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Pull up a chair? Bickie? Beverage? I'm so glad you've stopped by. I hope you enjoy your stay. This little space celebrates the idea that the little things, the everyday things, are worth recording. It has comfortably settled itself into a blog about the everyday after I started a 365 Day photo challenge September of 2009 on Facebook. After beginning to blog, I transfered many of the photos here, where I have continued this daily challenge. My life is really not that interesting, but as I've looked for something to photograph each day, I've been able to find fun, joyful, meaningful things in the daily events that happen for all of us. It's fun keeping my eye open for little things that I never noticed were even worthy of record before. There is so much beauty out there if we keep an eye open to it.
Life is, indeed, Joy.
Life is, indeed, Joy.
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7 comments:
we have these same woodpeckers....wilma and wody...and I love them so much...but OH they can do damage if they decide to get up close and personal...which they did to the side of our cottage !
Years since last I saw one on me own. Thank you for reminding me of home.
Oh my stars this is a wonderful shot! I very nice!! xo
oh, what a flashy little superstar he is!
Beth: Fortunately, although we've seem them occasionally in the maple trees, we've never had a problem. Knock on...uh..wood? Erm...
Robert: I'm glad you like it! I'd love to see the critters that you have in Greece, though. probably very different from here!
Joyce: Thanks! I wish I had a longer lens. This one, although fairly long, is a cheap, non image stabilizer one. Which I used then cropped the shot. Bleh. Loses a bit of clarity. But ah well--one does what one can!
Maureen: I know! I wanted to pass him a pair of shades! hehe
wow! you took that one? wow.
la ninja: I'm pretty surprised at how it turned out, myself. I took it from my kitchen window with my long kit lens and no image stabilizer on the lens--I had my arm resting on the kitchen faucet to keep it still. Pretty high tech! I had to tweak the sharpness a bit, but the light must have been perfect, because it turned out better than expected.
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