There are many beautiful places to visit and photograph in the fall, but one of my favorites is an orchard. I love to see the trees all lined up in rows, and hanging full of fruit. Most of these pictures were taken at Uncle John's Cider Mill, St. Johns, Michigan.
Friday, November 18, 2011
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Michigan Lighthouses
I thoroughly enjoyed my second trip to the western shores of Michigan. We visited 4 lighthouses on this trip. It was rainy and a little stormy, but our timing was almost perfect as it seemed to rain while we were in the car traveling to the lighthouses and clear up when it was time to get out and shoot. It did rain on us a little at the third lighthouse but not much.
Grand Haven Lighthouse.
Muskegon South Pierhead
White River Lighthouse
Little Sable Point Lighthouse
Grand Haven Lighthouse.
Muskegon South Pierhead
White River Lighthouse
Little Sable Point Lighthouse
Monday, November 14, 2011
My Garden
I love growing a garden. There is just something about placing that tiny little seed into the ground, waiting for it to sprout then spring to life and bring forth fruit. This was our first year at growing a garden in Michingan. We didn't have space for a big garden but our little garden produced well.
The garden is all gone now but I am already planning for next year.
Yellow Squash.
Cabbage.
This view shows the garden from the front looking toward the back, or the view you would see from the street.
The tomatoes above are a hybrid we bought as plants from the greenhouse. They are called mega bites. The tomatoes were not very big, but the plants were loaded with tomatoes. I counted over 40 tomatoes on one plant of this kind.
This isn't a pretty picture because of the power lines but it shows the whole garden, so I included it anyway.
Case Knive green beans. These beans are heirloom beans. They are my favorite bean. I always save my own seed.
This is a new heirloom tomato I tried this year. I bought the seed from an heirloom company and grew the plants from the seed. They are shaped like a pepper, very meaty, and have very few seed in them. And as you can see they bear very heavy also.
A basket of veges I fixed up as a gift. Of course I had to play with it a while and take pictures before I gave it away :)
A nice basket full of fresh green beans. I love having my own home canned green beans. There is just no comparison to the taste of these compared with store bought canned green beans.
All broke up and in the jars, ready to can.
All done and cooling on the stone.
The garden is all gone now but I am already planning for next year.
Yellow Squash.
Cabbage.
The tomatoes above are a hybrid we bought as plants from the greenhouse. They are called mega bites. The tomatoes were not very big, but the plants were loaded with tomatoes. I counted over 40 tomatoes on one plant of this kind.
This isn't a pretty picture because of the power lines but it shows the whole garden, so I included it anyway.
Case Knive green beans. These beans are heirloom beans. They are my favorite bean. I always save my own seed.
This is a new heirloom tomato I tried this year. I bought the seed from an heirloom company and grew the plants from the seed. They are shaped like a pepper, very meaty, and have very few seed in them. And as you can see they bear very heavy also.
A basket of veges I fixed up as a gift. Of course I had to play with it a while and take pictures before I gave it away :)
A nice basket full of fresh green beans. I love having my own home canned green beans. There is just no comparison to the taste of these compared with store bought canned green beans.
All broke up and in the jars, ready to can.
All done and cooling on the stone.
Labels:
case knife beans,
federle tomato,
green beans,
squash,
tomato
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- My Corner Of The World
- I am 49 years old, I have 2 adult sons, a grandaughter & a grandson. I am happily married to the love of my life. I have been intrigued with photography for as long as I can remember. I am constantly striving to learn something new and improve my photography. I love doing portraits, macros, and scenic shots. I literally take my camera everywhere I go. I find that the more I learn about photographing my world, the more I learn to "see" the beauty around me.