I’ve added a new page. It contains photos that had been altered in a software program. Please have a look at the Creative page, you will meet some of my friends. Cash and Tango aka The Boys, accompany me on a lot of my adventures. Your comments are always welcome!
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We’ve had cold weather, we’ve had snow, we’ve had wind. Now this morning we have fog. As thick as soup. With fog comes frost and sometime some great photos. I was out this morning with the camera. Check out the Gallery – A frost morning and see a bit of what I saw.
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Could this be a sign of Spring? Or wishful thinking?
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I realize we aren’t getting near the amount of snow they are getting in Eastern Canada and the US. If you ask anyone here they’d say we have way to much. Unless you are a child, sometimes it is difficult to appreciate the snow. However, I did manage to capture someone who does love the snow ……………………..
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I have two feeders on trees just outside my kitchen window. For most of the day there is a lot of activity around them. Watching the antics of the birds, mostly Red Polls (part of the Finch family) makes doing the dishes more enjoyable. A Downy woodpecker drops by once in awhile also. I’ve posted a few photos of the visitors in The Gallery – “From My Kitchen Window”.
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In mid December I went to Calgary for a few days. I’ve finally edited the photos and was very please with them. As I took quite a few, I will be add to and taking from the one you see today. That means you will need to visit again. More images may be found in The Gallery – Calgary AB Dec. 15-17th.
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It’s been a fridgid last few days. Hard on human and animals. Our animals has there feed increase and didn’t seem to mind the cold. They can always get out of the wind. Here is a shot of my little Arabian. I think he was wishing he was in the land of sand and sun, as God meant him to be. Not standing in a cold pasture in the middle of Saskatchewan. Better days ahead Ninja!
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Prairie Wind Photography 