Hi again my friends! Here is today's Exploration Photography Daily View.
This is the Ben Franklin Bridge that connects Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Camden, New Jersey. I shot this yesterday on our way to a concert on the Camden Waterfront.
Thanks for stopping by.
Until next time...
Sunday, May 31, 2015
Around The House - May 31, 2015
Hi there folks! Wow wasn't the weekend quick? At least mine was. We did a lot of running yesterday and today we just did some work around the house. I didn't know what I was going to post for this weeks "full post" so I thought I would show you some shots I made today.
These first two photos are from our pear tree.
This is one of our many Vinca.
And here is our Schnauzer, Schnitzel sporting his new Summer haircut.
One of our geraniums.
And finally here is our orchid.
And that's about it for now. I hope you enjoyed your visit and I certainly hope to see you again here at the blog. Thanks so much for stopping by.
Until next time...
These first two photos are from our pear tree.
This is one of our many Vinca.
And here is our Schnauzer, Schnitzel sporting his new Summer haircut.
One of our geraniums.
And finally here is our orchid.
And that's about it for now. I hope you enjoyed your visit and I certainly hope to see you again here at the blog. Thanks so much for stopping by.
Until next time...
Saturday, May 30, 2015
Exploration Photography Daily View - May 30, 2015
Hi and welcome to an earlier posting of the exploration Photography Daily View. I'm getting this to you now because we are doing a lot of running around and I don't want to miss my Midnight deadline. So without further ado...
A couple of birds taking advantage of my cafe addition. And speaking of additions keep watching this spot. I have more coming real soon.
And before I go I have a short 1 minute video I would like to share with you. Check it out at the link below.
Saturday Morning Squirrels <<< Click Here
Thanks for stopping by my friends!
Until next time...
A couple of birds taking advantage of my cafe addition. And speaking of additions keep watching this spot. I have more coming real soon.
And before I go I have a short 1 minute video I would like to share with you. Check it out at the link below.
Saturday Morning Squirrels <<< Click Here
Thanks for stopping by my friends!
Until next time...
Friday, May 29, 2015
Exploration Photography Daily View - May 29, 2015
Hi there! Welcome to the Exploration Photography Daily View. Today I share with you another shot from yesterday at the Avian Cafe.
One lone diner. But he wasn't alone for long. Oh we pack em' in here at the cafe. To the tune of about 40lbs of seed every week and a half. Not to mention peanuts. I am so thankful for Costco!
Thanks for stopping by folks! I hope to see you again at the blog.
Until next time...
One lone diner. But he wasn't alone for long. Oh we pack em' in here at the cafe. To the tune of about 40lbs of seed every week and a half. Not to mention peanuts. I am so thankful for Costco!
Thanks for stopping by folks! I hope to see you again at the blog.
Until next time...
Thursday, May 28, 2015
Exploration Photography Daily View - May 28, 2015
Hi there! Welcome to the Exploration Photography Daily View. Here is what I have for you today.
We get a lot of birds in our yard but oddly enough not a whole lot of Robins. Not in the front yard at least. Maybe they don't get along with doves and blackbirds? Hopefully this is one of many to come. I'll be there with my camera waiting!
Until next time...
We get a lot of birds in our yard but oddly enough not a whole lot of Robins. Not in the front yard at least. Maybe they don't get along with doves and blackbirds? Hopefully this is one of many to come. I'll be there with my camera waiting!
Until next time...
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Exploration Photography Daily View - May 27, 2015
Hi and welcome to today's edition of the Exploration Photography Daily View. Check out what I've got for you today.
This is a hosta at my sister Elaine's house. I shot this on Saturday. What makes it special to me is that it was grown from a clipping of the hosta at the house I grew up in. And even better than that is that according to what my Mom always told me is that it was originally from the house she grew up in. So while I don't know precisely how old it is it certainly is pretty old.
Thanks for stopping by folks.
Until next time...
This is a hosta at my sister Elaine's house. I shot this on Saturday. What makes it special to me is that it was grown from a clipping of the hosta at the house I grew up in. And even better than that is that according to what my Mom always told me is that it was originally from the house she grew up in. So while I don't know precisely how old it is it certainly is pretty old.
Thanks for stopping by folks.
Until next time...
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
Exploration Photography Daily View - May 26, 2015
Hi there and welcome to today's Daily View!
Well I get home from work today and as usual watered to plants and filled the birdbath. As I was finishing up I happened to look down and saw this critter.
Not the clearest shot I've ever made but I was in kind of a hurry and grabbed my cell phone. I have no idea where he came from but he was very calm and friendly. Probably someone's pet. If I knew for sure that he didn't have rabies I would catch him and try to find out who he belongs to. We are very familiar with ferrets and know how to handle them. They make great pets but require a lot of attention.
On another note I have a video to show you. It was shot at The Philadelphia Zoo. Check it out at the link below.
Monkeying Around At the Zoo <<< Click Here
Thanks for stopping by my friends.
Until next time...
Well I get home from work today and as usual watered to plants and filled the birdbath. As I was finishing up I happened to look down and saw this critter.
Not the clearest shot I've ever made but I was in kind of a hurry and grabbed my cell phone. I have no idea where he came from but he was very calm and friendly. Probably someone's pet. If I knew for sure that he didn't have rabies I would catch him and try to find out who he belongs to. We are very familiar with ferrets and know how to handle them. They make great pets but require a lot of attention.
On another note I have a video to show you. It was shot at The Philadelphia Zoo. Check it out at the link below.
Monkeying Around At the Zoo <<< Click Here
Thanks for stopping by my friends.
Until next time...
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