zesty_pinto | Some Photos

So here's what I'm sharing of this year since... April I think?

First off, I found these pair of turkeys plotting to get into the garden. Greedy jerks.

The garden itself had its share of insects and the like coming by to engage with the foliage.

For example, this earwig that was finding home among the vines.

This daddy long legs that hung out while some ants industriously cultured my orient wonders (I seriously am wondering if the ants are responsible for pollinating the flowers since their flowers are very large but unattractive).

This daddy long legs that just didn't care.

I planted four tomato plants and this is as good as it got. I seriously harvested only five cherry tomatoes so far. It's ridiculous. Still, when they ripen like this it is pretty at least.

By our porch, we would often get winged visitors. At first, they were corpses because of all light attracting them over, but since we're barely in the house now, it's not as often. Here's this beautiful fluffy moth that I wanted to pet.

I tried moving it to different locations. I should say I'm thankful I didn't find its body later on, so I'm going to assume it went off to make babies and die from the process like a good moth should.

Speaking of births, here's Michelle's birthday cake.

Speaking of Michelle, here we are back in NH along the pools along the scenic highway. This was April, mind you. Yes, the snow was here for a long time.

Seriously, a long time.

Finally, here's a spontaneous shot of Penn Station being all.. Penn Station. I took it on the fly just to remind myself I could do it since I know that taking photos in Penn is a great way to make the police mistake you for a terrorist.

I'll also be honest here that I didn't realize what was going on in front of me, but now that I did, I have to admit that I would be a dumbass if I didn't share that cute family right there. Look at that kid's expression, it's so damn classic.

I've got more here and there, but those are the ones that stuck out the most. I honestly need to remind myself to carry my gear more often. Once the weather gets cooler, I think it'll be more second nature. For now though, it's more a chore than anything since I always worry about the heat affecting the camera and glass.