Judy's Photoblog
In the yard...
Posted by Judy (Brooksville, Florida, United States) on 13 October 2009 in Animal & Insect and Portfolio.
While they're not really Silly, they can be, especially when sitting looking at themselves in the side mirrors of our cars! These were taken through the window, across the porch and through the porch screening, so are not as sharp as I'd like, but we are thrilled to have them back in the neighborhood!
We're off for a two-week trip up into the north Georgia mountains. I hope to have some special photos when we return, but I'll have no internet connection while gone so I won't be able to comment.
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Mhélène from Paris, France
So lovely ! Very beautiful photographies and great composition !
13 Oct 2009 9:12am
AG from London, United Kingdom
What joy these must bring and how much they enjoy the ‘facilities’ you so kindly offer. Great work on the montage, too.
13 Oct 2009 9:50am
Japanalia from Yokohama, Japan
They are a world unto themselves and a delight to watch! I love the way you built this collage!
13 Oct 2009 11:30am
Barbara from Florida, United States
A delightful sight in the birdbath. I want to say these are scrubjays, but not certain. I don't see them this far south. I see the ground feeders (doves) are not missing a dropped seed in the background.
A fun and interesting collage of images. I really like this.
14 Oct 2009 3:29am
@Barbara: No, Barb, they are Bluebirds ... and we've had them off and on over the last 5-8 years. Some years they're here for 3-4 weeks. Considering the shots were taken from a distance and through the window and screening, I was pleased w/the results.
Lambspun from Madison, Maine, United States
Very cool presentation! Just how do you do this? Photoshop?
15 Oct 2009 1:01am
@Lambspun: Thanks, Sandy; I just Corel's Snapfire for collages (a free downlload), but I also do some using my PaintShop Pro.
