His website is incredibly generous with the photos he took over decades, photos of bridges, trains, rural America... he stopped taking photos two years ago, saying the things he loved to shoot have all vanished.
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by melinama @ 1:15 PM
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Best of Pratie Place:
In which I take Menticia and Itxa to the beach
I go sailing, make biofuel, and have blissful moments.
Bulgarian National Revival Architecture
Lunch with a Curmudgeonly Friend
Blueberries, Hot Sauce, Yoga, and deep-fat-fried Twinkies
Bad Spelling and Weird Food at the State Fair
Omagh, Bluegrass, the Sacred Harp, and Bollywood
Brides Do Not Control the Heavens
Scott's Fatal Antarctic Expedition
Lorax Hall of Shame #1, #2, #3, #4, #5
Sweet Potato Queens' Advice to the Lovelorn
Wedding Vendors - some not very useful rankings
Republican Woodstock: The Neshoba County Fair
A few of my daughter
Melina's great posts:
If you don't eat bones, your teeth won't hurt.
2 Comments:
Absolutely gorgeous. I understand what he is saying because I live in a rural area that is rapidly being developed . The family farms are being sold off and turned into housing developments. It makes me very sad. So far, we have managed to hold on to our family farm , but with the taxes...who knows how long we can hold out. My daughter has taken many photos of our farm over the years. His photographs are truly treasures and chronicles of our land.
His photos are wonderful! Thanks for the link.
BTW: I saw your pic in the paper this week.
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