I spent most of last week moving in slow motion. I had a routine medical procedure that took three days to prep, submit, and recover. It wasn’t drastic, or traumatic, just too freakin’ time consuming.
So, once the weekend arrived, I took full advantage of the gorgeous weather – sunshine, cool breezes, and fluffy clouds – and eagerly went on my semi-fortnightly* photo hike.
*Hubs tells me this means the same thing as ‘weekly’ – you can trust him, he’s a rocket scientist.
All photos taken at Fred Gannon/Rocky Bayou State Park in Niceville, Florida.
(Photos shot with a Nikon D60, using an 18-55mm, 55-200mm, 20mm f/2.8 wide-angle, 50mm f/1.8 prime lens, Nikon CoolPix S205 and/or iPhone4)
For more photos, please visit my Flickr photostream or my 365 Project Page.
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These are so gorgeous. The tiger lily one looks like a daydream.
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I’m sorry the procedure took so much time, but I’m glad you are past it. I love the leaf photo.
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Love it. You have so much beauty in your area, and I love that you take the time and effort to go find it. And share it with us. Not that I’m at ALLLLLL jealous of you, of course 🙂 Love the little lizard? frog?
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The water lily shot is gorgeous- I love the focus. Excellent shots, as usual.
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Photobomb make me giggle! And I just love “a little color”.
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Gorgeous photos. Love the patterns on Photobomb, even the little guy in the corner.
Thanks for sharing.
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Love the Tiger Lily… it’s like a painting! (I think I’ve said the same thing about several other of your photos!)
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Beautiful shots! I especially love the water lily. It just screams spring/summer to me. Peaceful.
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What gorgeous shots. Love the mossy log, and the perfect fall leaf on the dead grasses, but to learn a new word too – semi-fortnightly – just a bonus!
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the bright orange leaf is a beautiful contrast against the twigs!
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