I am so super busy this week, but I wanted to share this really quick! Our daylilies are blooming and I love this variety. The colors are so beautiful.
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Well… I am not a pet person, but it Pet’s Week at I Heart Faces! You’re not required to post a photo of your actual pet, thank goodness since I don’t have any! But, we are allowed to post photos of animals if we don’t have pets, yay!
So here is one of my favorite animal photos. I got up close and personal with this squirrel at the park last month. He sure was a feisty little guy! Yes, I was pretty stupid and and got probably too close, since I only have a 50mm lens and it’s not got much zoom! But, I got this awesome picture and it was totally worth risking getting rabies for… 
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Every few weeks, The Pioneer Woman posts photography assignments with different themes. This past week her theme was “Bugs!” Bugs normally creep me out, but there are a few that are actually quite pretty! I remembered that I had “caught” a couple of ladybugs on the I Heart Faces Photo Walk I led a couple weeks ago, so I decided to add it to the photo assignment Flickr group. We went camping Friday and Saturday, and of course, one of the first things I do when we got home was to check my “computer stuff” and I saw that my ladybugs photo was in her fourth group! This is such a neat thing, Ree herself goes through all the entries and chooses her favorites!
And… here is the photo… cute huh?
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Dandelions are so pretty. Aaron hates them, especially when they make their homes in our grass. But I have to say, they are beautiful. And to two little girls, they are full of magic. 
Taken with my 50mm lens with one extension tube attached (the 36mm) – f/4.5; 1/200 sec.; ISO-100
Taken with my 50mm lens with one extension tube attached (the 36mm) – f/4; 1/500 sec.; ISO-100
Taken with my 50mm lens with one extension tube attached (the 20mm) – f/4; 1/500 sec.; ISO-100
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