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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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- Buffalo Burgers and Free Samples
- Farm Patterns on Bucket and Disk
- Old Rusty Iron
- Horses and Mules Pull Wagons
- Mule Driver and Mule Wagon
- Geothermal Office and Silver Bell Cafe
- Extinguisher and Parking Reflection
- Hot Handle and Beautiful Day Signs
- Rusty Machinery
- Dr. John and The Night Trippers
- Food Advertising and Disappointment
- Parade Queen and Dignitary
- Drain Tile Patterns
- Reflections on South Dakota
- Art Fair Food
- Articulated Tractor Dominates Road
- Fourth of July Thunders Past
- Storm and Lilly
- Bucyrus Erie Clamshell Moves Soil
- Doors Askew
- Reflections On Main Avenue
- Ghost Sign Comes Forward
- Habitat Backfills Foundation
- Main Avenue Afternoon
- Young Grandson and New Family
- Habitat Volunteers Coffee Break
- Achiever and Elevator
- WIndow Reflections
- Headstones Up to 40% Off
- Stained Glass Windows
- Two Collectable White Semi-Tractors
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About Me
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- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
You're getting ever more artsy! I like!
ReplyDeleteRe your comment on Ocala: I've not been in AJ's and probably will not enter there, and I've not heard anything negative about Ms. Tillanger. Her father, though, Bobby Tillanger, has had a number of run-ins with local authorities re how he handled drinking in his establishments. His reputation is not ... well, he's no choir boy!
Hey Jeff, I used to unload this drain tile, by the truck load, back in the day....lol
ReplyDeleteA fine pair of photos made from pretty pedestrian content, Taken.
ReplyDeleteGreat B&W compositions, well done!
ReplyDeleteI like these a lot, particularly the second with those rolls swirling off into the distance!
ReplyDeleteThese endless rolls are so effective en masse and in monochrome! Verging on an illusory maze!
ReplyDeletegreat b & w picture!
ReplyDeleteI especially like the second shot also.
ReplyDeleteWow,- these shots are really cool, and they look great in b&w!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice Sunday:)
What an interesting subject. I bet it was fun composing shots of these playful shapes.
ReplyDeleteWell spotted!
ReplyDeleteThese are nice, Dada like!
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