Last on the Card, September 2020
This is a fun challenge from Brian at Bushboys World. The rules are simple:1. Post the last photo on your SD card or last photo on your phone for the 30th September.2. No… Continue reading
This is a fun challenge from Brian at Bushboys World. The rules are simple:1. Post the last photo on your SD card or last photo on your phone for the 30th September.2. No… Continue reading
Although I spend a fair amount of time in Central Texas, I live in East Texas. While there is some overlap, we tend to see different plants, insects, and birds here, so I… Continue reading
In early September, we made a trip to the Texas Hill Country, and played in the Llano River. (You can click on the pictures to see larger images.) I rarely see any migrating… Continue reading
I have been meaning to join in this challenge since I saw it in January! Brian at Bushboys World came up with the idea of showing whatever photos are last on your card… Continue reading
I saw a photo challenge on Ann-Christine’s blog, and she found it on its original home with Su (scroll down through the post to find the guidelines). You take 5 to 20 photos… Continue reading
When I heard about Cee Neuner’s new challenge, I wanted to jump in, and take new pictures to fit each weekly theme. The first topic, Get Outside, should have been easy for me… Continue reading
For this week, the Lens-Artists Challenge is to look back over 2019, and post your favorite photos. My main aim in photography is to document all the wildlife on our farm, and that… Continue reading
I have been wanting to join in with a photo challenge group ever since the WordPress photo challenge stopped, and I am happy to have found the Lens-Artists Challenge. This week’s theme is… Continue reading
Two years ago I was given all the boxes of the family archives from my husband’s family, and I have spent hours sorting and digitizing everything. My favorite discovery has been a box… Continue reading
My daughter and son-in-law put a wildlife camera in the creek bed at our property in Central Texas. That place is about 300 miles to the west of us, in a region that… Continue reading