I was driving near the golf course on Jekyll when a cart suddenly shot across the street in front of me. Since the speed limit was only 25, I was able to slam on the brakes and easily avoid hitting the golfers. I looked into the cart to see two 80+ year old lady golfers (obviously female, lost all balls) with screwed up, angry faces pissed off that I was on the public road and almost hit them. The shotgun rider then shot me the bird. Maybe this finger means something different in Ga. Here is the Ga. bird(s).
My retirement over the past 3 years has allowed me to pursue a hobby that I've had interest in most of my adult life. This web log basically represents a means of sharing my photographic images with my family and friends.
Mar 31, 2013
Mar 30, 2013
Armadillo by Morning
My daughter visited our Georgia home recently and happened to mention that she had never seen an armadillo. The next day we took a trip to Cumberland Island National Seashore. That's right.....an armadillo walked right in front of us. Who knew there were even armadillos in GA. I have had this rodeo song stuck in my head since. But check it out on U-Boob. The original version by Terry Stafford might be the second best rodeo song ever. I haven't posted much recently but in the next few days I will try to show our winter in Ga.
winter in Ga.
winter in Ga.
Dec 21, 2012
4 Girls in a Bar
I wouldn't want to live in a large city, but for those who do the photo ops abound. Here is some more Chicago stuff, and some from a recent brief scurry around NYC. The first shot is 4 girls heads while they were drinking in a bar. The last shot is 2 people after returning home from the bar. Hummm, maybe I would like the city.
Dec 1, 2012
Charge Of The Light Brigade
Went to Chicago for a wedding recently and had time in the early morning to walk the city and enjoy the light. What do you photograph in the city? People and architecture. But really, like everywhere......I am just capturing brigades of light.
Nov 27, 2012
To Everything Tern, Tern, Tern
Jekyll and the costal islands of Georgia are the place to be for watching birds (not The Byrds). We took a trip around the island with an avid watcher and saw everything from Sanderlings to Bald Eagles. Some of these shots of fresh water pond birds are from the Harris Neck NWR just a short drive up the coast. The last shot is of a guy doing some birding of his own.
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