Showing posts with label Nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nature. Show all posts

Friday, May 16, 2008

Patience... now!

During a morning walk I saw this butterfly trying to fly and I believe it had just emerged from its chrysalis. It took me about 10 minutes to get shots of the open wings, as they flap so fast and stay closed for a long time afterwards, and all I needed was a small action, the butterfly to move its wings! That was a test of patience, which is not one of my best abilities...This reminds me of

Wednesday, June 27, 2007

If I don't see you

Through the window, I will see you through the week. Or is it the other way around? Since I have not had the time to post or visit many blogs lately, just wanted to say hi. I have been working late every day. I caugth myself thinking about this tree. A beautiful resource that is everywhere in our homes. Maybe we could begin to consider organic options and adopt a "green design," as a way to be

Tuesday, June 19, 2007

Walking in the park

We live near an ecological park to which I had really never paid much attention. They revitalized it after years suffering from neglect and we started going there again. My kids ride their bikes, we take a walk and enjoy the beautiful sights. I took the second picture and only when I was choosing which one I would post I noticed the sidewalk had a similar pattern matching the roof.

Tuesday, May 15, 2007

Got Milk?

What a view... It looks like they are throughly enjoying the moment and the glory of nature. I am not a celebrity and I do not drink milk very often, but that's the only title I could think of for this picture, the "Got milk" awareness campaign. Most likely to be one of the biggest ad campaigns, with ads that show beautiful people wearing a milk moustache that helped increase the consumption of

Tuesday, May 8, 2007

Capuchin monkeys

Please meet the capuchin monkeys, they live near the waterfall. Their name resembles the cowls worn by the Capuchin order of the Catholic friars with their "caps" of hair. They are commonly found in Central and South America and are considered the most intelligent New World monkeys. When we fed them, they looked around to check if no one was watching, grabbed the food and ran to the branches of