~ Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #210: My Photographic Groove ~


One of the things I love about photography is that my camera gives me the opportunity to “capture the moment.” Whether it is a quiet sunset, a surging wave, a golden hour sunrise, a new bird to learn about, or some other surprise in nature, snapping shots gives me an opportunity to enjoy the moment again.

Silent Sunset
Breakers
Jello at Dawn

Nature has always been my passion and since living part-time on the Long Beach Peninsula in Washington State, I have photographed many of the birds I see. Some are residents, others migrate through, and I feel a sense of accomplishment when I’m able to identify the bird(s) from the shots I’ve taken.

Bloody Beaked Bald ~ Haliaeetus leucocephalus

Sanderling & Western Sandpiper, Turkey Vulture, Long-billed Dowitcher, Ruddy Turnstone.

To finish, here are a couple more favorite “capture the moment” photos. A Song Sparrow is having a good-old-time in a small bird bath – its enthusiasm is infectious! Open field Wild Roses thrive in the Pacific Northwest and provide food for bees.

Splash Bath
Wild Rose Bee

Wherever you are grooving, please honor our earth, be kind and stay safe.🐾

Thanks to Anne of Slow Shutter Speed for this interesting challenge! It is truly an honor to be asked to host the weekly challenge, and also a big responsibility to read and respond to all of us who post. Hats off to all those who stepped up this summer to give our main hosts a bit of a respite.

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16 Responses to ~ Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #210: My Photographic Groove ~

  1. Anne Sandler says:

    What a great response to this challenge Lindy! From landscapes to wildlife, your groove is fantastic. Thanks for joining in!

  2. Sofia Alves says:

    Beautiful shots, Lindy!

  3. lulu says:

    I agree with your comment about photography. Not only do we capture the moment but we get to relive it.

  4. doclorisoli says:

    I love all these Do much Lindy! A much needed nature smile from my sterile surroundings of the moment. Much and many bunches of love my sister🤗

  5. Tina Schell says:

    Terrific response Lindy – interesting that we share so many bird species being on opposite coasts as we are! Loved all of your images but especially your opening nature captures. Just beautiful. Also loved your closing thank-you sentence, really thoughtful. Nicely done.

    • Lindy Le Coq says:

      Thank you, Tina. We do have many birds that live east and west, however you have those lovely pink spoonbills which I never get tired of seeing. I’m glad you enjoyed my post, and the closing thank you!

  6. Leya says:

    So beautiful, Lindy! I always love your birds and the beaches. And Jello.

  7. Some absolute winners here! That breakers one is ace!

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