A few new lensball photos. At a local park in Refugio, Texas...
...I drove to the small town off Interstate 69 in hopes the damaged park from 2017 was finally open. Well, it's not. And there were very few birds that morning. Grackles, I heard a woodpecker and saw a hawk fly over. Four Vultures, a cardinal singing. AND Bull frogs croaking at the park's pond. There is a small board walk out over the edge of the pond, and I took these lensball photos from there. Then, since I was within the park boundary, I walked the trail...alone. No one was around. Too early for the city's park and recreation to be patrolling...so, I took photos of the interior of the park while there. Most of it is cleaned up from fallen debris and tell-tail signs of trail repair. I'll show the park's photos in my next post.
You sure have mastered the lensball. My favorite is the second one.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ginny
DeleteThese lensball photos are so cool. You're pretty good at these
ReplyDeleteThanks Ann
DeleteThey are fascinating pictures, Anni. You sure are a dedicated walker! I am impressed and agree with you that summer gets too hot down there. (your comment from a previous post of mine)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely hot. But I can tolerate it better here than I ever could in Tucson. When they say dry heat (110°+)...they've never lived there during monsoon season.
DeleteYou take great lensball shots!
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Deletesad it is taking so long to build back all the beauty. I agree with Ginny, you have completely mastered that lensball . beautiful. I got a crick in my neck trying to see it right side up. LOL
ReplyDeleteIt's all about money, budgets & government grants that cause delays. Thanks Sandra.
DeleteYour lens ball skills are excellent.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Michelle
DeleteLove those lens ball shots. So unique and mesmerizing.
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoy them Patti.
DeleteYour lens ball photos are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ruth.
DeleteAnnie these are amazing....kinda make me feel like I'm walking on my hands.
ReplyDeleteYour photography and eye for what makes a pretty picture are wonderful.
Happy Friday
Hugs Cecilia
Thanks C!
DeleteI love the lensball shots! These are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteGlad to know you enjoy them Mari.
ReplyDeleteI like your lensball shots...
ReplyDeleteThanks Rose...it is great to see you here during your time of grief/loss.
DeleteThese shots are so neat. I love to find tiny raindrops on leaves to capture the same thing. Have a wonderful weekend. Sorry about your park. I am still waiting for our favorite camp to reopen from the floods we have had this year.
ReplyDeleteI love capturing raindrops too.
DeleteAlways lovely coming here, Anni. Love, cat.
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