Texas style photography and words
Our two boxers dogs love to run, play and wrestle together.
Daisy is 6 yrs and 9 months & Zoee is 1 yr 6 months.
They get into these kissing sessions that are normally initiated by Miss Zoee she loves her Miss Daisy girl.
I wanted to do their pics together so I raked up the cypress tree leaves into a large pile and this was their idea of a photo session.
Gotta love these two doggies.
This rose was so beautiful I needed to photograph it.
I grabbed the camera and my macro lens and started taking some pictures indoors.
Rose petals are a lot like life each layer represents a new day full of life & joy its beauty fades but the memories will always be there.
I would like to wish you all a safe and Happy Thanksgiving from Texas.
This is a Pyracantha bush they have 1″ thorns and bloom in the spring/summer and make berries in the fall. I love this plant but I hate to trim it due to the thorns. This one is on the side fence area of our yard and accents that part of the yard this time of the year.
The best way to get a clear action picture of a cat or dog is if they are headed towards you.
If that is not possible up your shutter speed and try from the side of the animal.
This is Puffy Tail I was in the pasture and the cats follow me like dogs well she was the last one out there and came bounding across the pasture running. I was able to get this shot really quickly.
I caught these two cows smelling each other’s breath. Actually, I think the one on the left was curious about what the one on the right was eating.
Sometimes it’s about capturing those moments you never see happen and using your imagination to decide what they were doing.
Cows have this really cute personality about them that some people never notice.
The blooms of the Texas Sage are high contrast to the dull sage-colored leaves of the plant.
I love it when this plant blooms and it blooms a few different times of the year.
The beauty of this rose is accented with a macro lens, dewdrops, and lighting.
I have posted this pic before but I re-edited and reduced the lighting and really like it a lot.
This hive of Yellowjackets was under our star jasmine.
Part of the Jasmine climbs a lattice fence and then part of it makes a walkway to our shed from the fence like an arbor of sorts.
Our daughter Jeanelle walked under it and then she was bitten a few times. This could have been very dangerous if they had all attacked.
Thank goodness the grandkids were not stung.
Jack was able to find the hive and take care of it.
Sometimes they build hives in places you never would think about so always check around you house and in your bushes very well.
