Here’s a couple of fleeting views I caught. Both photos were taken on the grounds of the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio, Texas. It was ridiculously hot and humid (at least by Alberta standards) but I had to venture out of the air-conditioned comfort to check out the gardens and sculptures. (More photos are waiting for upcoming posts.) Check out other photo challenges here.
I love koi ponds, especially when they are outdoors in a beautiful setting. When the water is murky it makes spotting fish more of a challenge.
Caught sight of this little green guy – perhaps a green anole? He puffed up a pink throat fan but it was too fleeting a moment for me to capture. I was out-of-town for a week and that too seemed like a fleeting moment. I don’t understand how it can then take forever to download my 2,000 photos!
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Good connection between the theme and your photos and travel experience, Terri. I really liked that. A comment on the murky water. We have a pond, too, and in the heat it is really difficult to keep the water clear. Sometimes I think that’s another full-time job! I love San Antonio…and it’s hot by more than Alberta standards! 🙂 Looking forward to seeing more of your photography. Sounds like you had a delightful experience. ox
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Thanks for the ping back.
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Thanks for the pingback! Guess you’ll have to go to the petting zoo again – with your camera!
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The lily pad shot is fabulous! Cute little green fella too. 🙂
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Thanks, Jo. Glad you like it!
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2,000!! I can’t wait to see them all?? Just kidding.. can’t wait to see the best! Love your point of view behind the camera! xx
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Can’t wait to see more of your images Terri. Love the little green guy in the tree – onward and upward….
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Two thousand photos,wow you took that many? It’ll be fun to see them.
Ranu
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What can I say? I love digital and I love all that there is to see!
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