Learning to take a good picture has been an adventure. Each picture teaches me something new, allows me to explore the abilities of the camera. Each picture is worth a thousand words, and is a journal entry for my life.
This picture is one of my first, I took it an early morning, after a disappointing hunting trip day. After coming home and looking at my pictures, I realized how much of a great day it was, even if were frozen, and did not get a thing. The beauty was amazing!
I stopped by the side of the road, out by Hazelton, Idaho, to take these pictures. These sights are common in Idaho, but I love symmetry, the lines are orderly, and I love the shine of the silo... BEAUTIFUL
One of my most difficult pictures, because if wait just a moment to long the bird will fly away. This little Robin was very difficult to catch. But well worth the effort.
Reflection... I went out one morning to catch the most beautiful sunrise, but I found the reflection in the pipes to be very fascinating and really fun to look at it.
DOG...I was fishing at Rock Creek Park, in Twin Falls, Idaho, when I saw the most beautiful dog. Perfect fur, and such a beautiful color. This was a fun picture to edit.
Symmetry...is what I love about these trees...
Trying to catch the sun can be difficult
Best times to catch the sun, is in the early morning
Or later at night, just as the sun begins to set
