I have passed this llama several times when he has been stretched under the barbed wire trying to munch the grass on the other side of the fence. When I would stop the car and get out, he would make a hasty retreat,
Last week I came by and there he was. My camera was in the trunk of the car, so I went past, turned around and stopped. I thought I was far enough away not to panic him, but he pulled back under the wire. I had to go back up the road to turn around so I drove on toward him. With me back in the car, he resumed his position. I stopped and shot my picture through the open car window. Long as I didn't get out of the car, he ignored me.
I am sure there is a life lesson in that somewhere.
I got my camera out a
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
The Grass Is Always Greener
Thursday, April 1, 2010
The Bug In The Iris
We have Irises blooming in our yard. They make really pretty photographs. So many ways to
look at each bloom. I got out at lunchtime and started looking for a picture. Deborah shot some really nice ones earlier.
I got lucky and found a bug inside a bloom. The light was pretty awesome. I had to burn and dodge a bit in Photoshop, but I like what I got.
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