BREATHING IN BEAUTY

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Light for a Broken Foot

One of my photos posted at Pixels at an Exhibition:

Light for a Broken Foot

LITTLE EVOCATIONS

When I'm out and about, I am liable to stop in the middle of the road or, at least, suddenly pull over to the side in order to shoot an image that speaks to me. The iPhone is the ususal camera of choice these days as it's always with me and it's such an immediate medium.

The Hydrangea was sitting in a small turquoise candle votive on my kitchen counter when I discovered the late afternoon sun igniting it and the yellow of the countertop. The Morning Glories were intwined in a tree beside a narrow one-way street and they lit the gray rainy day with that shocking blue, so who could pass that by. The mirror image is actually a portion of a mirrored horse's head - a sculpture which stands in front of a Germantown, TN garden center on Poplar. There are several horses in that area, but the mirrored one is amazing.

Last Days of the Hydrangea



Little Glories in Rain



Reflectivity

SPIRAL SOUND

HEAVY METAL

Ninety Degrees




Angularity I




Juxtaposed




Triangular Blues




I-T-O



Wood, Moss, Twigs and Steel

OLD ICE PLANT

An October 5th. trip to Tupelo netted eye-candy and jaw-dropping experiences –

The photo shoot visit to the "ancient" ice plant, with my son and daughter, was quite an adventure! Walking in and around the ice plant was a trip into the falling-down-world of an incredible past technology.

Looking Into



Obstinate Continuance in a Course



Inside the Past

The Block Room



Floor-Ice Block Molds



Block Hooks



Patent Pending



Turn This



Wheels and Cogs



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AROUND MY TOWN

Oxford, MS

The Gin


As Seen on TV - No Longer


Powerhouse Window


Alley Wall II


Alley Wall I

MISSISSIPPI LANDSCAPES

Tupelo
Rial Drive Cabin I


Rial Drive Cabin II


Rial Drive Cabin III




South of Okolona
February Sunrise - Hwy. 45 South


Chickasaw Co.
Cedars with Tin Shed - Hwy. 45 North




Ocean Springs
Front Beach in Fog


Seabirds on Front Beach




Waveland
Sunset on Oak Blvd.


Sunset Over Mimi's


Mississippi Cottage - Let the Good Times Roll

REFLECTIVE PORTRAITS

Always Looking In


Reflecting Opinion


Reflection in Table

WEATHER - ST. PETER'S CEMETERY

January 10, 2008

Cirrus Angel


Two days after the severe storm system came through Oxford – another incredible sky. Cirrus clouds flowed in overhead from the west and southwest. Sweeping cirrus in bands, layers, and wisps filled the sky. Spectacular!

Cedars with Cirrus


Sun with Trees - Cemetery

North 16th. Street Treeline

Winter Trees


Photos shot with iphone at Oxford's St. Peter's Cemetery, 1-10-08. Images filtered in Photoshop.

WEATHER SYSTEM

January 8, 2008 - Oxford, MS

Trees with Cumulus Layer


What a day for weather watching and gazing at clouds. Earlier in the day, this storm system came through Oxford with rain, wind, and lots of thunder. As I was photographing the system leaving, it was dropping tornadoes to the northeast and southeast – around 2:30 p.m.


Storm Leaving Oxford - Sweeping Cirrus


Mare's Tails

Photos were shot about 1 mile east of Oxford on Hwy. 6 around 2 p.m. using an iphone. Images filtered in Photoshop.

Winter Trees at Wolfchase Galleria - Memphis

There is nothing like the bare branches of winter's trees, especially when you walk out of a crazy big mall in Memphis and you are totally stunned by the way the outside lights hit the branches. My iphone-camera-mania took over, I stopped dead, and shot the images using a pole for a tripod to steady my hand. The glistening branches looked like they were incased in a thin veil of frozen precipitation.

Wolfchase Trees I


Wolfchase Trees II


Wolfchase Trees III


Wolfchase Trees IV


Photos shot January, 2008. Filtered in photoshop.