Thursday, October 7, 2010

A Grape SkyWatch ~


With the passing of summer, the fruits of her labor are ready for harvest. As the rain clouds scatter, these grapes wait their turn to be plucked from the only home they have known. Soon they will become a great spirit.

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Tuesday, October 5, 2010

An apple a day ~

My World ~


The long, warm, beautiful beach days of summer are but a memory now. They have been replaced by the cooler, dark, dreary, rainy days of Autumn. Long are the days of sand between my toes. For now I’ll have to settle for the warmth of a fireplace and a pair of comfy slippers.

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Monday, October 4, 2010

Witchy Marco Monday ~


Daylight hours are on the decline, nights are longer and cooler, and the spooky, scary, creatures of October start to arrive. This young lady is first on the scene and anxious to gather all the ingredients for her autumn brew …

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Saturday, October 2, 2010

Willow Critter ~



Willow, my 3 year old, tail wagging, full of enthusiasm for life, black lab, critter. ♥

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Friday, October 1, 2010

An Autumn ~ photo share


Metering ~ I am a shoot 100s of photos and hope for the best kind of photographer. After finding Courtney’s blog I decided to take control over my photography and to learn more about improving my photos through use of manual mode and settings. This being said, I never realized I could or would need to meter anything. This week’s “lesson” inspired me to do some reading on this subject, grab my Nikon and head out to the field to photograph the Fall harvest. I was feeling empowered to capture something wonderful. There was clearly a difference in the sample photos posted by Courtney, however when I changed the settings, I did not notice any difference. Perhaps it was the subject matter I was shooting, or the rainy overcast weather, or maybe pumpkins and apples just always look good and don’t need to be metered. None the less, I am happy with the photos I captured, but I am happier I arrived at the farm in time to enjoy one of the freshly made apple cider donuts.

Welcoming ~ SkyWatch


Under a blanket of blue sky, our Lady, proudly stands waiting to welcome one and all.

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