Today we got a desperately needed rain at our NY State campsite. I also started using a new photo editing site. I like to add some pizzazz to my photos.
The New Site is called Befunky.
http://www.befunky.com/create/?openurl=upload#/basic
Above are a few photos taken this morning, edited at Befunky and posted today in honor of Earth Day.
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So pretty…
Thanks 🙂 ~Susan
Wonderful photos, thank you for sharing.
I appreciate your visit and comment…have a great week! ~Susan
You only had to ask – I could have sent you gallons of the stuff! Every day for what seems like weeks. I’ve got webbed feet. Love your flowers with the raindrops.
Dang…next time I will ask. Sending dry thoughts your way! Thanks 😉
love these shots… obviously with a H2O-blog 😉
the second is my absolute favorite!
Thank-you! Your photos are outstanding!
Yay, rain! The photos are awesome!
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Very beautiful. Nature pieces of art.
So happy that you are following. From one nature lover to another~ Susan
Amazing photos – really beautiful. You have such a wonderful blog.
Thank-you! It’s such a difficult choice to make…go outside and enjoy nature OR stay inside and write. Seems I’ve found a use for them both. ~Susan
Do you have lupines in NY? I thought they were a western flower. I had this idea they mostly lived at high altitudes, which I guess is a bit silly since they’re popular garden plants in Seattle. But every wild lupine I’ve ever seen has been in the mountains, and I grew up in Connecticut.
Oh yes there be Lupines here! They are very hardy perennials and spread so beautifully. Thanks for the visit 😉