I had to take these pictures of this gorgeous sunset quickly, as you can see the colors are fading rapidly. Today is my youngest brothers birthday, he is 47.
I thought it would be a fun challenge to take daily pictures. At the end of the year I will have a nice collection of memories that focused on daily events, the changes of the seasons, and special adventures.
About Me
- Renee
- I live in The Dalles with my husband, dog, and our cat. We have 3 wonderful and terrific grown children who are involved or married with kind and loving people. I am a happy and positive person. I teach at Sherman County High School, specializing with students who need help in reading and math. I have wanted to be a teacher since I was 5, and having this dream come true is simply amazing. I try hard to serve Christ daily, although I fall short often. I love to celebrate all aspects of life and things big and small. Most people have a favorite season, I however, find beauty in each season and look forward to the change. I love to be outdoors and I am beginning a new journey with photography.
Friday, February 25, 2011
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Sunday, February 20, 2011
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February 13, 2011
Monday, February 14, 2011
February 5-11, 2011
February 5, 2011
This is a picture of my grandma's Christmas Catus. It is so pretty and the blooms are goregous. I think this plant should be called a "Holiday Catus."
February 6, 2011
Scott and I are getting ready to start planting our cold weather crops. I am so excited for fresh veggies. We don't have the large amount of space that we have had before, but we still have a good plan so we can start planting. YUMMY!!!!!
February 7
February 8
These pictures were taken on my home from work. I love this old building. There is such uniqueness in the lines and texture of this old barn. I can just imagine who has walked into this barn years ago.
February 9
I love the way this picture turned out. I was trying to capture the light, clouds, and the Columbia Gorge River all connected as one, and seperate at the same time. I liked using the tree as a focal point. It took me a little while to find the perfect spot to take this picture. I am glad I didn't loose the beautiful light sharing space with the clouds. February 10
Two wonderful pictures of Mt. Adams. It was such a sunny and bright morning.
This picture was taken on the way home. I wanted to catch the light reflecting on Mt. Hood. I like this picture, but I think my photos will be better when I get a higher quality camera.
February 11
I got these flowers for my grandma. We both love flowers and we both love pink, so fitting. Grandma loved the bouquet and they are still blooming and looking wonderful.
A beautiful sunrise taken on the way to work. I love all the colors. So lovely.
This picture is taken at Brownsville, Oregon outside of our house on Washburn Street. This is a walnut tree and I absolutely love this old tree. About 3-4 years ago, maybe longer, the city wanted to take this tree out because they were putting in a new sewer system and the pipes went right along the base of the tree. Scott told them that we wanted to keep the tree and I am so glad he did. This tree is over 100 years old and is one of the first trees planted in Brownsville. It is an awesome looking tree.
Friday, February 4, 2011
January 29, 2011
This picture is taken at my grandma and grandpa's house. I am not sure when my grandpa put in the flag pole, but I know that it has been there for as long as I can remember. Let "Old Glory" wave freely in the air for all to see.
January 30, 2011
I love pansies. They are one of the first signs of spring. This is a double and I think it is beautiful. It is such a nice day, that I had to go buy some pansies so I could plant them.
This picture is taken at my grandma and grandpa's house. I am not sure when my grandpa put in the flag pole, but I know that it has been there for as long as I can remember. Let "Old Glory" wave freely in the air for all to see.
January 30, 2011
I love pansies. They are one of the first signs of spring. This is a double and I think it is beautiful. It is such a nice day, that I had to go buy some pansies so I could plant them.
Thursday, February 3, 2011
February 3, 2011
I found these pictures of frozen ice so interesting, that I decided to photograph them. These pictures were taken outside of Moro, Oregon. During our extremely cold temperatures of 12 degrees to 32 degrees, someone turned on these sprinklers that water surrounding plants. There was still water in the lines, creating these frozen ice sculptures. I believe the water is green, because they use "gray" water, which is water from washing dishes, laundry and such, to provide moisture for the plants. It is not often that you find such an unique picture and I am so glad I was able to capture "the sceen,"....... A truly enjoyable experience.
I found these pictures of frozen ice so interesting, that I decided to photograph them. These pictures were taken outside of Moro, Oregon. During our extremely cold temperatures of 12 degrees to 32 degrees, someone turned on these sprinklers that water surrounding plants. There was still water in the lines, creating these frozen ice sculptures. I believe the water is green, because they use "gray" water, which is water from washing dishes, laundry and such, to provide moisture for the plants. It is not often that you find such an unique picture and I am so glad I was able to capture "the sceen,"....... A truly enjoyable experience.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
February 2, 2011
Today is Ground Hog's Day. Ice frozen on a branch. Earlier in the week, I took a picture of a pansy because I thought spring was coming. Today the high temperature was 36 degrees and the low was 15 degrees. Even though the sun is shining and it is beautiful outside, be prepared for very cold temperatures.
Since I started taking daily pictures, I have discovered that I need to carry my camera with me at all times, so I don't miss those rare opportunities to photograph something amazing.
Since I started taking daily pictures, I have discovered that I need to carry my camera with me at all times, so I don't miss those rare opportunities to photograph something amazing.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
February 1, 2011
Mt. Adams in the background with windmills in the front. A gorgeous day. Who would believe that the high was only 34 degrees today. This was a cold day with a low of 23 degrees. The artic air is moving in.
Windmills on the way to Moro. I am heading to work on this beautiful day. I love the drive to Moro on Highway 97, such wonderful things to enjoy and take in. I also go to Moro on Highway 206, known as Fulton Canyon.
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