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Someone planted this solitary Eastern sycamore (Platanus occidentalis) here overlooking Lake Mead. Gold Butte National Monument.
"You rang!?! " This riverside bird sculpture reminded me of a character on "The Dobie Gillis Show" for some bizarre reason or other. Perhaps it's the eyes that gave me the prompt.
I've noticed my old phone's photo quality is far better than my new one. With my new one I'd never be able to clearly read the plate of that Polo in the background, but with this, I can.
A southbound train on BNSF's Marshall Subdivision leaves Maynard, MN and its large elevator complex in the distance. On this long stretch of prairie tangent track, the crew can already see the small town of Asbury on the horizon ahead of them.
The Keolis North Side Work Train is seen passing through Maynard Junction in Acton, MA with leased GP38 GMTX 2608 bringing up the rear of the train.
Maynard Ferguson the patron saint of trumpet players Scanned from a slide taken with Nikon FM many years ago.
My quilt, Maynard Plaza, is featured in the new Modern Patchwork magazine. I'm giving away two copies of the magazine on my blog.
Maynard lives a happy life at the Somewhereville retirement home. He loves life in the retirement community, where he frequently discusses dental tips with his friends and talks about his medications like they're fine wines.
Image imagined in MidJourney AI and finished with Topaz Studio 2.0 and Lightroom Classic.
Rock band Tool's lead singer Maynard James Keenan performing at the CHI Health Center in Omaha, Nebraska on Saturday, March 12, 2022.
The band allowed us, the photogs that rep the media outlets, to shoot the first song, instead of "standard" first three songs, of the show - Fear Inoculum which that lasted around 12 minutes long. The 12-minute long was plenty.
Shot for Go Venue Magazine.
When Jill Clardy and I walked around her daughter’s wedding venue this past Saturday, my A.D.D. kicked in full-force with all the amazing rusty, vintage farm equipment laying around the ranch. There was so much to choose from, I really had to limit the spots I was going to take the bride and groom. There are orchards at the Dana Powers House, and a barn, and open fields and a Victorian house and a bridge, and grass area with tons of 1900s rusty equipment… I could have stolen the bride & groom for 4 hours and setup little vignettes of their day… but alas, had to return them to their party. I think that was only fair.
This rusty old truck sat in an open-air garage which was where the groomsmen got ready. When they slid into the truck, you could hear them scraping the pieces of broken leather seat.
STROBIST: I had the groom hold my SB-900 flash with my iShoot PT-04cn trigger at 1/16th power – 1/20th, f/2.8 ISO 800
218 rolls East through Maynards Curve near Glenhayes, paralleling the Tolsia Highway, with 4001 leading the way.
He’s the 73-year-old trombone player with the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, and the patriarch of a jazz family that includes the Batistes, Jordans, Dollioles and other well-known family names in New Orleans music.
Maynard House
Dunham, Qc, Canada
Built in 1832 by Samuel Maynard
The house was recently restored and converted to a restaurant