As I was soaking the yard down in this heat early this morning, I noticed a dragonfly on this stick. Something on the stick must of attracted him to it. He flew off and returned several times to it. I have not got to the bottom of what is so interesting about a wood stick to a dragonfly yet but I did discover he is indeed a male Twelve Spotted with the bright white spots between the black ones Skimmer dragonfly.

To view a larger image of this photograph in my gallery and the rest of my Summer's Simple Pleasure's click on the thumbnail above or this link: Summer's Simple Pleasures ....enjoy!

Going to try something different, giving blogging a try.

Here is a sneak peek to my first blog post.....

If this has you curious and you want to find out more, here is the LINK to my blog: www.tscpgraphics.blogspot.com/

I am trying to tie my facebook to my website and the posts I made here did not create the links I wanted so hopefully this will work better. Please comment or post and let me know your thoughts!

I created an album on my TSCPgraphics facebook page called Long Life. This is a series of images I have captured of a arrangement that started out as bulbs I received for Valentine's Day this year. I have to admit I am excited to watch these tulip bulbs bloom. I hope everyone enjoys them as much as I am. I thought it would be fun to share them with my friends. This evening I uploaded the Long Life Tulips in my Photography gallery on my website enjoy!

I found out my photograph, Purple Phlox Grove received 2nd place with a cash prize of $150. I was thrilled to hear my photo was selected, they received around 300 entries! I took this photo near my husband's family farm in Phillips Co. It will be featured in the FNB Beauty of Phillips County 2011 calendar. They are working on them now and the calendars will be available by end of November.

The Blue Lakes in Summit County near Breckenridge, Colorado is one of our favorite places to visit. This is the road leading up to the lakes. What a sight it is was to take in this incrediable view and my first opportunity to capture a full rainbow. This was another one of those moments you had to be at the right place at the right time or it is gone within minutes if not seconds if you are not ready.