KathileePhotography

Autumn Eyes

Autumn Eyes

An autumn leaf fallen in my yard with age spots, but I didn’t notice how the spots looked like two eyes staring at me until I viewed it from my computer....
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An autumn leaf fallen in my yard with age spots, but I didn’t notice how the spots looked like two eyes staring at me until I viewed it from my computer.
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HP PhotoSmart R717 (V01.00)

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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 100 Shutter 245/100000 Focal Length 800/100

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Oct, 2015

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A favorite past time for tourists and locals alike in Saugatuck, Michigan(USA) is watching thunder storms approach across Lake Michigan from Chicago!

Threatening clouds and strong winds shroud the sand dunes at Oval Beach on Lake Michigan. This precious segment of of coastal dunes is saved from thre

Dahlias make striking patterns that are brought out even more in black and white! Add a frame and you have a beautiful art piece for any wall or offic

Autumn in Michigan is spell binding and I’m in deep! This area of Fennville in SW Michigan (USA) has a goose festival every Fall. There is land pres

Lake Michigan sunset at Pier Cove Beach in Southwest Michigan (USA) when the sun drops behind the horizon and blesses us with deep warm hues. An impre

Sometimes you hit the exact moment in time. As I was attracted to the fog and mist rising from the shallow waterway, these three swans took flight and

On the Kalamazoo River-mouth leading out to Lake Michigan are man made rock-piled piers supporting the light towers to assist incoming boaters. Powerf

Dandelions and apple blossoms dedicated to my neighbor Kent who always seems to be working at Cranes Apple Orchard in Fennville, Michigan (USA). The t

Lake Michigan (USA) at Oval Beach looking west towards Milwaukee on a clear March day before tourists trample the sand and humidity blemishes the deep

I had the good fortune to capture this lovely hosta leaf before it uncoiled completely.

In a bug’s world this would be a perfect cave to tunnel into, but a person could not fit their hand through the crevices because this is actually a

A rare glimpse of a fall leaf

We don’t have mountains in lower Michigan, but we have tons of ravines where creeks are formed. I captured this beautiful fall display in my hometow

Lilies peak bloom season is late June in my Michigan country garden! They are one of the most photogenic varieties. I added a slight texture to the pe

Shades, shapes and shadows of spring hostas

Driving along the Southwest Michigan back roads on a wintry day and noticed the crows gathering in the tree tops. I see that a lot these days. Birds

The Pottawatomie and Ottawa Native American Tribes lived off this grassy dune fauna before the turn of the century and have burial grounds near this s

Two fancy lilies from my Michigan garden after the rain

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