Monthly Archives: October 2019
End of summer
Even the sunflowers have given up, which means that once again, winter is going to win.
I hate that.
Kearney, Nebraska
photographed 10.20.2019
Finish Line
Sometimes the Photography God(s) send you just where you need to be. Like this last-minute turn into a remote cemetery, which yielded a checkered flag right there among the gravestones.
St. Mary’s Cemetery
near Wood River, Nebraska
photographed 10.20.2019
Clarity of light
Hello, and welcome to Which One Was It? day here at the blog.
Look at the photo above, and tell me if you think
1. This was a careful compose-and-wait situation.
2. It pretty much an accident.
3. It was a complete accident.
Spur, Texas
photographed 10.12.2019
Center Things
I am thinking of utilizing my spare time to work on a Nebraskan-English dictionary. My late mother-in-law and I could have definitely benefited from such a thing, if you see where I am headed.
Anyway, I’ve already got the first entry:
Nebraskan: center things
English: all those things in the middle of the table
So far, Nebraskan seems a more concise language…
Spur, Texas
photographed 10.12.2019
Declare glory
I surely did like these jaunty curtains at the Dixie Dog in Spur. And check out the lettered Bible verse there in the window!
Pro tip: if you eat there, you and your travel/photography companion can split an order of fries. And you’ll still have some left.
Spur, Texas
photographed 10.12.2019
One Day | One Image 