August comes officially to an end and so does the meteorological Summer, which differs from the astronomical End of Summer on September 21, this year. But here in North Texas, we will notice the difference a little bit later. The next days and weeks, we still will experience days in the low to mid 90s. Yeah, for us it still will feel like Summer. 😉
Mammoth sunflower in our garden, in Summer 2013
At this time of the year, I usually see a lot of hay bales out in the fields. But finding the right field for some photos can be challenging sometimes. Either the light is not perfect, or the farmer put the bales too close together, which doesn’t look attractive for a little photo shoot. But I found this field across the highway. And when the sun almost set, the light was just at the perfect angle. I was lucky back then. Because now, there is a house community built on that very same field. I don’t like it. But it is part of the progress in the Metroplex.
I love my little Eastern Cottontail “bunnies” roaming our yard. So sweet and adorable!
Me in Spring 2018
I always remember the day, we’ve got our first fairy house and put it in the frontyard. Sara and her friends had a blast with all the tales, I was telling them about the garden fairy tales.
Texas sunsets are not only stunning at the lake. They are also very nice to watch from our backyard at home. I love the glowing sky in the evening. These two sunsets are actually one week apart, when I captured them.
Summer Sunset from our backyard I
Summer Sunset from our backyard II
