Yesterday evening I took several pictures. I was so taken by the massive oak at sunset that I overlooked another shot I tood a moment later of the farm pond. It didn't turn out too badly either.
I was taking a picture today and one of the subjects was a woman that Jilda and I have known for over 40 years. When I saw her, she asked how I was doing. I responded as I always do, "I'm livin' a dream." She said I think I'd be living a dream too if I got to drive around and take beautiful pictures of trees. She asked how I managed to take so many good pictures. I guffawed a good bit. She said no, seriously?
I told her that I learned to use a camera and take pictures over 50 years ago, but I'm just now learning how to "see" pictures.
I was taking a picture today and one of the subjects was a woman that Jilda and I have known for over 40 years. When I saw her, she asked how I was doing. I responded as I always do, "I'm livin' a dream." She said I think I'd be living a dream too if I got to drive around and take beautiful pictures of trees. She asked how I managed to take so many good pictures. I guffawed a good bit. She said no, seriously?
I told her that I learned to use a camera and take pictures over 50 years ago, but I'm just now learning how to "see" pictures.
WOW.
ReplyDeleteThis one is more lovely than the other. I love the feeding station and the lake reflections. The color is fantastic. What a capture.
ReplyDeleteApparently seeing the beauty is what it takes.
ReplyDeleteBeatiful picture
ReplyDeleteThat is truly a beautiful photo.
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Janie
That is powerfully beautiful. You've got a good eye for photography for sure.
ReplyDeleteThey are prize winner worthy.
Hugs, Julia
Winter sunsets can be the most magnificent!
ReplyDeleteLisa
Some paintings look like photo, this picture looks like a beautiful painting.
ReplyDeleteGreat!
People like me who can not take a good photo admire those who do take awesome photos
ReplyDeleteOMG, gorgeous!!
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