This week I'm going to catch up and publish a few things that I've passed over in the last week or so.
An 80's toy for stress release, called The Tangler.
You can't go by this spot on Glendale Lake without seeing at least one fisherman going for crappies. I shot this with the FinePix S5700 point and shoot I carry with me when I'm on the bike. In fact the first seven pictures this week were shot with the S5700.
Miles later and on the other side of the lake I stopped to watch some canoes being launched from the shore where the Slate Lick Run flows into the lake. It took a few minutes for the paddlers to get into the composition that I was looking for but it was a nice day for a ride and I was in no hurry to get anywhere.
I didn't know that this '60 'Vette belonged to a neighbor until I tailed him for several miles and followed him home so I could get a few frames of it.
Everything is original on this car with the exception of the exhaust system.
Close-up profile of a White-Breasted Nuthatch.
Preparing for take-off.
Pasture Gate.
I came up with this picture after playing around in PhotoShop with a very over-exposed original.
Carl Farm, revisited.
I originally published pictures of this farm back in November of 2007. Here it is from a different angle in the Spring of 2009.
Spring house cleaning in the cow barn.
Lake shore.
Trailer Bait.
Symmetry.
Older Barn.
I was going to yield but I took the shot anyway.
Father and Son fishing from a bridge along the lake road.
A little me time.
Old Studebaker truck sitting in a field in the Beaver Valley area.
Steers taking a siesta in a field near Headache Hill.
Imagination run amuck!
Back road barn near the lake.
Adults only was the theme of the day, but lines did get tangled and people, including yours truly, did get hooked when someone was casting.
Mick Hudak, of Strongstown, PA, pulls in the first of the large palomino trout that were stocked in the pond for the derby.
There was lots of space for people to spread out, if they wanted to.
Just down the road from the Moss Creek Rod and Gun Club, is this piece of eye candy. I could have spent an hour shooting here but I was on a schedule.
Even though it's run down and falling apart there is so much here to focus on.
I got to enjoy all this beauty and it's not even 10 o'clock in the morning yet!
Here comes Peter Cottontail cruising down the 2-wheel trail.
Tweaking the Easter Bunny's nose.
It's a Free For All!
3 years and younger, please.
"These plastic bags are so hard to open when you are trying to get the egg you found inside so you can go find more!"
"Mom, have you got another bag? This one is getting heavy."
2 comments:
I know this is an old post, but as a birder I just had to let you know that the photos you have of a "black-capped chickadee" are incorrectly labeled. That is, in fact, a white-breasted nuthatch. Though they are both frequent feeder visitors, they are VERY different, in both appearance and habits. Google them for images and you'll see what I men.
Kerry: Looks like we both made a mistake. I mis-identified the bird and you misspelled the word mean. So that makes us even. Thanks for the heads up, it's been fixed. FYI: Don't need Google, got plenty of books.
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