"Photography is a way of feeling of touching, of loving. What you have caught on film is captured forever...it remembers little things long after you have forgotten everything."-Aaron Suskind
Today was one of those days. I didn't get much done, but I did decide to take the advice given to me by a good friend, a while back, for handling days like today. "If you can't go out to take photos, set the tripod up in your bedroom and take photos out the window...so that's what I did! And look what I saw. I got to see this deer and a couple others walk through the back of the property in the late afternoon. I love living up in the hills. Good advice friend! :)
Over at my photoblog, Ellipsis...Legeres D' Ambiant, I am counting down my top 10 favorite photos of the year. Be sure to drop by when you get the chance to see my very best in photographs!
-OndineMonet
"Deer Crossing"
Berkeley, California
December 26th, 2005
Late Afternoon
Wow! I knew you had critters, but nothing that large. Cool! - K.
ReplyDeleteHow lucky you were to catch such a beautiful site. Lovely pic. :-)
ReplyDeletegreat pic! I wish that's what i saw when i looked out any window here! sigh.. lol..
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful back yard visitor!
ReplyDeletehttp://searchthesea.blogspot.com/
Carly, you have inspired me to start using my camera as a creative outlet. I have far too many homebound days in the winter.
ReplyDeleteI love your pictures and visit your photo blog often. So much is right outside our window's.
Lucky you, Carly!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
V
I have several pictures of animals that I photographed outside my back window, including three shots of a possum and one of a squat that was on our fence that you can see on my "Freaks of Nature" blog. It's great living close to nature in a city.
ReplyDelete