2005 photo : John Robertson
My brother-in-law lost his mother this week and in memoriam of this grand lady I’m posting a photo of his I’ve edited in Photoshop.
I tried to improve on this photo I took in 2005 and imagine it will be my only encounter with a Buffalo. After I had gotten out of the car to take this shot it was one of the few times I felt a little worried about taking a photo being feet away from this monster. Wish I had a better camera at the time. I’ve had alot of street people talk to me while shooting urban panorama’s on my tripod but being so close to this buffalo was my strangest feeling encounter. Did ok ,however, and managed not to spook this magnificent beast.
I shot this avi. today to submit to “LIFE IN A DAY” youtube project and am not sure if it got uploaded? Will keep trying until certain. It being 105 today all I wanted to shoot was water and this urban creek on Brook Run I really enjoy except for all the cigarette butts and etc. that are so freely left in this interesting park. This really gives the Lakeside residents a bad name for it is in their backyard. Here is a link of my photos I took there in late winter.
Rodney took me over to see the Hailey place after more than a decade since Bud’s funeral. Bud’s home was always a labor of love and he was always working on it. Everything pretty much looks the same except the large tree blocking the view of pond. Bud was my friend and mentor and I miss him terribly.
1990 slide
The south side of Belle Isle. (better photoshoping pending)…….
I think Althea’s panorama came out better!
This young man cheered me up after some problems with the heat today.
A pano from last weekend of some land being cleared behind a friends house in Hanover County. Lets hope it’s for tomatoes.
Another Khalima edit from the Veganfest.
I found this tiny feather recently after reading Sitting Bulls biography.
Paid a couple of bucks at Black Swan books for this unknown portrait, but found interesting info on the photographer :
Sumner, Ira E.
Also Known As: Sumner, I. E.
Place of Birth: Coral, Illinois (McHenry County)
Date of Birth: June 24 (22?), 1845 (1846?)
Place of Death: Northfield, Minnesota
Date of Death: July 10, 1918
Gender: Male
Studio: Sumner Studio
Studio: Sumner & Son
Locations:
Studio: Sumner & Berg
Address: Main Street, Red Wing, Minnesota
Dates of operation: 1869-1870
Address: Division Street, Northfield, Minnesota
Dates of operation: 1878-1879, 1882-1883
Address: Cannon Falls, Minnesota
Dates of operation: 1894-1895
Decades Worked in Minnesota: 1860s; 1870s; 1880s; 1890s; 1900s; 1910s
Notes: Stereographs; Branch studio was in Cannon Falls; In partnership with Z. Roberts; In partnership with son, Charles Stuart Sumner; Specialties in sepias, pastels, crayons, watercolors.
Also found this wonderful postcard at Hanover Thrift Store of Mt. Massive in Colorado.
An old photo that has been sitting on desk for years. This is an unknown (vintage) relative (or family friend) probably on or near our family farm Cherry Grove in Spotsylvania County, which is the last working farm left on Lake Anna to date.
http://www.gourdorchestra.com/
Arthur sent me this photo from recent concert in the mountains, where they were featured on news.
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