Locking the chickens away tonight I noticed the very dramatic moon peaking out from behind the gum trees so I went back to fetch the camera. Doesn't look too bad (not a good as Dawn's though)
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Why thank you Pam - tricky to get. I find I look out the window go wow great photo run to get the camera and in that time it can change, go behind a cloud or tree.
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ReplyDeleteYes Dawn, time waits for no camerawoman - but it's fun chasing those elusive shots!
ReplyDeleteI like your trees, Pam; they look like people.
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