a view from my balcony
and some ducks
and more baby ducks
and more baby ducks
How long does duckling season last anyway? These guys were spotted last Wednesday and you'd think I'd never seen ducks before the way I was snapping away! Then again, they have a way of moving very quickly which made it rather easy to follow the rule of thirds as they furiously paddled their way out of frame, but difficult to get them in focus or exposed properly.
See how others followed the rule of thirds in this week's photo challenge at Sunday Stills
Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, I love the first one..:-)
ReplyDeleteThat first shot is amazing!! Love the mood!
ReplyDeleteGreat job. :)
ReplyDeleteThose ducklings are so cute, I'd be snapping away too!
ReplyDeletelove me some ducks!
ReplyDeleteI love me some duckies. And I love that banner picture.
ReplyDeleteLove the sky view!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful silvery sky. Loved that.
ReplyDeleteThe ducks are a challenge trying to get them into the frame in a suitable picture and you seem to have managed that very well.
Maggie X
Nuts in May
Baby critters are fascinating. They reaffirm the continuity of life.
ReplyDeleteI was watching a duck with ducklings following her this weekend. So cute!
ReplyDeleteThe first picture is the same sky that I saw at dawn today. Blindingly silvery.
ReplyDeleteWhat's not to love about ducklings, with their bright sparkly eyes and their ridiculously cute little heads!
There is something calming about ducks in water, sin't there! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteI think you like to take pictures of ducks for the same reasons I like to take pictures of Barney: Because they are your pets.
ReplyDeletethanks, everyone!
ReplyDeletethe best part about the ducks is that when they grew up they are still cute and lovable unlike the geese and swans who can turn downright ornery.
Jazz: Violet Av is nice little sidestreet the size of an alley in The Beaches
ReplyDeletevery nice! those are some cute ducks
ReplyDeleteRule of thirds: you're doing it right!
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