A Picture is Worth How Many Words?
I wish I had some stitching news, but I don't! Instead, I would like to share some photos we took recently.
First of all, it's been so HOT that we were fortunate enough to capture with our camera a hawk standing on our driveway. He was drinking water from our neighbor's sprinklers, and also reaching out to enjoy the sprinkler mist.
We live in an urban area, so we're always a bit surprised to see hawks near us.
The other evening we drove to a park near my mother's house and took some photos of the sunset. I really love the colors in these! Sadly there is smoke in the air with fires burning some 25 miles away from where we took the photos, so that makes the sunset's colors especially orange.
I love this one:
Before sunset, and the smoke is visible:
One more with smoky clouds:
Thanks for stopping by today!
First of all, it's been so HOT that we were fortunate enough to capture with our camera a hawk standing on our driveway. He was drinking water from our neighbor's sprinklers, and also reaching out to enjoy the sprinkler mist.
We live in an urban area, so we're always a bit surprised to see hawks near us.
The other evening we drove to a park near my mother's house and took some photos of the sunset. I really love the colors in these! Sadly there is smoke in the air with fires burning some 25 miles away from where we took the photos, so that makes the sunset's colors especially orange.
I love this one:
Before sunset, and the smoke is visible:
One more with smoky clouds:
Thanks for stopping by today!
Labels: miscellaneous fluff
posted by Sue @ Monday, August 31, 2009
4 Comments:
At August 31, 2009 at 2:47 PM ,
Ingunn said...
Nice pics, I love the sunset-pics!
I'm very impressed with your hawk-pictures too.
At September 1, 2009 at 12:41 AM ,
Unknown said...
very nice pics :)
At September 1, 2009 at 5:47 AM ,
grace said...
The photos are really pretty, but so unfortunate that the fires are a blaze. We have a fire burning about 20 miles from where we live too. Lots of smoke and I can still see the red glowing in the mountains. :(
The waste canvas was not fun. haha and I don't think I'll do it very often. I did take the threads out. I forget if I ever took a picture of that, but now the hat is in my dad's hands. :)
At September 4, 2009 at 7:03 AM ,
Carmen said...
beautiful hawk.
the smokey clods are big! is scary.
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