Thank you much, Brian! 🙂 When the sun goes low, I do.
StUNing
Wow, these are stunning!
Wow! Very beautiful pictures with the flowers in the foreground!😊
Inspiring!
Wow! The sun is going to love these photos. The embellishments sure add to his glamour. Your idea of taking pictures are great.
🙂 Thank you! 🙂 Sunny smiles! 🙂
Thank you kindly, Maddy! 🙂 So glad you liked these.
Thank you much, John! 🙂 I love it when things line up.
🙂 Thank you kindly, T & T 21! 🙂
Thank you so much, angelbeam! 🙂 Glad to hear you think so.
It really wasn’t my idea, but when things line up, I’m all over it.
Spectacular
🙂 Thank you, puzzles!
Magnificent!
🙂 Thank you, Kate! 🙂
UT, you make a summer night shine like no other ~ great photos.
Thank you bunches, Randall! 🙂 These shots turned out much better than expected.
So lovely it is truly inspiring
Very beautiful Uncle Tree and your sun has so many shades … the first one looked like a sunnyside up egg. The sunflower is your new heart-shaped bush that the golf course caretaker went and mowed down then? I love sunflowers and there was a huge field of them that belonged to Ford Motor Company. I contacted FoMoCo a few weeks ago to see if they still sponsor that field – “no” they said, just one small patch behind World Headquarters and it also will be mowed down and same thing … a building will be built there, so I must go soon. Yesterday an all-day rain/storms and this morning lots of fog. This weekend was not the day to go sunflower seeking.
Thank for this spot of beauty, Uncle Tree.
I love your sunsets brother
Thank you very much, Rasma! 🙂 Glad you liked these shots.
Thank you kindly, Linda! 🙂 Glad you liked these.
The color differences were made possible by the automatic focus and light-sensing abilities of my point-and-shoot camera. When I aimed at the ground to start with, and stopped at the sunflower, the sun was lighter with shades of pink. When I aimed straight at the collage, then yellow was retained in the picture. Starting sky-high and lowering the focus showed the same color red of the sun as what my eyes could see.
The sunflowers will be rather short-lived. There’s just one plant in the grass they don’t mow, but now that the sun is setting more to the south, I get a much better glimpse without leaving our back yard.
You’re welcome, Barbara. 🙂 Thank you for liking these!
Good to hear that. 🙂 Thank you, Lloyd!
Good night, sweet prince.
A momentary perfection. 🙂
So, so beautiful, IT! Hope summer is wrapping you in love and light!
💜
“Good night, Deby!” 😉 And, thank you! UT
🙂 Thank you, W! 🙂
Thank you kindly, Lorrie! 🙂 HaPPy SuMMeR to you, too! UT
Interesting what your camera can do – I have not experimented much with my point and shoot but most of the time I am taking critter pictures and have to move fast before they disappear out of the frame. 🙂 On the rare days we’ve had sun, I really notice the angle of the sun in the morning – changing rapidly as we head toward Fall and Winter (gulp). Are they predicting an El Nino Winter for you there too? That’s what the long-range prediction is for us – I’m happy if it is true because it might help to make up for this awful Spring and Summer (not to mention last Winter).
El Nino is supposed to keep us warmer and wetter, but I hear, The Farmer’s Almanac is forecasting a colder than average Feb. and March. Who can we trust these days?
Oh wow – I had not heard the The Farmer’s Almanac’s predictions for this upcoming Winter yet, and they pride themselves on being accurate. Our weather folks told us we were in for a rainy and stormy day and neither has happened yet, not that I am complaining, but still … we could not mess up in our jobs and still be here, just sayin’.
There was some tornadic activity in the northern part of our state last evening, not quite the Upper Peninsula, but far from here. I’m ready for Fall.
Great idea and realization, Uncle Tree. I also hope you can still see!
Thank you kindly, Tanja! 🙂 Do they have touchscreens in Braille?
Since you just typed these lines, I know you are ok. 🙂
Uncle Tree's House 
Wow… ! 🌝🌻🌞
🙂 Thank you! 🙂
Stunning!
Beautiful images UT, hope you don’t like direct at the sun.
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🙂 Thank you!
Thank you much, Brian! 🙂 When the sun goes low, I do.
StUNing
Wow, these are stunning!
