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Archive for June, 2009

Well, this evening, with a few simple snips of fishing filament, I will be taking down “Nature is Never Spent” from Meshuggah.
Thank you to all who visited. Even though I did not visit Meshuggah much during the month it was up as a customer, it was very nice to know as I drove by [...]

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Hello, Mr. Bee

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I tend to associate barns with autumn perhaps simply because that is when I pay the most attention to them or perhaps that is when I associate with them being filled for the winter, with bedding down on animals in the cold. This barn, and accompanying silos, did not really seem to be in use [...]

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I am not sure exactly what this is, so I am going to call it a heron. It may be, though, that I am wrong and herons are the much bigger birds that fly around at Forest Park. This one was fishing at the base of my favorite little waterfall, waiting for little creatures to [...]

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Several weekends ago, I shot photos at a wedding where I really could have used this lens (wow, what a lens), as the pastor did not allow us close to the couple at all. So, I rented one for an outdoor wedding yesterday, where it turns out we did not need it all. Ah, live [...]

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Yesterday, when I took this shot, was the hottest day of the year. The sun bore down all day with very little breeze. This shot, though, feels to me more like today: cool and bright and breezy and full of the possibilities of the blue, open sky.

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OK, so that was very poor pun. These are quite nicely done shots, though, from niece Gracie. I especially like the angle on the first one.
My brother Adrian got a nice camera for Christmas and has been letting the kids (carefully) put it to use. Gotta start ‘em young…

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…fifty percent, is not bad at all for the number of pictures sold in my current photo show. However, I would be happy to sell some more before (or after) the show comes down next Wednesday. Many thanks to everyone who has visited the exhibit either virtually or online. Oh, and if you mention it, [...]

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