my daily image: September 2018

Sunday, September 30, 2018

Tuesday, September 25, 2018

18-9-23

The kid turned 12 a couple of days ago. Gifts happened tonight. She got signed up for archery lessons, this is proof she needs them.

18-9-22

Mr. Fish died today. Burial shroud was made. Another animal finds a home in the back yard.

Thursday, September 20, 2018

Wednesday, September 19, 2018

18-9-19

It was the colours that attracted me to this image for today.

But I like the black and white version more.

Tuesday, September 18, 2018

18-9-17

Home is where the heart is. And it's not where it's not. And there's some good space in between, too.

Dusty calls Meat Draw every Friday and Saturday night at the Legion. Tonight she won "Chase the Ace" by picking the Ace of Spades out of a deck that dimished by a couple of cards each week. Chase the Ace was worth $1150 this week, growing $50/week from the $500 it started at. She's the only one that could have won this prize where everyone felt good about it.

Dusty has stories. I don't doubt that for a second. I hope I get to hear one or two of them. If I'm lucky.

Friday, September 14, 2018

18-9-13

Long exposure again. 90 seconds.

Thursday, September 13, 2018

18-9-12

This exposure took 90 seconds to take. Experimenting with an ND filter. Ghost cars...

And, ClarkWalk.

ClarkWalk Instagram

ClarkWalk Facebook

Should be fun.

18-9-11

18-9-10

18-9-9

Polygon Gallery, with Sophie.

Saturday, September 8, 2018

18-9-8

This is a pretty picture. This is what yesterday should have been. It's not real, or, not what the camera shot. It's a manipulation, most of what is presented here is. But it's not a bad photograph. Cameras don't take photographs like this. It isn't possible. This is a photograph idealized by Adobe and the companion computer I bought.

There's nothing wrong with that.

I can take pretty pictures. I know how.

18-9-7

Dirty. Cheating. But there it is. (see tomorrow...)

Thursday, September 6, 2018

18-9-6

I think I've posted a photo of this before. Skilsaw is no longer "Made In The USA." It's a good saw. I've used saws 20 years newer that might be better, but that doesn't make this one bad. Prized possession. It built me some steps lately. It will build more soon, I'm sure.