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A dull morning at Stockgrove Country Park.
The boathouse burned down in the 1930's (I think) and all that remains is the foundations.
The Milky Way, Southern Cross, and Pointers, framed by a ring of tree tops glowing from the flames of a fire pit.
Although there are three more to go in this series this may be my favourite of the bunch. Although I really liked my post from yesterday, the barn was way too small and way to weak to be thought of as a main subject. In this case, although the fencing of the players bench area at a local ball diamond is very prominent within the scene, I believe the fencing and foreground takes a supporting role, and the main subject is the tree in the foggy distance. At least that is how I saw and photographed it.
This shot was also taken with the Nikon 28mm f3.5 manual focus lens at f11.
Inside Skytop Tower at the Mohonk Mountain House looking towards the Trapps in Ulster County, NY after a late autumn snow storm.
Stormy weather at 6:05 in the morning...
The Sheboygan lighthouse at the end of the North Pier, framed by trees and Lakeshore Drive.
I could surely figure out how to fix this broken frame. It holds one of my favorite ever pictures of my dad on our farm. One night recently, it simply fell off the fall and the frame is damaged. I tried taking it to Hobby Lobby but they won’t do repairs. Actually, they were downright snippy about it! So if I had a brain, I could either fix it myself or convince Hadley he needs to. Which would you guess is most likely? ODC: if I only had a brain
On February 14, 2009 I was in Ely, NV at a Nevada Northern photographers weekend. It was such an enjoyable way to spend some time getting to know all of the equipment, the museum as well as few dozen others. No. 93 framed nicely in the doorway of the engine house.
Sindy was deeply engulfed in her detective story, ....the hero had been wrongly accused and was just about to take the stand, .... and didn't even look up when Tina huffed and puffed into the room, carrying a picture frame.
Tina: Sindy, Sindy! I've been framed! *Holding up the frame*
Sindy: *Not looking up* For what? Theft? Murder?
Tina: Huh? I didn't steal it... exactly.
Sindy: *Lowering her book* Oh, you meant it quite literally.
Tina: Yes of course. What did you mean?
Sindy: Ha ha, that my girl, is dangerous knowledge for someone like you. I will never tell. Wait, what did you mean by not stealing that -exactly?
Tina: Er.. and that is dangerous knowledge for someone like you.
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For the theme "Framing" in the Blythe a Day group. Meant in the way Tina meant it. Not in the way Sindy did. As in "to deliberately make someone seem guilty of a crime when they are not guilty, by lying to the police or in a court of law".