Two photos of my lovely little tabby cat, Mosey. He doesn’t mind when I stick the camera in his face as he generally gets a treat for his tolerance.

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Another walk up the hill with Levi this morning to catch the sun rising. It turned out to be a watery, colourless sunrise with mist forming so not much success there. Levi got spooked by a dog barking and hid in the trees. One of the few times he actually sat still and I was able to catch an image.

This is one of the sheep that came running down the hill towards me and Levi. They were so curious as to what the littly black furry thing was that it seemed to overcome their fear of me. A good long stare by them was a an excellent chance for a photo.

Levi, the cat, and myself went up the hill at the back of our house today. It was a little difficult trying to get photos at ground level as Levi has to get into everything. I put a book on a fencing post to photograph but, before I could even focus, Levi had jumped up with his dirty, wet  paws and decided to just sit there muddying the pages. I took a photo of him instead.

Saw these two rams in a field at our local Berry Farm. They were so friendly with each other which I thought was unusual.

Lovely grey cat in the neighbourhood.

Three very different photos with various treatments.

Berries and ewe. A close up focus of berries on the trees in my garden with a ewe in the field beyond.

Guitar head.

Sparrow on the roof.

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My adorable rescue cat, Mosey. Poses even while asleep. He especially loves the sheepskin rug.

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My daughter’s kitten, Aspen. Always a cutie and never a dull moment.

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Went to Meal Beach the other day to see if the deluge of rain had left patterns in the sand with the water gushing down the beach. There was a couple of large and deeply etched ruts in the sand but no patterns. It had been too severe for that.

I got a fright when a noise behind me produced a beautiful brown and white border collie who obviously couldn’t wait to get into the waves. It was both delighted and delightful. The dog was so fast that it took me many, many shots to get just this one. I hope I have captured the dog’s sheer happiness as it dived into wave after wave.

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