This is a sunrise out our back door, taken from inside of course. In the summer the tree is just to full to see it from this view. A Tequila sunrise possibly?
Same sunrise just a few steps over. It is funny how quickly sunrises and sunsets change as the clouds move and the earth twirls. All the pretty purples, reds and oranges in them. Lots of color here.
Now also yesterday it was close to sunset, that I see and am up and certainly chipper. Looking out the front window there were literaly hundreds, I kid you not, of Robins. Big, pretty and hungry Robins. We had run the water to settle all the dirt in the grass that had blown in during the dust storm. We stood and watched them flying in the air, filling one of our trees and covering the ground. I suppose after watering it washed something in the little trench between the concrete and the grass. We looked this morning and it is picked clean.
Now after watching them for a while, the movement of our bodies scared a lot of them off but just thought you would like to see some of the brave ones that stayed to dine. It was a grey day yesterday evening but you get the idea.
Their colors were really pretty and they cleaned out the little trench.
One more image of them. You know cameras and the fingers they just don't know when to stop.
One good thing about digital you can see what you photograph right now, but you know there is something to say about film. You compose the image correctly in your viewfinder, send it to the lab to print and get it back and you have a perfect photo. Not spending lots of time in front of the computer. Just my thought on that topic.
Now on to the art part of the blog. Now you know I have taking some FREE classes from Strathmore and Traci Bautista has been teaching it. Well this is the last week for her class sadly to say and just had to share my first Glam Girl. Talk about letting loose and having fun. That I did. Not sure what I am going to do with them but doens't matter at this stage in life does it? Just creative juices flowing and your muse let loose.
I started with one of the backgrounds I had done last week, I didn't care for it so thought what the hey if I mess it up I mess it up. I have painted in with some gesso I had tinted first and then glued some doodles on the background secondly. Just wanted you to see where I was going with this.
Here she is Glam Girl all doodled up. I did get carried away but my muse kept saying go with it girl. So I did.
There you go that is what is going on in my world right now. Thanks for stopping by and see you soon. xoxox
Love your glam girl annette!! This was a fun class, wasn't it! I remember when we lived in Kerville that in late winter big flocks of birds (and I think they were robins) came through and feasted on the juniper berries--the yard was full of them! -and I remember someone telling me that birds can get slightly drunk on juniper berries (after all that is what gin is made from). Beautiful sunrise photos!!
ReplyDeleteYour Glamour Gal is super. All that red energy surrounding that big, blue eye with a bit of a wicked gleam. Wonder what she is up to ??? Look forward to more glam girls.
ReplyDeleteWe had a bird experience too several days ago. Gazillions of them circling the house, settling in the trees, on the lawn and then heading over to the lake. Remember the movie, The Birds?
Your sunrise was awesome. Glad you were able to capture it on film. That is the best part of the day for me.
Great photos and love your gorgeous Glamour Girl. x
ReplyDeleteAnnette, here there is almost only one word coming to my mind 'WOW' ! Wow, for the sunset....wow for the Robins...and wow for your glamour girl! She is really what glamour is all about!! Must have been such fun to do...so fabulous, you just can't help looking at her!!
ReplyDeleteWish you a wonderful and sunny day. xoxoxo