As I mentioned in an earlier post, my camera is giving me some problems. At this time, though, some good friends are looking at it to see if they can figure out what the problem is. In the meantime I will continue to share my older photos that I have taken over the past two and a half years. For those of you who are new to my blog, all my photos are taken with my Kodak Easyshare camera. It is all I can afford, but I have to say that I find it easy and fun for beginners like myself. :)
Thank you all so much for visiting me here! I really hope that you like my photos. I really appreciate reading your thoughts, which you can always share by clicking on the 'comments' link at the end of my post.
Don't care much for duck weed. Didn't know you had it that far north!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and natural, cheers Linda.
ReplyDeleteJ'aime la manière que vous capturez la nature... Je ne sais pas si votre appareil restitue ce que vous souhaitez, mais aujourd'hui c'est avec plaisir que je regarde une à une vos clichés.
ReplyDeleteGros bisous à vous
stunning shots
ReplyDeleteYour nature photographs always give me a pick up in the morning. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteYou've done some beautiful work here, Linda! That first photo looks just like some of our swamps. There is a similar one at Silver Springs Park, a famous area just east of Ocala (lots of movies and TV shows were filmed there). The difference in swamps might be that ours are full of alligators and the trees are cypress trees with big nobby extensions for roots.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a super week ahead!
You don't need a 'big' camera, Linda ! You need the eye to see it, and you have that !
ReplyDeleteI have a tiny little Canon...
Lie(f)s.
Your camera take lovely pictures! I got a camera as a gift from my daughter and the pictures are always so poor that I don't even want to post them.
ReplyDeleteThese are all beautiful pictures. I really like your photo of the stream.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about your camera, I hope it feels better soon :) You have taken some wonderful photos with it!
ReplyDeleteAll tht green stuff looks a bit scary. I guess it's part of nature's way of creating new soil?
ReplyDeleteI think your pics are beautiful - - - very peaceful and serene and relaxing to view.
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