Julie's Photos

The fruit trees look like they may bloom any day now.

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Want to see how fast the weather can change in Texas? This was taken about noon. No, I don't live here. Yes, that is a llama in the background. Click on the portal in the upper left of each picture in the sequence to continue.

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Three hours later, just down the street. All I did to the dust pictures was a apply a light unsharp mask. Amazingly, the camera CCD picked up the colors correctly. (I was under an overhang out of the dust.)

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Shot from a moving car.

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Of course, I wasn't driving!

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Down the street from my house. The wind was really whipping around the lights. And yes, the red lights did look kind of funny. I think half of west Texas got dumped on us today. This is the last photo in the series. Thanks for viewing!

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Not much light today, but I managed one halfway decent kitty shot.

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This is for the Round Robin Photo challenge, "Red."

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A fruit tree in the back yard. Last year on this date we had blossoms. We've had a warm winter up until the last month or so, and I suppose that kept the blossoms from growing. Probably a good thing as we had a very hard freeze last night. We're in for a few warm days, so I expect to see some changes in the buds.

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A gray day called for a gray picture. Or, anything to avoid real work..

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For this week's Monday Photo Shoot. Exciting, isn't it?

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It's an absolutely lousy day today. We need the rain, but between the damp and my lungs I just couldn't go outdoors to shoot. What's a girl to do? I moved this plant near the patio door, set up a tripod, slapped a couple of macro filters on the camera, and snapped away. This was the best of a LOT of shots. I'm not entirely happy with it, but at least I was able to experiment a little today in spite of the weather.

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