Although the date this says 'posted' is from a while back, I'm online to type about theses photos and get this posted for you to see today, October 12th!
I'd uploaded these and the next post couple of photos fully intending to get right back to it in a day or so, it just didn't happen like that.
Stacy's father took a trip to California to visit family out there and since he was gone (he's getting back tomorrow night) we've been very busy working at home as well as stuff going on at work. So it's been busy, busy, busy!
Stacy left this morning to fly to Boise for meetings (again!) and will be back late tomorrow too.
On to these photos; top one is actually on our property, just out back in the forest. The fern was just going yellow to gold then, on this fall morning, it is really golden and rust browns now just a couple of weeks later.
Middle photo is a road a little over a mile away in the early evening that I liked with the late day sun on the Aspen and Birch trees with some fall colors that lined the road.
And the bottom photo was taken on the way back home from taking the photo above and was a Doe and her twin Fawns in an alfalfa field. While wary of a vehicle stopped on the road near them they didn't run off even with me taking this one and a few other photos. The sun was already behind the mountains by this photo. I really like my 18 to 270 mm Tamron zoom lens!!!!
I'd uploaded these and the next post couple of photos fully intending to get right back to it in a day or so, it just didn't happen like that.
Stacy's father took a trip to California to visit family out there and since he was gone (he's getting back tomorrow night) we've been very busy working at home as well as stuff going on at work. So it's been busy, busy, busy!
Stacy left this morning to fly to Boise for meetings (again!) and will be back late tomorrow too.
On to these photos; top one is actually on our property, just out back in the forest. The fern was just going yellow to gold then, on this fall morning, it is really golden and rust browns now just a couple of weeks later.
Middle photo is a road a little over a mile away in the early evening that I liked with the late day sun on the Aspen and Birch trees with some fall colors that lined the road.
And the bottom photo was taken on the way back home from taking the photo above and was a Doe and her twin Fawns in an alfalfa field. While wary of a vehicle stopped on the road near them they didn't run off even with me taking this one and a few other photos. The sun was already behind the mountains by this photo. I really like my 18 to 270 mm Tamron zoom lens!!!!
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