Welcome Everyone:
Today I am going to let the cat out of the bag. For the younger crowd who have no idea what that means: it is an old saying for letting secrets out in the open. In this case, I am the cat so it is okay if I tell. (There are some people who would say I am the bag, the old bag!). Whatever.
This is good news for my friends who are into gardening and/or photography combined with fun. I have found a place where we can enjoy both our passions right here in N.Waller County.
Here is a hint:
Blue
Let The Class Begin!
Party! Party! Party!
Photoshoot in the Garden Party!
We have been invited by Linda Wood of Bluebonnet Herb Farm in Hempstead, Texas to come enjoy the grounds and the Secret Garden she just created for a private photoshoot and Sunday Afternoon play days at Bluebonnet.
FOR FREE!
Of course I captured a 'sneak preview' for you!
Walk this way!
Welcome to Bluebonnet Herb Farm in Hempstead, Texas (Waller County)
Okay, we follow this little path across the front of the property all the way to the far end and turn right. There are so many beautiful plants, flowers and butterflies everywhere. (Linda is well known for the beautiful landscapes she creates in Hempstead City and many of the fine ranches in the area).
Now For The Surprise:
Look at this great Garden Gate leading into the Secret Garden.
There is a dry creekbed of river rocks that meanders through the Garden. Little bridges, places to sit, stuff to photograph. Perfect Place now that the Heat is behind us.
The wooden fence created by gifted carpenter Curtis Woolever, adds a private feel to the wonderful space.
Flagstone walkways and patios are connected by foot bridges. (the creek does have running water when it rains).
Big Trees and shade create unique backgrounds for you garden photos. I love it here---totally!
Cool Stuff is just everywhere!
This area is the 'backyard' of the property behind Mary Helen's Garden Cafe.
There are fountains and pottery and Garden Art all over.
Do You like it?
We will announce the Save the Date after we check out other fall festivals in the area. Probably early October, definitely on a Sunday Afternoon so my artist and photographer friends from out of this town can come spend the afternoon in the country!
Linda and I are planning many great things!
Hope You enjoyed the sneak preview of Bluebonnet Herb Farm!
Our Photostudy today is the beautiful butterflies in the Gardens at Bluebonnet. Thank you Linda. We are going to love meeting at your place!
This photoshoot was fun. You will love it.
I will inform you of the details soon. We are planning Adult Only Photoshoots on Sundays as there might be wine or something, maybe snacks. No formal agenda, no club, no officers, no minutes and no dues. Just a group of people that want to get together and share photography and gardening.
So think about Sunday afternoons in Hempstead!
Have a great Holiday Weekend and be careful. I will be back on Tuesday. I have guests coming to Kates cabin to see the Hummingbirds for the rest of the weekend. I will continue the tire story on Tuesday also as I can not even believe what happened today. (oh brother).
...this is brendasue signing off from Rainbow Creek. Goodnight.
katescabin@gmail.com
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We are talking about Saturday afternoons for teenager photoshoot.
New This Season: Blending my Digital Photography with Computer Programs to produce New Digital Images. I am one of the pioneers in the transition from what the Art of Photography was in the film age to what it will be in the digital imaging age! Presenting my Nature Photos in a New Light!!! I encourage Everyone to try it!
Featuring Digital PhotoArt of Rainbow Creek
by: brendasue
The Birds of Rainbow Creek

by: brendasue of Kates Cabin Bird Sanctuary in Waller County, Texas
Showing posts with label digital photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital photography. Show all posts
Friday, September 3, 2010
Monday, August 30, 2010
Look Out Hempstead, Space Cowgirl and Rocket are Roaming The Range by: brendasue
Come In! We are taking a ride to the Country today.
(which is about 2 miles for me)
Rosebud by: brendasue
The gardens at Kates Cabin reflect the look of late August after days of 100 degree heat and not too much rain. The knock out roses are still blooming and the crape myrtles. And though it is very hot, my mind knows from experience that it will begin to cool somewhat.
The days are getting shorter and the plants respond by slowing down and going to seed. School has started and yes, I saw Christmas Decorations at Walmart! I guess we better swing into fall.
How now, brown cow by: brendasue
Let the Class Begin, Moooooooooooo!
Red Sumac by: brendasue
Ready or Not, here it comes! (Fall)
Hi Rocket! by: brendasue
Here we are over on my favorite country road:
77 Sunset Strip (Texas).
The tree line behind Rocket is along Rainbow Creek.
Our photostudy today is about Rocket, the Flying Horse.
Hot Rocket by: brendasue
Does anyone know where Rocket is going?
What do you see, Rocket? by: brendasue
Yes, he is going to get a drink of water down at the pond like he always does in the afternoon. Today, he is hesitating and looking around. Horses can sense danger very well.
(I do not see anything or anyone).
Having a cool drink by: brendasue
Everything must be okay as Rocket has gone into the drink for a drink!
His eyes are still on guard for anything by: brendasue
Rocket sucks water up in his mouth to drink. Horses can drink alot of water at one time, but it will last them all day.
The pause that refreshes by: brendasue
Rocket continues drinking from the pond.
Still Drinking! by: brendasue
Rocket was very thirsty today. It is very hot around 100 degrees on August 29, 2010
Thinking about having a little more water by: brendasue
Rocket lifts his head from the water and seems to be thinking about having one more sip.
Yes, a little more water, please by: brendasue
Rocket is enjoying his water break on this peaceful lazy afternoon.
Something has 'spooked' Rocket by: brendasue
Oh my! The horse is scared and turned and ran from the water like a Rocket. What Happened?
(I do not see anything, which means nothing).
Rocket is so scared, he keeps running by: brendasue
Rocket is running for the top of the hill. Something was in the bushes by the pond that scared him really bad to make him run like this. Some things I know that would not scare Rocket would be turtles, coons, deer, armadillos, possums, rabbits, chickens, ducks or birds.
Somethings that could be here to scare Rocket:
Snake, fox, coyote, wolf or wild boar.
I did not see what is was. But whatever, if it scared that horse so bad, I do not want to see it. (It would not be a person).
Safe again on the hill by: brendasue
Rocket is okay and back at the top of the hill. I am heading home to the woods!
This concludes our photostudy today with Rocket. He did seem to be flying like a Rocket out of the water.
Spooky Dianthus by: brendasue
Spooky Dianthus is a great fall flower in this part of Texas (zone 9)
Thanks for stopping in for a little Nature Break. Hope you enjoyed the countryside!Yellow sulper butterfly on Ixora by: brendasue
...this is brendasue signing off from Rainbow Creek.
Goodnight All, Sleep Well.
katescabin@ gmail.com
Today in my Garden by: brendasue
If you are following me in real time, I will be gone for a week.
(I am going for a romantic week!)
(NOT! Still have not seen anyone in woods!)
Get Ready Hempstead! This little Cow Town is getting ready to have an art show and photoshoot!
Yes, my PhotoArt--The Space Cowgirl Rides Again!
I am getting ready to Rock this Town. I will let you know the details next week on my return!
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