I put Tony’s desk on display last week, so here’s a few things on mine…
My handy-dandy Panasonic Panapet transistor radio that I’ve had since the 1970s, some odd coins, a petrified sea biscuit, and a plastic misfit toy from the Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer movie. I still use my radio (I’m listening to it as I type), and it is tuned to a local AM station that plays music from the 50s, 60s, and 70s.
Perfect!
Today was what it’s all about to me…
It snowed a beautiful, deep snow last night. After keeping warm in the morning, my son and I went for a two-hour walk at Reynolda Village, both of us with cameras in hand. When I first started this blog, a day like today is what I had in mind: taking my camera on a walk and photographing whatever called to me. Having my son along was a great bonus, and I enjoyed watching him photograph as well. So here’s just a small portion of the photos I took. I experimented with different lenses and toning and had a blast.
And spending that time with my son outdoors was the best part…
I went to Riverwood again today, and had a wonderful time with the horses.
That place just gives me a sense of peace like no other. I’m glad I volunteer there.
(And a shout out to my sister-in-law Peggy on her 60th birthday! Happy birthday to George Harrison as well…)
It snowed again today, quite unexpectedly!
Here it is, 6:30 a.m., as it is just starting to fall.
I found an old hat box that used to belong to my grandmother.
Even though it is falling apart, I love the graphics. I tried to photograph as much of it as I could before it totally falls apart.
Can you believe the only photo I took today was of a rubber duck?!
Here you go…
What’s on a person’s desk says a lot about their personality.
These items are from Tony’s desk, taken this morning as he slept. Tony’s desk is very tidy and organized, and rarely is anything out of place. But it’s not boring by any means, and here is why…(and the mandala is a window decal, not on his desk, but I loved how it looked against the snowy parking lot)
I love the human form.
And I love photographing it. Today I submitted 4 images to a gallery for consideration in an upcoming photography show: LightNOISE. Here are two of those images…
I’ve been playing with my SX-70 again…
This time I was taking photos of the snow outside and a mistake happened: an overexposed photo of a tree in the snow. Instead of throwing it out, I painted it a bit and here’s the end result…
Winter continues, and I enjoy the comforts of being home…
Mid-Century Me 