Scavenger Hunt Sunday

{ The tutorial for the oil and water shot from last week can be found here }

 Sometimes the best layed plans, well, go awry!

I started out with a couple of prompts and needed to get the rest today (Saturday), but

I started a project with my husbands help, let's just say we stink at grooming...

and ended up at the emergency vet clinic with our standard poodle for a quick staple!

He's fine, we're not, and thankfully it was a minor wound. Unfortunately he now has to

wear the cone of shame for several days.

So in the crunch for time, read last minute, I'm using some from last week.

[ yellow ]

I had almost forgotten about this cute little dog behind the mellow yellow fence.

[ something that makes you smile ]

Well this one was hard, because there is so much that makes me smile . . .

So I chose this one of a door with a wreath in Galveston. It reminds me of my walk with Deanna from

Snippets from Springdale that just happened to come to my neck of the woods to visit her brother

about a week ago. It's nice to be able to meet a blog friend, especially when they are just as sweet in person. I shot this with her 105 mm macro . . . yep she let me walk around and try it out!! xo

[ ancient or antique ]

Nothing more beautiful than all the old antique iron fences in the historic district of Galveston. I

also shot this with the 105mm macro. And is it heavy!! Oh, and check out the door, looks original.

[ splash ]

After I dropped Deanna back at her brothers house, I had to stop for a real quick walk on the beach.

This cormorant was trying to dry his wings (they don't have all the oils on their feathers like most birds because they are divers), but he kept getting wet from the waves crashing into the pier.

[ in the sun ]

Nope, didn't need the spray bottle for this! Sometimes nature just does it perfectly and it actually

looks like it was stenciled on there with that perfect border!

Hope all is well, and the second half of the weekend is slower than the first!!

Love, Kim

XO

Now, run don't walk, to see what everyone else came up with at,