Saturday Snapshots is hosted by Melinda at West Metro Mommy Reads. The only rules are that the pictures are taken by you or a family member or friend and that the content be appropriate for all eyes to see.
Today are just random pictures of nature and one of my brother.
This picture was taken by my sister in law, who lives in northern Montana near Great Falls. The setting sun is so red due to all the forest fire smoke. We are experiencing the smoke even here in NE Wyoming. I thought it was interesting that both photos have foliage in the foreground.
This is a picture of my brother living a life long dream of participating in the Little League World Series. He is behind home plate in this game. The photos of him directly were not taken by a family member or friend by the press, so I cannot share them. If you are interested in a better picture, go to ND/SD Little League District 1 face book page and there is a great photo of him as their cover photo this week. It has been fun watching the games and looking for him. Those Little Leaguers play great ball. The final games in each division are today, and the Championship game is tomorrow between the US winner and the International winner.
That's all for my random Saturday Snapshots.
Have a great week





Wow, thanks for sharing...I especially love that pinkish sun as it sets. Here's MY SATURDAY SNAPSHOT POST
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. I like the way your sister and sister-in-law framed their subjects with foliage.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to your brother for participating in the Little League World Series. What a great accomplishment! I'm sure he had a good time.
My Saturday Snapshot post is HERE.
Love the sunset photo! What a great experience to be part of the Little League World Series!
ReplyDeleteThe sunset photo is gorgeous! Didn't know that smoke could do that to the colour, but it is an awesome effect.
ReplyDelete- Linking over from Saturday Snapshots
The tortoise capture is cool. Great series for the meme.
ReplyDeleteWish you a happy Sunday.
The photo of the setting set certainly catches attention with the red color. When my husband were in Newfoundland, some of our photos had an orange hue from fires in the next province.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to your brother!