justpictureit

Mary MacADNski: She is. I am supposedly taking pictures of pumpkins and she is making sure I am doing it right.

Mary MacADNski: She believes I am taking shots of other things and wants to make a getaway if she thinks the camera might dare to catch her image.

Mary MacADNski: It was late afternoon.

Mary MacADNski: The sentinel.

Mary MacADNski: She thinks I am taking pictures of pumpkins and has no idea she is included.

Mary MacADNski: No, the cats are not allowed out at night, though I had one years ago that came after having already had that kind of a nocturnal habit. Nearly drove me around the bend though with worrying about it. My cats were trained to love birds as friends and for some reason thought I meant the lessons to cover rodents as well so I get no presents.

Mary MacADNski: She was enjoying the late afternoon sun and waiting for dinner.

Mary MacADNski: Much obliged. Thar late afternoon sun is impossible to escape without a shadow.

Mary MacADNski: You got it! This is very true of this shot.

Mary MacADNski: She is afraid I might point the camera at her instead of the pumpkins she thinks I am photographing.

Mary MacADNski: I tried to get another shot but no, she ran off.

Mary MacADNski: She was keeping an eye on things.

Mary MacADNski: Funny to see you here on a weekend.

Mary MacADNski: It is so beautiful now in late afternoon. I went for a woods walk at this time on Friday, something rarely done. I usually go in mornings or early afternoon but a visitor really wanted to make a hike. I was astounded by the light and my camera and I enjoyed it very much.