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With amateur photography skills and maybe a little of pure serendipity I just Take Aim and Shoot. Hope you enjoy the results.
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Saturday, March 28, 2009
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- Are You Turning Your Back On Me?
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40 comments:
This photo is just ducky!
Cute!!
Have a nice weekend Carletta!
Just found your blog. Every photo is amazing! I love the old houses in sepia. The flower close ups are awesome!! Love the ducks!
Enjoyed your pictures again this week. This one is very lovely!
Carletta: Quite the mixture of wild and tame. You got a neat reflection.
Awesome shot Carletta. Like the combination of the two types of ducks - we could learn from that n'est ce pas?
There was a poem I used to read my kids (the 2 footed ones - the 4 footed ones don't care for poetry) - "ducks are a-dabbling - up tails all!" I am going to have to find it and read it again.
Thanks for the memories!
The music works nicely with the latest image. Superb.
I like it! Almost like they are in a race...but looks like they are having too much fun for that.
I haven't seen any white ducks here and they are so cute..
Great clarity in your duck photo. They all look like they're enjoying themselves. I like the reflections.
look at that reflection
The odd one turns out to be the prettiest...unlike in the story :D
One of these is not like the other.
What cute ducks!!!
Mine is up over at Feather, Fur, and Fins.
Hi there Carletta. Hope things are going well. You've got some ducky diversity going on here - may the world at large take note!
:)
Happy Critturday!
Tink *~*~*
Just hangin’ around at Disney’s Animal Kingdom
So snowy white. Dabbling. I lij=ke that word for ducks.
Cute ducks :)
Great shot of those ducks.
Pretty ducks! When we were kids we used to get ducklings for Easter and when they grew up, we'd take them to the pond. Then every once in awhile, we'd go to the pond to find & feed OUR ducks. Of course, we always found them:)
Oh Yes...I would LOVE to chase those ducks:)
The reflections in the water give this photo an added bonus, great shot.
Gorgeous photo! I love how the Mallard stands out in this photo! Beautiful.
Gorgeous. Beautiful. Lovely ducks.
Now there are some photogenic ducks. Our Muscovey Ducks in south Florida I can't say the same for ...
I love ducks. They are always so cute and entertaining.
B.
Love the ducks!
have a great week!
such a sweet capture!
I wonder if that one guy thinks he looks different ;)
could be that this other duck is like the ugly duckling among the beautiful white ducks
Great photo, love the reflections and I have to say, just love how those little tail feathers curl up on these ducks, more the top one I guess than the others. Very cute capture!
I've not seen WHITE ducks around here in a LONG time! Ducky shot for sure ;--)
Hugs and blessings,
What a crisp picture of the ducks and their reflections. Well done.
So pretty! I don't get to see white ones very often!
Nice ducks, Carletta!
I like the last one!
Superb photos ! I don't know why, but ducks always make me smile !
A beautiful photo. I really enjoyed catching up on your blog since my last visit. Sunday's flower photo is outstanding, as is the sepia toned photo. I love b&w and sepia, it gives subjects an old fashioned historical look.
Great shot! I can watch ducks all day:)
I've heard of the black sheep of the family... what should we call this little one?
oh so nice and white duckies!
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