Some Pictures Must Be Taken. Some Quotes Must Be Quoted.
That one time I took pictures in Heaton Park on Boxing Day and they came out blue.
Yes, it’s the same day as the photo in this post.
It was something new for me, as I don’t go to Heaton Park in winter and I definitely don’t go anywhere during Christmas time. I was glorious!
Do you ever get pleasure from experiencing something so tiny or so trivial for the first time?
I’m back with another sign.
This is a new one in Heaton Park, warning the visitors of sudden drop from the Ha-ha. (I blogged about Ha-ha before.)
Quite right.
If you’re not careful, you’ll fall on your nose. Or worse.
Maybe not purple exactly–not sure what I’d call this shade–but it sounds good as a title, so I’m going with it.
Photo is from Heaton Park on Boxing Day.
This squirrel looks like it was caught in the act.
What it was caught in the act of doing, I don’t know.
“It wasn’t me.”
I don’t know what they’re called, but their flowers and they’re purple, so…
I usually feel a bit sad at the beginning of September, because summer is over. Until I adjust and start enjoying autumn. Can’t wait for the leaves to turn!
By all these lovely tokens September days are here
With summer’s best of weather
And autumn’s best of cheer
~Helen Hunt Jackson
Because you can’t ever have too many duck pictures on your blog.
These images show a mother duck with her four ducklings, following her into the water. This is the same Heaton Park pond that featured in my previous duck post.
I can’t believe how lucky I was, having had an opportunity to take these photos. And it just proves that no matter how many times I go to Heaton Park, there is always something new to discover!
Following on from this post, here is another one of similar type, also from Heaton Park:
Again, I’m not making fun of the sign. Actually it’s quite tragic they have to put up signs like this. You’d think it’s common sense.
The sign is in Heaton Park.
Do not feed the horses. They are on a special diet.
Please note, I’m not making fun of this sign–I completely understand the horses should not be fed by the park’s visitors. In fact, it annoys me when I see people feeding animals in places where there are big bold signs instructing NOT to feed the animals. Like, you think that doesn’t apply to you? Ugh…
So, the sign. It just made me smile, that’s all. I’ve noticed I’ve gathered a few pictures of different signs, it seems they are one of the things I like to photograph, both with my camera and the smartphone. The blog is helping me discover myself and I love it! Here’s the tag.
How about you? Is there an object you like to take pictures of that is not the obvious landscape/nature/portrait thing? Tell me in the comments and share your work!
Here I give you the pictures from my photoshoot with alpaca in Heaton Park.
It started like this:
Hey, you there! With the camera. Come here and take my picture!
So I did.
Does my profile look good like this?
Thank you! Come again next time!
The End
