Sunday, February 8, 2009

Millipede and a South Texas Sunset

We actually accomplished something today...With Mom's help Fred and I managed to clean the Utility room...The Utility room was and is our catch all room and it was a Mess...But today we moved everything out and cleaned, rearranged, trashed quiet a bit, and re-organized...I have to say it is kind of nice to be able to walk in the utility room and actually be able to move around in there, lol...Now I just hope I remember where we put everything and I can find stuff when I need it...Yikes!!
In the middle of redoing the Utility room I was out in the yard and noticed this big guy...
He's a Millipede...

I had to get the Macro lens out...

I didn't have much time though...Someone was grumbling that I was playing with the camera when I should be working, Oops!!

But when a photo Op shows up you have to "Go For It!" and I did!! I think this guy is pretty cool...look at all those legs...


Then this evening I was sitting here at my desk working on Michael's Valentines when I noticed the gorgeous Sunset...I didn't switch lens so this was taken with the Macro lens...it's a bit grainy as I turned the ISO to 800...Ekk...But I didn't have time for the tripod or monopod, actually I was to lazy to go back and grab one or the other...But I love the colors and that is what I wanted to share, the beautiful colors of the Sunset...
If you would like to see some great shots of Goliads La Bahia and Mission check out my friend John's photos he took this evening...click here!




3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Beautiful pictures of an ugly critter, Wendy. You can really see the detail. These guys used to scare the heck out of me when I was a little guy. The colors in your sunset are beautiful. I'm glad you got to catch it, it was awesome. You're trying to be a bad influence on me...working instead of running around taking photos LOL, I've got so much work piled up. Thanks for giving me the link!!!

ERIN said...

eww...so freaking gross....nice shot, but still gross :)...

Jodie Redman said...

Wow I don't think I have ever seen a millipede before and to see one up so close is just amazing - you've got to be loving your macro lens!