I just found this down right comical. I was snapping away at these Finches who seem to have been watching a tennis match, and then begin discussing it with one another. :-)
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Today's Backyard Visitors
The feeder was full and so was my back yard!
Mr. and Mrs. Finch dropped by for a bite to eat.
A nice puffy male Cardinal.
Mr. Bluejay. Always a skittish bird.
The local noise maker. A Red Bellied Woodpecker.
One of the many squirrels.
Even at a 125th of a second shutter speed, he still comes out blurry!
Saturday, April 16, 2011
The End of Oxbow Road
All of these were taken along the shore at the end of Oxbow Road, just south of Galena, Ohio.
I liked the reds and purples in the piece of driftwood as well as the texture of the stoney shoreline.
Just a photo of a lost feather. No, I am NOT going to be looking for Lost Feathers now!
"Painted Death"
I found this poor dead Painted Turtle on a path just above shoreline. In time, his body will decay and fertilize the soils, as well as feed small critters. Even his shell will get nibbled on for it's protein.
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Today's Random Shots
"Winter's Over"
No more need for a furry purple glove!
"Tree Shadows on Grass"
"Reflections of the Village"
Friday, April 1, 2011
My Urbana Visit
Just a few shots from today's visit at my co-worker and photo friend Angie Mann's Photo Exhibit in Urbana, Ohio.
There were plenty of refreshments! I just couldn't resist....I had an Orange Crush.
Loved this stuff out on the street. An old painted up door with rusty padlock and an awesome building across the street dated 1881!
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Winter at Alum
The snow came down pretty heavy today, March 30th. I pulled into the Alum Creek State Park picnic and boat launch area (there was actually a couple guys launching their boat!) and snapped this photo of the heavy white stuff coming down.
Friday, March 25, 2011
Love's In The Air.. Still
Five weeks and Four days later, "Love" is still in the air! These are the Valentine Day balloons Barbara gave to me at work back on Feb. 14th. Sadly, 2 have dropped but these three still seem to be holding their own! Amazing.
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Soft Graffiti
Inside Delaware County's only Covered Bridge on Chamber's road is this colorful piece of graffiti. Besides the colors and overall design, I like this photo because of what it tends to do to the eye. You may think the photo is out of focus, but in reality that look is caused by the feathering of the spray paint. The wood that it is painted on is in focus.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Hail Today
Came home to a bunch of 1/4 inch size hail all over the place! Sure glad it was small stuff and no damage was done to anything.
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Saturday, March 12, 2011
A Train, A Falls, A Moon
Spent the day down in Nelsonville and then over to Ash Cave in Hocking Hills. Here's a few photos from the outing.
Does this mess with your eyes? The sharp focus of the train car handrail sort of clashes with the blurry cast shadows of a tree. All in all, this works pretty good for me.
This is the falls at Ash Cave. Took a lot of photos but NONE of them even come close to the actual onsite experience.
Back in Nelsonville at the Hocking Valley Railroad. Was kind of cool to look up and not only see a crescent moon, but also some fuzzy spring buds on the tree!
Friday, March 11, 2011
Wooly Beef
Found this fella all decked out in his winter coat while driving a back road from Sunbury to Delaware today. This is actually a breed called Highland that originated in Scotland. There was too much water and snow in the ditch to get any closer. In my first photo of him all I could see was his eyes up, but then he raised his head for the camera and I was able to get more of him in. I think he's pretty cool looking.
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Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Inniswood Metro Park Photos
A few additional photos from my lunch break at Inniswoods Metro Park today. So sunny, warm and peaceful! I sure did need it.
Marbles in the Mortar. They were all over the place but this was the only well lit shot of some.
Sunlight on dried leaves.
Spring Flowers.
Saturday, February 19, 2011
A Cow, a Horse, a Fire Truck & a Gargoyle
Cool cow at the Golden Jersey Ice Cream Shop.
Nice Black Smith sign in Clifton Mills
Rusting Fire Truck at an Antique Mall
Awesome Gargoyle Lamps in Yellow Springs
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Photos from Zanesville
Here are three shots taken from today's visit over to Zanesville, Ohio.
Stored Boat
Yellow Metal Splatter
Leaf Me Blue
Friday, February 11, 2011
Very Lost Beach Ball!
On my way out from my breakfast at Bent Tree Golf Course I looked over in the ditch and caught sight of this wonderful, but very lost, beach ball. Guess even beach balls are anxious for Spring to get here!
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Thursday, February 10, 2011
Biker Brad
This is Brad. I seen Brad at a local library today and just had to meet him. To me, he is affectionately known as Biker Brad. Biker Brad is a friendly carefree young man who takes a lot of pride in his custom bike. With flamed rubber grips, Captain America gas tank, chopped rear fender, custom sissy bar, fat rear tire and studded saddle bags this little bike is ready to cruise.
Biker Brad kept marveling over the fact that no one has ever asked if they could take a photo of his bike. I think he enjoyed it quite a bit.
"You won't believe what I am going to do next to it", he said.
"What's that?" I replied.
"I'm hooking up a mini-bike engine to her!", Biker Brad proudly proclaimed.
I grinned and shook my head in approval. As I was walking across the lot to my car, I heard Biker Brad remark two more times; "Wow, no one's ever asked to take a picture of my bike before."
Saturday, February 5, 2011
3 PHOTOS FROM BLACKHAND ST. PARK
Three photos from today's hike in Blackhand State Park.
Cabin Window at one of the main parking lots. I got chiggers on my back one summer while lying in the grass on the other side. Thanks Barbara. :-)
The old Interurban Electric Train Tunnel. This is kind of "off the map" and not really a part of the park at all.
View of the Licking River.
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