Posts for: SheenaghGebhard
Apr 4, 2013 09:40:17 #
Beautiful little Westies - they have such endearing characters! Great idea, and I'm going to bore you with a few more!
Nightski wrote:
These are my beloved dogs when they were puppies. I invite you to post your puppy photos.
Apr 4, 2013 09:38:40 #
What a lovely picture of contentment - lucky boy to be adopted by you - they are still our precious "Pups" when they are old, stiff and grey! :-) Can you imagine the joy of a warm scented lawn after the confines of a pound!
zneb240 wrote:
Unfortunately I don't have a puppy photo as my greyhound 'Cruiser' was rescued from a pound at age 7 years. He's still up pup to me, so I hope you don't mind my pushing in here!! :lol: This photo was taken on his first day with me - relaxing on the lawn of his new home after a long time in a steel and concrete pound!!
Apr 4, 2013 06:33:34 #
Oh my oh my - I have a zillion pics! so here are just a few favourites! Shiloh is my big buxom blonde, who despite looking like butter wouldn't melt, combined the escapolgy skills of Harry Houdini and the comic antics of the Keystone Cops! Reilly is my beautiful dark girl with the most soulful eyes, Kelsey has a dreamy quality about her and little Sadie is just a peach! I've added a couple from a litter we had eighteen months ago! And finally my darling Storm sadly no longer with us.
Shiloh in the primroses - butter wouldn't melt!
Storm
Reilly with her tiny litter of two
Sadie and Polly
Kelsey
Apr 3, 2013 15:48:37 #
That should be THANK YOU PAT!!!!
SheenaghGebhard wrote:
That you Pat!! :-) :-) :-)
Apr 3, 2013 15:48:09 #
That you Pat!! :-) :-) :-)
PAToGraphy wrote:
p25 Sheenagh you are priceless!! This is a portrait to hang on your wall! Made me laugh and a reminder of the associated chatter from others about their "senior" moments. Love it. Thanks for posting this. It is so terrific when one can have a good laugh at themselves - and share it with others.
Apr 3, 2013 15:47:20 #
:-) :-) :-) I've tried to attach three thumbs up!!! Hope it works!
quote=cricket2]At last you had them on the right feet - lol - cute photo[/quote]
quote=cricket2]At last you had them on the right feet - lol - cute photo[/quote]
Apr 3, 2013 11:49:44 #
Thank you so very much to Gracie (may I call you that?) to Jaclee and to Perilin for your lovely comments and also to see that I am in good company regarding the little matter of wardrobe malfunction! To Irenejb, Cricket, Bushido, Sher, Frankie, Agnesm and to Marj a special thanks (by the by if I whisper it - it doesn't hurt 55!)
Pat I adored your trailing stars, what an amazing piece of photography - you learn so much here! Littlebiddle your waterfalls are spectacular, and I would be thrilled to have taken such images. Rufe your signs are something else! And I'm sure they made us all giggle! All the pictures of various children and "grands" are just peachy and Perilin your Easter Egg chicks were just the cutest! And as for tomorrows challenge, I can bore you all legitamately with more canine shinanigans!
Pat I adored your trailing stars, what an amazing piece of photography - you learn so much here! Littlebiddle your waterfalls are spectacular, and I would be thrilled to have taken such images. Rufe your signs are something else! And I'm sure they made us all giggle! All the pictures of various children and "grands" are just peachy and Perilin your Easter Egg chicks were just the cutest! And as for tomorrows challenge, I can bore you all legitamately with more canine shinanigans!
Proof of the "senior moment" regarding the boots!
Apr 2, 2013 08:56:30 #
Beautiful pictures of beautiful subjects - thoughts and prayers with Annette - I hope she'd chuckle at my fashion faux pas yesterday! Having removed my sheepskin boots to add fleecy socks before doning my wellies to walk the dogs, I was half way up the hill in the woods when my son asked me if there was any particular reason I was sporting one of each!! It was my fairly significant, double digit birthday and I think I'm slipping into that "batty old bird" catagory! Thanks for hosting and thanks again to those of you who humour my canine captures, particularly Pat who is so kind and generous with her comments :-)
mgstrawn wrote:
Hello, Everyone! I apologize for the lateness of ... (show quote)
Portrait of Sadie.......trying to add an element of Bokeh!
Orchids
Mar 30, 2013 16:59:43 #
Thank you catgirl - much appreciated!
catgirl wrote:
pg 8
gym - love the hands making the biscuits
Sheenagh - great photos always love Sadie
Frankie - nice chickens but like the last ones best lol
gym - love the hands making the biscuits
Sheenagh - great photos always love Sadie
Frankie - nice chickens but like the last ones best lol
Mar 30, 2013 16:58:26 #
Hi Sue - Yep taken this morning! It's been cold enough to freeze those proverbial monkeys - but spring is definitely stirring......I have to add that this particular cherry is the earliest to bloom and the more familiar "Pink Cherry" will not be blooming until May :-)
suejay50 wrote:
Pg 8 - blimey Sheenagh - are these your this year's blossom? Mine are so tiny i still need my microscope to see them.... no sign yet of a bloom ... you are obviously much warmer down in the more southerly spots.... Lovely pics whatever.
