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Taking photos of Caprock at Sunset
About Me
Photography and the beauty of life all around us are my merged passions. If you see a photograph you like and would like a copy or have a special request, please feel free to contact me by phone,
(432) 664-5942
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(432) 664-5942
All copyrights reserved.
Taking photos of Caprock at Sunset
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4 comments:
Beautiful!!
I love your photos of this bird. I love the bright cheery colors. We get the Orchard Oriole here and I have seen it only once.
You have to tell your friend Debi how much you love her for being the first to tell you you had something special when you got the first Oriole, and for telling you that they like oranges.
And Debi will tell you how much she loves you for being such a patient photographer, for being clever in adding grapes, and for creating that rare Oriole Oasis there.
:) LOVE THESE PICS! I don't know why, but I also love the way the grapes look all in a row like that.
The grapes... oranges... I wonder if peaches would attract birds? :) Hannah and I are going to have to do this today. Brilliant!!
I love your photos!
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