Patch, I miss you

There is no way I can express how much I wish he was here. 

I was listening to a song that reminded me of him so much I decided to post a few photos of Patch.

Baby I Miss your beautiful soul.

Annie Japaud - photographer, blogger, baker and cake maker

New Year New Beginnings

Here goes another year...

I don't know what to say, it seams as if time is simply flying by..

I do hope 2019 will be as fruitful photography speaking as 2018 was. I had a fantastic summer walking a lot and taking numerous amount of images, also developed a new relationship with my photography on a completely new level ...All is well

 Enjoy my faves from 2018

I FOUND A TREASURE

Today is a pretty miserable day weather wise. 

It is raining or drizzling very consistently, enough to make you thoroughly wet if you are out and about walking the dogs totally unprepared.

I was trudging  along keeping pace with the guys when suddenly I found a treasure.
A real sign that autumn is here but we don't know it yet.

Actually I can see the change in the bog lands. The rusty glow in the grasses and the wind blown rushes. It's all there in the tree leaves and the chill of the early morning breeze..

And then there is this, just one among the last of the green.

FLOWER DREAM

Connemara Pony Says Hi

Recently I met this lovely Connemara Pony. He is like the mascot of Moycullen.

He lives in a field right before all the hubbub happens. 

I also cannot resist a good photo when I see one, 

He is SO charming!!  

He can be really friendly or be just so bored and ignore you to death no matter what you do. 

I guess everyone tries to grab his attention when passing.

On a few occasions I got lucky!!

Here is me and the pretty pony from Connemara that lives in the Heart of Moycullen 

Who knew ponies like Tiësto?

More horsey photos HERE

July dreams in February

I am so tired of the rain and the bad weather I find myself daydreaming of summer. I am thinking of those wonderful July walks, very early in the morning, when everything is wrapped in green and flowers are smiling from every nook and cranny my eyes fall upon.

I am sure that I am not the only one thinking of summer in February. Honestly, this year we had a bit too much cold and rain, it is time for a change. It is time for the sun to come out, for the green to sprout and for the birds to start singing.

Until then, I will be looking at my photos from last summer, having July dreams in February, thinking of summer and waiting for the good weather.