I REALLY love this piece. It's a simple "duplicate, flip and weld" job, but it just gives the feel of a satanic figure with his firey hands held out, inviting you into his realm.
Here are some photos of our bike ride down to Lesage, WV to eat hot dogs at Hillbilly Hot Dogs. Yes, we rode our motorcycles 400 miles round trip to eat there. What a fun and interesting place!
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. :-)
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.
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.
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.
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.
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!
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.