“One night in Deadwood and the world’s your oyster. . . “
Read More20.12.17 One Night In Deadwood . . . *
in Blog, Black Hills, Camping, people, Portrait, South Dakota
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20.12.16 Living in the Past
in Blog, Black & White, COVID-19, people
Do you live in the past, present or future?
Read More20.12.14 Constant Companion
It’s nice to have a loyal companion.
Read More20.12.13 Winter Shelter
Monochrome has its virtues.
Read More20.12.12 Succulent Green
“Green is good.” Gordon Gekko, Wall Street (Or am I misremembering this quote?")
Read More20.12.11 The Golden Hour
Mirror, mirror . . .
Read More20.12.10 Lake Francis Case
in Blog, Camping, Drone Photography, Landscape, Seasons
A typical December day in South Dakota? Has anything been typical in 2020?
Read More20.12.09 Camping in December (In the Great White North)
in Blog, Camping, Seasons, Drone Photography
It’s not a normal thing for Deb and me to camp in South Dakota in December.
Read More20.12.05 "When They Saw the Star . . . "
How much light can a single star make?
Read More20.12.04 Driving While Drunk
Which one of you extended family are you willing to lose to the careless act of a drunk driver?
Read More20.11.28 Symbiosis
By Scott Shephard
Some would look at this see the vine on the oak tree as more of an enemy than an ally. But I like the idea of symbiotic relationships, especially those that do no harm even if they aren’t completely cooperative. In the case of this particular tree, I would say that the vine enhances it — at least for photographic purposes. And both the tree and vine seemed healthy. If the curly haired painter Bob Ross were painting this, he would call this “A happy little tree with a happy little vine.” I wouldn’t.
Canon 5D III 1/50 sec f6.3 400 ISO
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20.11.21 Tradition
For Maggie (at 4 months) “normal” is still being demonstrated and defined.
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