Hmmm. Canada and Lights: Here's an interior shot of some church in downtown Montreal. I first tried the shot with a flash and didn't think the picture would turn out. So I then took this using my mini tripod, and a several second exposure, and when the picture was developed, I got this: Welcome back Casey, regarding the "too big to get in one photo" I have become a fan of a free program named Hugin, that works really well to stitch together a number of images into a larger panorama. The second photo in my Monday post was stitched using that program from three photos. I really like that the program is intelligently interactive rather than fully automated -- It does as much of the work for you that it can, and shows you what the results will be, and then allows you to adjust various settings before generating the output image.

Sand hill crane and her babies wandering through the neighborhood

I never think to photograph my ferns in a shady bed. Excuse the weeds as I haven't had time to get back to this area since early spring. First one is an Autumn Fern; second one is a new Japanese Painted fern I think last years drought got some of the older ones. And this is just a native fern I transplanted or that came up here, can't recall.

Saw this pretty planter at one of my neighbor's on our walk this morning. Have been meaning to take a photo. May have to do this next year as it just says 'summer' to me.