The bison at Elk Island National Park are sporting their gorgeous summer coats. The straggly look of earlier in the year is gone and they are trim and great looking as long as you don't get too close. The light was very good and the shot turned out well.
Several of my sisters and I picked Mom's harvest on Friday. Apples from two different trees and you can see that there was a difference in color and size.
The left pail is a small portion of the grapes we harvested from Mom's vines. They have moved to a seniors residence so this was the last time we will pick fruit from the trees and vines she nurtured for nearly 50 years. She shed a couple of tears knowing we were at the house and she could not be there.
It may need something more. A frame, a word, or another thing. I don't know so I will wait further inspiration.
Changes are progressing nicely in the kitchen.
I managed to get one head in nice focus so I cropped the image to isolated it somewhat.
I am happy with the photo but would like better. We shall see how many more days I can sit quiet for a long time. The weather has turned here so the mornings will be much more cold and I likely will not be able to sit for that long and the camera may not be happy with cold either.
We generally do get Indian Summer here so we could still have some warm days ahead.
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Maggie at Normandy Life if her computer issues get resolved
Mersad who hosts Through My Lens #112
Beautiful array of colours in your photos. The bison and the chickadee photos are really nice! Captured the mood wonderfully.
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What a beautiful life, loving all your captures!
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