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Almost beach weather.
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Blackwater Falls, WV
(Get a grip? Need a hug? Friends forever?)
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Border Collie
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Wind Powered Sawmill
Netherlands -
Seashore in Winter
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From dirt, jewels.
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Hoping for snow in January.
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Before WWII, these woods were logged by hand saw, axe, and draft horse. Felled trees were limbed and dragged slowly to a small steam-powered mill, then slabbed and stacked in a rough shed.
The mill is long gone. Only foundation stones remain – low stacked cairns in a grid, lichen covered, neolithic.
Shallow ruts made by hoof and heavy logs still wander ridge lines as trails. The forest has regrown around them.
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Framed Image
Gallery Space
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Old windows in the sky
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Lunch spot
Staunton, Virginia -
Bow and Stern
One of the boats I built.#photography
#ChesapeakeBay
#sailing
#handmade
#boatbuidling
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Pretty sure I sailed on this boat back in the 90s, when it was owned by a friend.
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Form follows function.
Round sterns make it easier for a waterman to haul nets and tong oysters by hand.
Also, they look nice.Chesapeake Deadrise
Locklies, Virginia#photography
#ChesapeakeBay
#handmade
#boatbuidling
#RuralSouth
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Everyday magic.
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Moonlit Fog
Last night as clouds moved in to blanket the moon, mist seeped out of the woods.Still bright above, it lit the clouds and the fog both. Lovely and eerie.
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Was out in the back field watching Geminids. Saw some good ones, the kind that catch your breath. Of course, all the best were out of frame; but this nice image appeared when the tree line was swept by distant car lights.
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Fireflies and Starlight
Like little lemon yellow comets. Bioluminescent cosmonauts, spinning through the summer sky.
#Nocturnes
#astronomy
#Nature
#photography
#RuralSouth
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"There's no place like home . . . "
Watching The Wizard of Oz at a rural drive-in in the rain. Distortion of rivulets syncing with distortion of the movie, designed to evoke memory and magic. Chef's kiss. Highly recommend.
Five stars.
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American Rubyspot Damselfly
Slowed down to about ¼ speed. Such lovely combination of vivid red and transparent.
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This little guy was making a raucous racket by the window.
Gray Treefrog. They change color and patterns to match their surroundings. Do an excellent rendition of lichen on tree bark.
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OK, it’s not Wednesday yet, but I’m skipping Tuesday.
Also, this isn’t watercolor, but pixel pigments so ephemeral they dissolve with a wash of electrons.
I think that’s a Redwing Blackbird in the marsh grass.