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Monday, August 23, 2010
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
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Labels:
animal photography,
bison,
buffalo,
Montana,
national parks,
wildlife,
wolf,
wolves,
Wyoming,
Yellowstone
Magic of Yellowstone
Two airplane rides and a week with my father as a guide
through Yellowstone. Welcome to the magic of Yellowstone.
ps: thank you Dad
Labels:
buffalo,
national parks,
wildlife,
Yellowstone
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
the day is like a book
Two strips of brown earth
in raised beds capture the sun
like soup for baby green heads
and lettuce,
fence posts,
ants in the grass,
where I dig a hole
for the new tomato plant.
She opened a few yellow bright
eyes to look around this morning.
Stretching those crooked arms
and gazing sideways.
I walked barefoot along the cement path.
The birds line up in all the trees
to enliven the leaves, notes
falling down with the green.
So many colors of green.
Ebony and Kona wait for their walk,
I hear them shuffling and tapping
their feet. A mouse makes a small
clicking noise in the nightie drawer.
The day is like a book. I set it down,
I pick it up. Turning one page, the
yellow sun has drained into gray-white
linen.
The dogs are quiet. The mouse is gone.
for the farm in all her glory
in raised beds capture the sun
like soup for baby green heads
and lettuce,
fence posts,
ants in the grass,
where I dig a hole
for the new tomato plant.
She opened a few yellow bright
eyes to look around this morning.
Stretching those crooked arms
and gazing sideways.
I walked barefoot along the cement path.
The birds line up in all the trees
to enliven the leaves, notes
falling down with the green.
So many colors of green.
Ebony and Kona wait for their walk,
I hear them shuffling and tapping
their feet. A mouse makes a small
clicking noise in the nightie drawer.
The day is like a book. I set it down,
I pick it up. Turning one page, the
yellow sun has drained into gray-white
linen.
The dogs are quiet. The mouse is gone.
for the farm in all her glory
Labels:
alpaca farm,
birds,
fence post,
garden,
lettuce,
sun
Friday, June 11, 2010
Monday, June 7, 2010
The Baxter Barn
At the historic Baxter Barn in Fall City, Washington, owner Cory Huskinson and his wife Missy hosted a miniature donkey baby shower Saturday, June 5th. The party was a huge success with children enjoying sunshine, cake and hot dogs, bird house painting, seed planting, pin-the-tail-on-the-(paper)donkey, petting and hugging the new baby. Even name the new donkey contest. In the above photo Cory has a tender moment with the baby. Learn more about this unique award winning green working farm by going to their website: http://baxterbarn.org/
Photos by Flood Water Photography.
c2010 T.L. Stokes (all rights reserved)
Labels:
animal photographs,
baby,
Baxter Barn,
donkey,
Fall City,
Flood Water Photography
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Flood Water Photography - Our Vision
Welcome to Flood Water Photography!
Our Mission:
PROVIDE stunning magical photography for select clientele.
GUIDE clients through custom photo shoots,
ordering, graphic design and the final product with ease
and professionalism.
GUARANTEE full satisfaction.
DEVELOP and create custom corporate blogs for marketing
and communication.
FREE initial consultation working together with clients to create
a complete vision for their final product.
SEAMLESS print ordering.
ONGOING support and training.
UNIQUE services: fine art photography,
event and project photography, corporate blog development,
consultation and referral for literary projects. Other projects
upon demand, including band and concert photography.
PACKAGES including cd of all original photos,
photo album, and print ordering.
INTENTION with ease and grace so everyone has fun.
EARTH CONSERVATION & WORLD PEACE non-profit,
historical and documentary work. Photography that changes people.
Labels:
blogs,
conservation,
consultation,
coporate blogs,
grief,
marketing,
memorial,
mission,
photography,
seniors,
vision
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