A special moment in the spiritual life of a family.
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19.12.28 Scott P - 1972?
in Blog, people, Portrait, Black & White
An old friend as a young man.
Read More19.12.27 On Ice
Two leaves frozen both in time . . . and in ice.
Read More19.12.26 The Angel of Mt. Hope
What is the angel’s prayer?
Read More19.12.25 The Good Shepherd
Not all mysteries need to be solved. . .
Read More19.12.24 Christmas Traditions
Artisans refining their craft . . .
Read More19.12.23 Zeke
Meet Zeke, our new friend.
Read More19.12.18 Portrait of the "Artist" As An Older Man
in Blog, Drone Photography, people
Really!!?? A drone selfie???
Read More19.12.08 A Dear Old Friend
Polly was the perfect pet.
Read More19.12.07 "The World As I See It . . . " (2)
Can a place in South Dakota really be as attractive as one in Tuscany?
Read More19.12.06 "The World As I See It . . . "
in Blog, Drone Photography, HDR, Landscape, Travel
By Scott Shephard
The title of this post is inspired by a song by Jason Mraz by the same title. In the first stanza he sings,
The world as I see it is a remarkable place . . .
From a bird’s eye view I can see it has a well-rounded personality
From a bird’s eye view I can see we are family.”
This photo, taken south of the Italian town of Sienna, shows off the Tuscan countryside at its spring best. During the four days we spent there this past May, we had about 30 minutes of sunshine, bookended by rain and clouds. And I was fortunate enough to have my camera overhead just after sunrise on the day the sun decided to show itself..
Tuscany does indeed have a well-rounded personality. And, like many places I have been both abroad and certainly in South Dakota, there is no doubt that the world is a remarkable place.
DJI Mavic 2 Pro Hasselblad L1D-20c 1/160 sec f5.0 ISO 100
19.12.05 Duet
Winter’s not all bad. But I like spring better.
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