Wow! Very beautiful pictures with the flowers in the foreground!😊
Inspiring!
Wow! The sun is going to love these photos. The embellishments sure add to his glamour. Your idea of taking pictures are great.
🙂 Thank you! 🙂 Sunny smiles! 🙂
Thank you kindly, Maddy! 🙂 So glad you liked these.
Thank you much, John! 🙂 I love it when things line up.
🙂 Thank you kindly, T & T 21! 🙂
Thank you so much, angelbeam! 🙂 Glad to hear you think so.
It really wasn’t my idea, but when things line up, I’m all over it.
Spectacular
🙂 Thank you, puzzles!
Magnificent!
🙂 Thank you, Kate! 🙂
UT, you make a summer night shine like no other ~ great photos.
Thank you bunches, Randall! 🙂 These shots turned out much better than expected.
So lovely it is truly inspiring
Very beautiful Uncle Tree and your sun has so many shades … the first one looked like a sunnyside up egg. The sunflower is your new heart-shaped bush that the golf course caretaker went and mowed down then? I love sunflowers and there was a huge field of them that belonged to Ford Motor Company. I contacted FoMoCo a few weeks ago to see if they still sponsor that field – “no” they said, just one small patch behind World Headquarters and it also will be mowed down and same thing … a building will be built there, so I must go soon. Yesterday an all-day rain/storms and this morning lots of fog. This weekend was not the day to go sunflower seeking.
Thank for this spot of beauty, Uncle Tree.
I love your sunsets brother
Thank you very much, Rasma! 🙂 Glad you liked these shots.
Thank you kindly, Linda! 🙂 Glad you liked these.
The color differences were made possible by the automatic focus and light-sensing abilities of my point-and-shoot camera. When I aimed at the ground to start with, and stopped at the sunflower, the sun was lighter with shades of pink. When I aimed straight at the collage, then yellow was retained in the picture. Starting sky-high and lowering the focus showed the same color red of the sun as what my eyes could see.
The sunflowers will be rather short-lived. There’s just one plant in the grass they don’t mow, but now that the sun is setting more to the south, I get a much better glimpse without leaving our back yard.
You’re welcome, Barbara. 🙂 Thank you for liking these!
Good to hear that. 🙂 Thank you, Lloyd!
Good night, sweet prince.
A momentary perfection. 🙂
So, so beautiful, IT! Hope summer is wrapping you in love and light!
💜
“Good night, Deby!” 😉 And, thank you! UT
🙂 Thank you, W! 🙂
Thank you kindly, Lorrie! 🙂 HaPPy SuMMeR to you, too! UT
Interesting what your camera can do – I have not experimented much with my point and shoot but most of the time I am taking critter pictures and have to move fast before they disappear out of the frame. 🙂 On the rare days we’ve had sun, I really notice the angle of the sun in the morning – changing rapidly as we head toward Fall and Winter (gulp). Are they predicting an El Nino Winter for you there too? That’s what the long-range prediction is for us – I’m happy if it is true because it might help to make up for this awful Spring and Summer (not to mention last Winter).
El Nino is supposed to keep us warmer and wetter, but I hear, The Farmer’s Almanac is forecasting a colder than average Feb. and March. Who can we trust these days?
Oh wow – I had not heard the The Farmer’s Almanac’s predictions for this upcoming Winter yet, and they pride themselves on being accurate. Our weather folks told us we were in for a rainy and stormy day and neither has happened yet, not that I am complaining, but still … we could not mess up in our jobs and still be here, just sayin’.
There was some tornadic activity in the northern part of our state last evening, not quite the Upper Peninsula, but far from here. I’m ready for Fall.
Great idea and realization, Uncle Tree. I also hope you can still see!
Thank you kindly, Tanja! 🙂 Do they have touchscreens in Braille?
Since you just typed these lines, I know you are ok. 🙂
That 2nd from the bottom is astounding.
Thank you, George! 🙂 I like that one, too.
great shots UT!
🙂 Thank you, Wayne!
Great shot
Thank you! 🙂
That’s brilliant amazing!
🙂 Thank you very much! 🙂
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🦋 Incredible! Love the photos. Love your blog.
I’m so please Dray0308 reblogged or I may never have found it.
🙂 Thank you for sharing, kind sir! 🙂
Thank you, kind lady! 🙂 Glad you liked these.
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