Goofy
Okay, Lilly can shuffle, tondu, arebesque and loads of other dance moves. But, can she turn a cartwheel?
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Friday, May 16, 2008
HSMS lines
Sunday, May 11, 2008
HSMS remember
This was the first time I drove by this cemetery/grave yard. It was a bright sunny mid-day, but this place was surrounded by trees. When I first stopped, there was a huge crow perched atop one of the tall pylon markers. An old friend popped into my head...Doreen. I hopped he wouldn't fly away so I could capture the image for her, but he flew into the trees. Of course he cawed at me the entire 5 minutes I took photos.
When I shot this, I envisioned the look I wanted. Remember Barnabos Collins/Dark Shadows? Or older black and white vampire movies? Okay, you would need to be born in the 60's or before. But, I can just hear the crutching of dry leaves, the bad music and sound effects. Also, the use of lighting effects and lens openings to make daylight appear as though it is dusk or darker.
HSMS dome
HSMS spiral
The top photo is what I first envisioned for spiral. But, the day I shot this, it had been raining most of the day and too muddy to get close. Maybe I will try again next week. This is such an interesting piece of farm equipment. I have no idea what it does, but I think it may have something to do with hay.
The second picture was a back up attempt just in case I did like the first. I really have no idea what this is. It was sitting on the side of the road.
HSMS long
HSMS delicate
HSMS bathe
This is an oldie, but I couldnt get the images out of my mind of Max bathing himself in the late afternoon sun beam that bathed our Brown room (really...we call it the brown room.) But, this was a rare occasion when there was nothing on the bottom shelf of this book case. There he was, wedged in and leaning on the side, bathing his one white spot. I still miss stepping over the fur ball.
HSMS repeat
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Monday, May 5, 2008
HSMS view
This is a view from the new lookout, Pulltight Hill Road, College Grove/Bethesda, Tennessee. This road was completely rebuilt using 22,000 big trucks full of gravel. Before it was rebuilt, it was a very dangerous road, up hill, down hill and tight curves. I think it was one lane...or not quite two lanes. I wish I had pictures of it "before". If I find a photo, I will post it.
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