Please pray for the families that have lost loved one and homes in the recent tornadoes.
At dusk last night the deer came down to graze our homestead. I saw this particular young buck through the geraniums in front of the window and loved the vignette. With the evening light it already had a dream-like quality, so I just enhanced it a bit with photo editor. You can't really see the deer's antlers, so just let me tell you they're little more than spikes.
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Nancy
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This shot has a nice dreamy quality to it.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I love your photo of the sign. Stunning.
DeleteYou've chosen such a nice enhancement. And I see the spikes!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting. I enjoyed your post of Miss Elizabeth. Have a great weekend.
DeleteThanks. Enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming photo of the deer come to graze, a hint of magic!
ReplyDeleteYes indeed, I am praying for the tornado victims…
My heart is broken for their loss of everything.
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DeleteThe natural frame is just the right touch, Nancy. Brings a softness to your photo.
ReplyDeleteThanks Nancy. And thanks for your help yesterday with my other blog. I appreciate that.
DeleteSoft, wintry scene...with just a touch of pink! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Evelyn. Love your pink roses.
DeleteLove the pic! I also just discovered my comments had the verification too. I had no idea. I hate it and I was so glad to get rid of it. Ah. Thanks for doing that and I hope everyone else figures it out too. It's such a pain.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome. Thanks for visiting. I went to your blog and I like what you did with your home office. Very pretty.
DeleteSure, Nancy, this is a beautiful pic! There is some kind of magic into it!
ReplyDeleteI saw the news yesterday, and I was horrified about all the destruction the tornadoes have made. It's really sad.
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Deletethanks for sharing us with this lovely pic! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for giving me the opportunity. Blessings.
DeleteBeautiful composition. I love when nature provides its own frame for a subject.
ReplyDeleteThanks.Hope you're having a great day.
DeleteBeautiful shot, Nancy! I love your effect!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much.
DeleteA cousin of my was spared in the Joplin tornado, her house was damaged but repairable and the only house standing for blocks around... she was a church when it struck... I do pray for those families, I cannot imagine their grief and loss. I do love your photo today, the soft focus is absolutely lovely. Thank you for sharing on 'Weekly Top Shot.' I hope you'll come share again next week...
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DeleteGreat photo! It does have such a dream-like quality!
ReplyDeleteGlad you got rid of the word verification also!
Hi Marie. Hope you had a great weekend.
Deletesomething very nice about this shot...i guess the way uve framed it. and thank you for dropping by and contributing to Saturday Sareenity.
ReplyDeletealso, my prayers are with those affected by the tornadoes.