Thematic Photographic 65, Perspective

Sometimes you can't see the forest because of the leaves. This weeks theme is perspective and I see this throughout life. You have to look at the big picture, when your perspective is small and narrow you might miss the big glorious picture.

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But when you look at things with a different perspective, when you see the forest through the leaves, or needles, what a view.


Here are the rules for this theme.

• Every Wednesday evening, at precisely 7 o'clock Eastern, he posts a new Thematic Photographic entry.
• Each entry has a unique theme. This week's is...perspective!
• You post a similarly themed image over on your blog.
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• You may post as many photos or links as you wish. For the next week, I'll be supporting this theme with a related picture/posting each day. I encourage you to do the same. This is all about sharing, so feel free to share to your heart's content!
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Natures Notes.

At Rest


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Sepia Scenes # 46

Driving to the Black Hills we saw this cool sculpture on the hill right before the 1880 Town. Had to stop and get a shot and it looks perfect in sepia. Please visit Mary to view more sepia scenes and to play along. Click Here

More Random Shots, some old film shots.

Fall is in the air soon to show its colors.

The fly, the fly.........

Something about weird bugs, what is this thing?


Another fly, they creep me out but pose so nicely.


A pretty bug that landed on my husbands arm.


Devils Tower, This is a old film shot, my first 35 mm camera.

Another old film shot, Angels Window at the Grand Canyon


Still old film I though this cool old tree looked cool while we were hiking.



The purple sky's of Wisconsin.
And the shoreline at Madeline Island.


Pigeon Point. Old film


And follow this path to see a view to die for.


UP Michigan shoreline. I always wanted to go back. Hopefully someday.


And once again, sunrise on the river walk in town..


The old barns of Iowa.

Guess who came to Dinner?

Looking scruffy and thin..... but alive, what a nice surprise. They must have liked the bread I put out for the birds.


The abscess between the mother dears legs has gone down alot. And you can barely see where she was shot. Her pretty summer coat is almost gone. And whatever was wrong with her mouth seems to be fine.


The fawn still looks like it is matted in weeds but not as bad. And it looks pretty bright eyed doesn't it.

The photo's are terrible because I was shooting from the window and they are so twitchy if I made any noise they would both get ready to jump.


And then I was happy to see the missing twin I hadn't seen in weeks stroll into the yard. Looking just as scruffy. I hadn't seen the three of them together for weeks.


So then when they left some other visitors came to finish up the bread with their babies. Oh goody. More turkeys.

Watery Wednesday #50

From my archives I found this blue shot of the lake at Yellowstone. Perfect for Watery Wednesday. To see more liquid shots from around the world click here.

Random shots