This week’s photo challenge from WordPress is to create a gallery of photos from 2012. As this has been a 365 challenge year for me, I had rather a lot to share, but have reduced it down to these. All photos were taken in Canada. I hope you enjoy my choice.
Peach Blossom – April 2012
Perseverence – June 2012
Train Tracks – January 2012
Lines of Colour – January 2012
Dahlia – August 2012
Imitation Sun – June 2012
Screen Print – November 2012
Sunlit Marina – Kelowna, William Bennett Bridge – February 2012
Sunset, 5th April – 2012
Strong and Proud – July 2012
Water Lily – June 2012
Calla Lilly Leaf – September 2012
Hummingbird – May 2012
Ferns – October 2012
Power Lines – March 2012
Bearded Iris Zoom Burst – May 2012
Ferns – May 2012
Rose – December 2012
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spectacular shots!
Thanks.
you’re welcome 🙂
I liked your choices – the hummingbird was my very favorite!
Nancy
I love the hummingbird too. I was so thrilled to actually capture it so well.
I’m the same way about some of my photos – there is such a satisfaction to capturing something as delicate as that. And they’re fast – they buzz me on the deck from time to time going to the trumpet vine in our backyard.
Stunning pictures!
You are welcome.
May – a perfect hummingbird portrait!
Gorgeous! I love the ferns. 🙂
I love the fresh green of these ferns. These were in a Japanese garden, so there was plenty of fauna to photograph.
Beautiful photos of flowers and the hummingbird!
Thank you Rosie. Looking back, I love the progress I have made with the camera. I must confess that nature, flora and fauna has become my subject of choice!
Your pictures are amazing! I’m getting all embarrassed about my snapshots.
Hey, do not be embarrassed. Everyone starts somewhere. Just keep going with it and see the progress you make. I was totally embarrassed when I first acquired a camera. Now, I’m at the point where I know it won’t all be perfect, but it is something no-one else has done/seen, so it is good.
Love your crafting, and love the snaps of you and your friends. with all that has happened to you this year, I suspect those friends are very important right now. Enjoy them.
I say !!! I am so impressed of your photos. Especially the one from the harbour Sunlit Marina? .. and the Hummingbird in the air 😉 wow – Happy New Year 2013 😀
Thank you. I’ve had a good year. thanks for the visit and comment. Happy new Year to you too.
Happy New Year!
Congrats for all your work!
Hey, thank you. I’ve enjoyed taking the photos. Happy New Year to you too.
beautiful pics. How did you manage to capture the Hummingbrid?
That was patience. I sat near the feeder, had the highest ISO I could on my camera, with the fastest shutter speed and just shot what I could. I took hundreds of photos. Only a few were worth anything and that was one of them. Thanks for the visit and for the comment.
beautiful pictures you got there.
Thank you. I appreciate your visit, like, comment and follow. I have just had a quick look around your site. Very diverse, and there is true honesty there. I found the post about the shoes quite moving.
i never thought people would actually read my blog. but hey, thanks for reading! i like your site very much, so i followed 🙂
That’s the wonder of the internet and with blogging. People you least expect start finding you, and they come from all over the world. Enjoy the experience.
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