David's Shutter Bug Club

[Kelda]

Yup, the fields were green... very like Scotland!

Susie - I love the pics! where was the one with the baby blue sea - it certainly looks like it was taken somewhere hot!!!

[Kerry]

That's a stunning pic, Susie. The sun beams and the mist and the long shadows. Beautifully atmospheric. Romantic, even. I half expect Robin Hood to jump out from behind one of those Sherwood pines! 

[David In Indy]

I would LOVE to see Sherwood Forest when I'm in England this summer. I was a huge fan of the Robin Hood stories when I was a little kid, and Sherwood Forest always seemed like a very magical place to me. Is it called "Sherwood Pines" or "Sherwood Forest"? Because I'd hate to embarrass myself over there and call it the wrong name!!

Nice pic Susie!! I like the angle too.

[Kelda]

EY up David!

My hubby bought me a sooper dooper SVP camcorder for my birthday.  It takes videos, still shots, its an MP3 player, MP4 player ... it even makes you a cup of tea if you ask it nicely! 

Anyway,  it was a beautiful sunny day so I took it along to Sherwood Pines this afternoon.  I decided to be creative ... like taking shots directly into the sun.  Here's one of them, what d'you reckon? ...




I love Sherwood Pines ... all those lovely big trees!!

Susie 

wow! that photo is awesome.

[Kelda]

Oh wow Susie - it does indeed - its fun to think us brokies have tread in each others steps without even knowing it!

[Kelda]

Yes, that was my thought too.

  great minds.....

[injest]

How about a touch of spring? using my fave MICRO lens!!

[injest]

And a TRUE sign of spring:



momma is quite proud!

(and all the neighbors are enamored!)



being the star of the place really IS tiring work so it is a good idea to get lots of sleep...lots and lots...



but to keep your star status you have to give your audience some action...be sure to stretch first so you won't hurt yourself!



oh and visit the local milk bar as often as you can (Milk...it's what's for dinner)

[David In Indy]

Nice pictures Jess!!!

Those are really good shots of the flower. Nice use of the macro lens! Did you get down on the ground to take that picture? I often get all the way down and lay on the ground to take pictures of flowers and small animals. I get my clothes dirty sometimes, but who cares? The dirt will wash out of the clothes, and I'll have the picture forever!!

I love the pictures of the baby horse too! Aww! How cute!! When was he born? Is he a newborn in these pictures? Thanks for taking the time to post the pictures of him for all of us!!

[David In Indy]

Yes, that was my thought too.

Those are beautiful pictures of Crete Susie! And welcome to our little photo club here!