Showing posts with label Fall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fall. Show all posts

Thursday, 27 October 2011

On The Farm.

The air was crisp as we walked out to the west side of the yard, the side where the majority of the animals resided. It was probably the coldest morning we had come by this fall. My dearly beloved best friend/neighbor's horses met us at the fence to tell us "Good Morning" The frost covered the fence, framing tiny melted footprints left behind by the cat and the rooster. The sun was just barely up, and had not yet melted the white crystals formed on the grass and tree branches.

Curious Kynan
Mums Yummy Jacket


         

 




 






I am so thankfull for the location in which I live. Crisp fall days full of animals are my favorite. How about you?

Cheers,
-Meadow


Wednesday, 26 October 2011

Octobers Photo Post.

Just To Update you on the adventures through the lens of my Nikon......


Photo courtesy of my mother, the photography student.

 That Guy, being handsome and resembling a 1980's greaser.

Oh Lennon, my beautiful beautiful boy.

 And Raja, My other boy.

 Baby Ivy and her little grin.

 My cousin Abbey as we decorated for her mothers Wedding.

Photogenic Emma.

A thanksgiving view out of my cousins window.

Yet again. . . 

Spoons For coffee.

And of course, cream for coffee.

Oh so autumnal, have I mentioned, fall is my favorite?

Crisp fall weather, warm bonfires, and cozy moccasins. 

Early morning breakfasts with my Papa and ketchup.

Random llamas to harass on morning adventures.

Just thought I'd throw this in here, not that its photography, but, you know.. :)

All photos taken with a Nikon D200 equipped with a f 1.8 50mm lens.

Cheers,
-Meadow

Saturday, 8 October 2011

The Return, and Blustery Fall Days.

 Yesterday night my childhood best friend returned home for Thanksgiving weekend. Alas, we were bound to spend some time together on the beautiful weekend that she had chosen to come home on. We sat on the front porch, drinking Ginger Tea and reminiscing about the old times. It was truly sublime. Afterwords, threw on our jackets, (leather and blazer) grabbed our cameras (canon and nikon) and trudged out into the field with the wind on our backs. 

Finally we arrived at the site of many pictures passed, Our old tire swing the we had crafted out of an ancient tire and rope, neither of which are highly trustworthy.
Our time spent together was such a blessing. Lots of laughs, plenty of shared photos, and warm cups of tea. 

It was good to be together again.

 Until a year ago we were inseparable. together, every single day of the week. we no longer live near each other, however somehow, the bond is still there, and it seems to be everlasting. It is friends like these that we get the privilege to be thankful for.

Happy Fall. Cheers!
-Meadow