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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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- MGA and Prairie Willow Tree
- Left Turn and Water Valves
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- Old Tree Cut Down
- Cycle of Life With Dead Pike and Seagull
- Boots and Eye Candy Reflection
- Old Barn Side and Door
- Objects Along The Curb
- Authorized Shelter and Fat Cat
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- One Thousand and One Cranes
- Mall Patrol and Mall Responder
- Traffic Circles
- Push-Pull and Neenah Fountry
- Odd Teenage Self Images
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- Three Prairie Grasses
- Sea Doo Riders
- Autocar Diesel Semi-Tractor
- Door and Body Reflection
- Overby Mechanical Corn Picker, 1904
- Chalk Craze Covers City
- Cowboy Sign
- Wheat Field Harvested
- Drought Burned Corn Crop
- Disc Golf Hole and Goal
- Hub Cap Reflection
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About Me
- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Nice capture. I wish I could keep my hubcaps as shiny. What are the objects to the left of the trees?
ReplyDeleteThose "objects" are my wife and myself. Behind us is a picnic shelter. This was taken at Oakwood State Park. Looking at this photo shows me that I need to polish these hubcaps.
ReplyDeleteNow I can see it. I really apologize for not recognizing the self-portrait. I think it's time to shine up and clean my glasses.
DeleteThis reflection is a bit of "through a glass darkly." Don't think it could be used on a wanted poster.
DeleteThey look quite shiny to me, those hubcaps... And the self portrait is funny !
ReplyDeleteThank you for seeing the humor. The "portrait" would be sharper if the hubcaps were polished.
DeleteI thought the objects were two archers having a contest. Nice reflection!
ReplyDeleteNo, it was two photographers in a shoot out.
DeleteLove the hubcap reflections. I'll have to try this!
ReplyDeleteNice shots! I love them.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteNice MG!
ReplyDeleteAmerican Gothic 2012.
ReplyDeleteExactly. A pitchfork was perfect for Grant Wood's time, but a camera is more typical now.
DeleteCool hub caps!!! And of course...very cool shots!!! Well done!
ReplyDeleteNice reflection!
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