Enjoy your new toys too...
Enjoy your new toys too...
Mar 30, 2013 16:53:23 #
Thank you Frankie! I'm ridiculously enthusiastic! I try taking everything on a myirad of settings.....then when I get home and see that one is quite pleasing, I haven't a clue as to what setting I've achieved said photo!! Doh! I know about the Exif setting (but that could be a foreign language!)....so I guess I will continue to make fairy steps and enjoy the journey!
Frankie wrote:
Looks like you are enjoying your birthday treat & "treating" us with it as well. Beautiful shots :thumbup: I always enjoy your Sadie water shots.
Mar 30, 2013 14:22:01 #
Hi Perilin - not been around much, but always lovely to dip in and out, enjoy the banter and be amazed by everyone's talent and interpretation :-)
As a birthday treat, I've been gifted a couple of new lens's which I'm having great fun trying out new ideas, so here are a couple from the telephoto and macro. Things that rise..........the temperature! If you view the daisy's in download I hope you can see the frost glinting and the cherry blossom from this morning also heralds the fact that "Spring is Sprung!" My final offering is stereotypical! Sadie rising from the lake! Hope you all enjoy the happiest of Easters and are blessed with the warmth of family and friends :-)
As a birthday treat, I've been gifted a couple of new lens's which I'm having great fun trying out new ideas, so here are a couple from the telephoto and macro. Things that rise..........the temperature! If you view the daisy's in download I hope you can see the frost glinting and the cherry blossom from this morning also heralds the fact that "Spring is Sprung!" My final offering is stereotypical! Sadie rising from the lake! Hope you all enjoy the happiest of Easters and are blessed with the warmth of family and friends :-)
Perilin wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I know I haven't posted in a while but I have tried to keep up to date on all the wonderful photos that have been submitted during the previous challenge.
Since this is Easter weekend, I took Annette's suggestion and entitled this challenge Things that Rise. Hopefully you'll like the pictures I have chosen to begin. Have fun shooting.
I know I haven't posted in a while but I have tried to keep up to date on all the wonderful photos that have been submitted during the previous challenge.
Since this is Easter weekend, I took Annette's suggestion and entitled this challenge Things that Rise. Hopefully you'll like the pictures I have chosen to begin. Have fun shooting.
Daisy's rising in a frost!
Spring is sprung and the temperature is rising!
Sadie rising from the deep!
Mar 22, 2013 04:39:16 #
Thank you JacLee - we have just had a massive storm and flooding with heavy snow in middle England, so if I was inclined to venture out........I'm sure the sea would be looking mean and moody and very angry this morning!!
JacLee wrote:
quote=SheenaghGebhard Hi Marj - sorry to hear you... (show quote)
Mar 22, 2013 04:31:04 #
Thank you Marj! Love the new Avatar, looks like home :-)
Marj wrote:
quote=SheenaghGebhard Hi Marj - sorry to hear you... (show quote)
Mar 21, 2013 12:52:13 #
Hi Marj - sorry to hear you're feeling blue so special thanks for hosting this challenge :-) I'll look out some "cleanish" jokes and sent some to you and Pat :-)
Some amazing photography as usual and some new folks too! Very briefly
Page 5 - Clicker 2012 I had no idea Old Quebec looked like something out of a fairy story - fabulous
Page 12 - Laskalass your images are always top notch, but special thanks for your link regarding landscape photography.......I've just indulged myself with Telephoto lens, but my attempts at landscapes to date leave much to be desired!
Page 13 - Coco1964 Simply love your shots of the Mississippi River Basin and the glorious riot of colour that is your Autumn Forest.
Page 22 - Leibschen - your shot of the waterfall in Oregon is magnificent!
The coast is what is so magical here in Cornwall, so my offerings are from the beach with one old deserted tin mine which we passed a couple of days ago out walking the hounds. Also it seems that every hedgerow, garden, and umpteen fields are simply bursting with some "sunshine gold" in the guise of the humble daffodil!
Some amazing photography as usual and some new folks too! Very briefly
Page 5 - Clicker 2012 I had no idea Old Quebec looked like something out of a fairy story - fabulous
Page 12 - Laskalass your images are always top notch, but special thanks for your link regarding landscape photography.......I've just indulged myself with Telephoto lens, but my attempts at landscapes to date leave much to be desired!
Page 13 - Coco1964 Simply love your shots of the Mississippi River Basin and the glorious riot of colour that is your Autumn Forest.
Page 22 - Leibschen - your shot of the waterfall in Oregon is magnificent!
The coast is what is so magical here in Cornwall, so my offerings are from the beach with one old deserted tin mine which we passed a couple of days ago out walking the hounds. Also it seems that every hedgerow, garden, and umpteen fields are simply bursting with some "sunshine gold" in the guise of the humble daffodil!
Marj wrote:
Here are some more. Sorry I have not been commenting lately, a little down lately. Hoping you all well cheer me up :lol: Any good jokes are welcome :thumbup:
Mining Chimney at Carne Marth
A golden host of daffodils
Sadie Baby at the Beach!
Holywell Beach - best viewed full screen!
