Late November in the woods can be kind of monochromatic.
But we did see two owls yesterday, and today so many deer that even the normally indefatigable Coraline let the last one walk away unpursued. I took pictures of the dog chasing the deer, at least I pointed my camera at the dog and the deer and clicked, but somehow managed to take five pictures that show neither dog nor deer, this one that shows the dog, and one other in which a brown blur can sort of be identified as a deer with enough imagination.
One our way back a trick of the light made the exit from the woods golden, as if we were approaching someplace magical instead of our own neighborhood.
Late November in the woods can be kind of monochromatic.
But we did see two owls yesterday, and today so many deer that even the normally indefatigable Coraline let the last one walk away unpursued. I took pictures of the dog chasing the deer, at least I pointed my camera at the dog and the deer and clicked, but somehow managed to take five pictures that show neither dog nor deer, this one that shows the dog, and one other in which a brown blur can sort of be identified as a deer with enough imagination.
One our way back a trick of the light made the exit from the woods golden, as if we were approaching someplace magical instead of our own neighborhood.
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