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The seaside always make you stop and think .... It was a beautiful and very cold day and suddenly my wife was standing there at the end of the pier. The motive reminded me of a motive from the film "The French Lieutenant's Woman" (with Meryl Streep & Jeremy Irons (1981)) which I for some reason suddenly recalled.
...doing a "Reggie" perhaps? She eventually walked ashore very calmly, thankfully. Maybe she was just mesmerized by the sea.
"Being from South Dakota" means being able to have beautiful back drops or subjects for my photos in minutes. Whether I am taking photos of my children at the outdoor campus, iconic scenes such as Mt Rushmore, or the peaceful prairies at night; I am amazed everyday by our breathtaking landscapes.
April Oedekoven - Rapid City
A version of this photo (see below and at www.flickr.com/photos/frame_maker/6076624463/in/photostream) won first place, Travel (Intermediate level), Berkeley Camera Club, 8/16/11 and Honorable Mention, Travel (Intermediate level), Northern California Council of Camera Clubs, 9/11/11.
Thanks to Robyn for the idea for this shot. Guess who the couple is.
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I would keep Sundance from getting too close to the road. He seems to be wondering what's next for us...
A "simple" project from the Alabama Chanin books was actually the most difficult to sew. I finished them over my morning tea before doing anything else today, and felt inspired to have a photo session. Self portrait with the help of the timer and a tiny tripod.
I often wonder what people are thinking about as they slowly walk through puddles or just kick the sand. Maybe it's just what a wonderful world this is?
An attempt at "Elizabethan boudoir photography". I am wearing my newly completed Blackwork trimmed Elizabethan smock. The image of the Lady in her underclothes, hair down, and bare feet on her bed would have been highly suggestive... the image itself also suggests other themes....comtemplation of aging beauty perhaps.... photo by Glenn Eilers, photo editing by LM Johnson.
Marsha decided to sit by the river and enjoy nature for awhile during our visit to the car show yesterday. She does love the classic cars, though.