habiem, really pretty! Cross mowing is evident on the left. What have you got against the right hand section? What is in the background behind the fire hydrant?
Pleasing design on the house too.

Looks great! I'm hoping to get my grass to look like that! My lawn is new - seeded by the builder but the soil was poorly prepped - right now I'm fighting heavy clay compaction, weeds, etc. My lawn looks better by the week but there's still a lot of bare spots that need to fill in. CONGRATS!

A note on cameras: I work for a printer company. I have a friend that works in the "color science" department. She tells me that most camera manufacturer's will tweak the color settings so the pictures are more appealing to us. We apparently like bright, vivid colors that match our idea of a perfect object -- a banana is a nice vivid yellow, oranges are vivid orange. Anyway, the same goes with grass - we have a natural inclination to see the "perfect" green grass. So the manufacturers will tweak the colors to make the grass appear greener / darker. A lot of cameras will have an "outdoor" setting - when you choose this, not only do they change the ISO rates, etc, but they also tweak the colors. While the colors tweaks can make landscapes look great it can make flesh tones a bit off. I have seen pictures where people's faces look almost purple! It's always very interesting to hear my friend talk about all the little tricks in the photo industry. Printer companies do the same thing - they'll tweak the colors a bit based on your geographic location. That's a major reason why when you install a printer they ask what country you're in. Asian countries, with yellow flesh undertones, like a bit more yellow in their pictures. Americans and some European countries like a bit more red. Print an American face with an Asian-preferred color tweak and looks like the person has jaundice!

Beautiful!!

However, get those wood chips away from the trunk of the tree. About 2-4 inches away.