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Not really nature, but here's who I photographed this weekend. . . it's DS at a baseball tournament. They won the whole thing!
Pretty exciting, especially as they start the All Star Tournament this week.
rinda

Fun with fireflies. Out of 60 shots, I got about 8 with good firefly streaks and this was the clearest. Tonight I just put it into night scene mode and put it on a tripod.

Jean, I don't have a true SLR digi, but I do have have lots of options to play with. If I study the instructions I should be able to set ISO, aperture and shutter speed. The highest F stop I can use is 8, so it will take some experimentation. Tomorrow...

Here's some scraps I used up--I really like this paper and have saved every little morsel of it!!

This image was a free download from Suze Weinberg's site a long time ago and I thought it was cool, but had no idea what I would ever use it for. You look closely you will see Mona Lisa in the left hand cornor of the image.

I thought we had a challenge for anything "outdoors" to use, but can't find it--this isn't "flowers" but this is the altered journal we had going around a year ago. When I got it back I had a bunch of blank pages and just finished this page up. My book theme was Italy and this is a leaf that I picked up in Pompeii and I decoupaged it with several layers and it seemed to work good.

I took a ten minute walk down my drive (half way down there) and took these photos along the way. Journaling reads: On a ten minute walk down the driveway--the creek, the bridge, the wild flowers and raspberries, the "spooky old tree", "the road less taken", "Nadeem's Nob"----such beauty so close to home.

Edit: this was for last week...sorry.

I never use my "close up " "macro" stuff.. just never do and for years I have been trying to complete the 2peas in a pod ( or what ever they are called) and I just never have...

off course you ladies are always great inspiration..

so here are some pictures.. ( had to come right back in) started to rain AGAIN..

my favorite

I ran out tonight and took a few pics of clouds at sunset. Tripod, ISO higher than I'd like, but I don't have a decent (fast) lens. This was the best of the lot. That dot would be an airplane. We live about 5 miles from a major airport.

Altered Clipboard with CS Pure and Simple - Flowers and ribbon plus acetate "remember" from my stash.
Thanks for the challenges, Monica.

This is the first time I have been able to join in all the fun at Camp, although I have been singing along!
I've just finished this layout from our trip to Austria last year, and Liege was our first night's stop on the way. I used some cream flowers by the title and some fuzzy fibres by the photos of the rivers we crossed. They are a bit blurred as I took them from the coach, trying to avoid the trucks!
Kathryn J.

This is a friend's DD. I just couldn't resist this tender photo. All digi.

Scrappers Guide April 2008 Southern Days Elements by Teri Hanson
Scrappers Guide June 2006 Peach Paper
Scrappers Guide August 2005 Mothers Love green paper by Misty Cato
On The Edge Photo Masks Vol 7 by Shelleyrae Cusbert

Rinda, Thanks so much. I am just loving my complete collection of Scrapper's Guide goodies. Here's a quick drop page from Scrappers Guide May 2006. This is my Grandmother's beloved Aunt Mary.

Edited to add a companion page.

here are my nature shots from this past week
butterfly,8 foot alligator that lived in our backyard, and one of the many deer that roam the island

and of course--my favorite wildlife