The Little Yellow Ball
She has the stare of a healer already. Hazel has discovered the joys of playing fetch with the fuzzy yellow ball.
She has the stare of a healer already. Hazel has discovered the joys of playing fetch with the fuzzy yellow ball.
Princess Hazelnut Pupcake going for walkies with her new vest and leash. She’s learning fast.
Hazel is starting to figure out what the leash is all about. She’s not fighting it at all, but she’d prefer to run free. If I trusted the “Come Hazel” command more maybe, but this little girl has a strong will and an adventurous spirit, which is fine by me.
I have neighbors just down the road who have a nice trimmed grassy yard next to their home. When we get to the grass Hazel wants to play in it
Princess Hazelnut Pupcake. She’s 12 weeks old now and growing like a bad weed.
Hazel has lived here at the Homette for just over a week now and she’s already developed the need to always be at my feet or inside my shadow.
Little Hazel snoozing in her favorite toy. Her bed. Her takeover of the Homette is almost complete.
It’s Summertime in Oregon. We, and the beautiful Oregon Summer Wildflowers, have been fortunate to have had a prolonged Winter and a mild, wet Spring
My advice comes from the perspective of a photographer but it can apply to anyone who’s creating art in this age of social media
In the past, at the end of the year, I have only posted the summary of my previous year as it was represented in the landscape photos that I had made. As I looked through my portfolio from 2021 one thing stood out to me and that is that I am starting to have a large part of it wildlife photos.