Later on we visited the Paul Smiths Visitor Interpretive Center and went on a couple short walks with a view to seeing some wildlife. We didn’t see much, but when the sole squirrel we saw seemed to pose for me, I couldn’t help but shoot him:
How’d he taste? 😛 😆
But seriously, I love the dragonfly in flight; that’s a hard shot to capture. The sense of movement in the background makes that a lovely shot, in particular.
The droplet–I’ve never seen that. I wonder if it’s related to mating somehow? Perhaps it’s just a reflection but it seems like there’s ‘something in the water’?
That 2nd sunset would have made a good entry for the upside down contest. It drives me nuts when I take a picture that would be perfect–for the contest that happened last week, whatever contest that may be.
I hope you indeed are dutiful and archive these for future contests. Just don’t do what I do and save everything, forcing you to look through 10,000 photos for the one you know you have…somewhere.
I worked thus far this weekend. Tomorrow in the early pre-dawn a.m., I’m going shooting for a retake of an image I think could<–emphasis here, I give up on predicting the voters' habits do well for this Wed’s contest (post~monsoon–here’s hoping for picturesque morning skies!) In the process of relocating the spot on google maps, I found some other interesting venues along the route that I’d like to see in person, so I’ll probably be out till 9 or 10 am. In the afternoon, it’s off to a family BBQ.
