26 October 2009 Photo(s): Ghosts On Parade At Green Lakes

So bear with me since there are many pictures on today's post...I got out of the house yesterday afternoon and headed to one of the NY State Parks. I also finished the ghost cakepops early this morning so I felt I needed to include them in here as well.

Bill and I went out to Green Lakes to check out the fall colors as it was a beautiful sunny Sunday. It is a great place to go hiking but since I couldn't do much hiking, I hobbled down to the lake for a bit and then we drove around and stopped on the side of the road so I could take some photographs. The tree pictures that look like someone was laying on the ground to take the pictures were our attempt of couple photography. I saw the picture I wanted but since I was unable to get on the ground to snap it, I metered the picture and set Bill up in the position I thought would get the shot I wanted. He did a great job! I love them and thanks to Bill for laying down on the wet leaves!

And the Halloween cakepops are FINALLY done. The ghosts are cute and as each time I have made these, I learn something new that would make it easier. If you want a cakepop, come on by to visit.

21 October 2009 Photo: Ghostly Trees

So I took this picture through some orange sheer material that is on one of our fall decorations. It sort of made this ghostly image that I thought appropriate being so close to Halloween.

13 September 2009 Photo: No Photos Allowed

I went to a Flea Market today expecting that it would be a good place to take some pictures. However, as I was walking in the gate there was a big sign that read, "No Photographs Allowed. No Cameras or Videos at the Flea Market." Huh? Why would you not be allowed to take pictures at a Flea Market? Are they worried you are going to copy the way they set up their junk? Do they think you are going to steal the ideas on the 100 year old postcards? Or maybe they are afraid that you will post pictures of things that have been stolen? Anyway, I obeyed the sign and found a cemetery on the edge of the Market where I took a few pictures. Apparently they don't mind being photographed...wait maybe that is a ghost in the picture.