I was experimenting with my new camera and took these photos. They're far from great--I was at the end of my run learning new things for the evening when the geese caught my attention yet again--but I liked it for the softness they capture. Truly, they are beautiful babies, beautiful creatures.
Wordless Wednesday
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i love these little guys... remember how little they were just a few short weeks?
ReplyDeleteGreat pics My Dear Friend!
Really wonderful and so sweet. hmmm.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Hi Sandy, you saved the best for last! One of these days I will have time for WW again.
ReplyDeleteIn the meantime you could check on Adi, my beagle, on my Ruby (Red) Tuesday. Adi is nice and soft too.
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I think the texture of the first shot is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThey are adorable, Sandy. I just want to touch their downy little selves.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job capturing the fluffy children feathers. Beautiful geese beginning to grow up.
ReplyDeletelove the soft cuddly quality.
ReplyDeleteAwwwwwww, they're beautiful. Great shots. Are they yours?? Happy WW my friend and thanks for stopping by:)
ReplyDeleteHa ha! Initially i thought i'm seeing a huge and black hairy creature. ;p
ReplyDeleteVery sweet!!
ReplyDeleteThey're so soft and fluffy!
ReplyDeleteThey look so contented.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your new camera!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely shots and I get a cuddly feeling looking at those goslings. :)
The heart softens!
ReplyDeleteAloha, Sandy
Beautiful creatures indeed, and often very funny too!
ReplyDeleteAbout your question, on the right of the photo on my post, on the top of the mountain, is the ancient monastery Sacra di San Michele.
Without having touch them, I can practically feel the softness of their fur through these pictures :)
ReplyDeletelove the fluffy fur
ReplyDeleteNew camera? Oh, I am so jealous!
ReplyDeleteMy goslings are 5 weeks old - at that awkward in-between stage. New feathers coming in, but still has some remnants of down.
a new camera takes always a little bit of time to learn it. but the cuteness of the subjects makes it all so much easier :)!
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet little beings!
Thank you for sharing them with us.
yep, that's why goose down pillows are sooo expensive, I sleep on fiber fill because of this thought.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! Love them!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your new camera.
I gave up doing Wordless Wednesday because I just couldn't keep it wordless!
Aww what beautiful subjects! Happy WW
ReplyDeleteHave to agree with you there. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful critters :)
ReplyDeletePerfect catch for wordless... Happy WW! Mine's up hope you can drop by.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, looks like you got "down" to business taking these photos
ReplyDeleteIf we ever wondered where the term 'downy soft' came from...
ReplyDeleteThey're adorable and I love your title. Experiments help ME learn ... and I love both of these photos ;--)
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
wow sandy! nice to know that you have a new camera. we're already happy with the photos from your previous camera, but it seems that we'll be seeing an even better sets with this one.
ReplyDeletei liek your first subject! the second photo is really good! i like the idea of including a big part of the grass in the frame. the colors are impressive.
So cute.. wee puffs of fluff. :)
ReplyDeleteLacy the lab is sitting next to me as I read your blog. She is mesmerized by the little geese pictures. As I scroll up and down, her head goes up and down to follow them. Yes, she is salivating. Bad doggie... No, naughty naughty doggie. Not bad. She is 100% focused....
ReplyDeleteWell, I like both photos becase I love updates on those babies! I would be over there all the time if they wee near me. . . so what kind of new camera do you have? I still have to get my old one sent to Olympus for repair because it was on warranty. I want a 20 zoom again tho. Maybe one day after the new computer and saving for campung this summer.
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ReplyDeleteSandy Carlson posted:
ReplyDelete"I was experimenting with my new camera"
Details, please.
Nicely done--I just want to cuddle these guys. Such beauty and innocence.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
very cute subjects. happy WW!
ReplyDeleteSoft, and elegant with that curve of the neck. And here I thought goslings were ugly.
ReplyDeleteAww! They're adorable...and definitely look soft!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet and adorable!
ReplyDeleteIt looks very soft and sweet! The goslings are adorable.
ReplyDeleteYou've really captured their fluffiness and how downy they are. Well done!
ReplyDeleteGreat Wordless Wednesday photo. They are soft.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the new camera Sandy.. I have had mine over a year now and still not tried all the settings. :O)
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought it was a little bear. :P
ReplyDeleteI love all babies.
Very nice. I can never get enough of little babies. They are the best.:)
ReplyDeleteAnd I love scooping them to give them sweet kisses.
ReplyDeleteThey are so cute. I'm sure they are soft to touch.
ReplyDeleteSo very sweet ..
ReplyDeleteDefinitely you have captured the "soft".
ReplyDeleteBut *perk* new camera?? Whadja get? C'mon dish!
LOL... my word verification is "meato". No I'm not kidding, look for yourself!
Positively downy soft!
ReplyDeleteAwwww. So cute, so fluffy! Lovely shots.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being here.