forsythia in bloom before the blossoms dropped
some of the fruits of our woodchopping labor 
hand-me down from a neighbor whose daughter is now in college(grass just starting to green up)
5.25.2007
Scenes from the Back Yard
More shots with my Holga, this time scenes from our back yard. I was just exploring the late afternoon sunlight coming through the trees.
forsythia in bloom before the blossoms dropped
some of the fruits of our woodchopping labor
hand-me down from a neighbor whose daughter is now in college
(grass just starting to green up)
forsythia in bloom before the blossoms droppedsome of the fruits of our woodchopping labor hand-me down from a neighbor whose daughter is now in college(grass just starting to green up)
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We don't have the forsythia here (or if we do, I've never known it!) - I've always wanted to know what it looked like. The woodpile looks like the annual reminder that we've got winter coming here. I always love when you post here - thanks :)
Lovely shots. The trike is a perfect photo. I so miss forsythia, the first flower of spring after the crocuses.
We had a huge one behind our house in TN where Baby used to sleep. It was her fragrant cave, and it actually grew in the shape of a sleeping wolf.
Thanks for reminding me of that precious memory.
Nice pictures! I really need to practice more, so I could post more nice pics...
thisisme-
You really can't miss forsythia with it's burst of yellow blossoms that come out when spring is really here. After the bloom is over, it's just a leafy bush like other ones, but the spring show is so cheery! Good luck stocking up for the coming winter... try to keep warm!
As always, I'm glad to have you stop by. :)
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That's such a great memory of Baby and forsythia! I can picture it in my mind. Thank you for sharing it with me.
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evalinn-
They always say that practice is they key, trial and error and all that. Oh, and only showing people your best photos. That's probably the most useful one. ;)
Thanks for stopping by!
Beautiful photos Velvet. Amazing how you can make the mundane come to life. Love that tricycle. The lighting is wonderful.
Dan-
Thank you for your compliments, as always! ;)
The light is the very backbone of photography. The light shining through the trees in our back yard in the afternoon has a really dreamy quality to it... I love it.
Love the photo of the tricycle!
tammie jean-
It's such a classic trike that I think it would be hard to take a bad photo of it. :)
What the hell, how did I only just discover this blog?!
Simply awesome photography!
Orhan-
Thank you for the nice words! :)
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