Only Henri can get away with knocking over Ann’s flowers.
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A Pileated Woodpecker in My Backyard
I was walking to my shed when I spotted this guy, roughly the size of a crow, pecking on a stump on my hill. I went back in and got my camera. He let me slip up to about fifteen feet before he took off.
I Call This “Ann Trying to Read”
It was cool but sunny yesterday, and Ann and I took some magazines out on the deck to read. Henri had other ideas though.
May Showers and Flowers
It seems like it has rained most of the month. A landslide across US 23 between Prestonsburg and Pikeville has sent me on one and a half hour detours to get to and from work this week. One of the detours, on John’s Creek, revealed a good number of lovely farms, and this interesting church:
One of the interesting features of my Fujifilm X-T1 camera is the ability to replicate, more or less, numerous Fujifilm films. That’s right, the company’s cameras have built-in settings to emulate, more or less, the company’s films. Probably no film was more used by landscape and National Geographic photographers in the 1990s than Velvia, with its rich, sharp, punchy slides overflowing with color and contrast. I shot these pictures of some flowers in Ann’s garden using the Velvia setting on the camera, as one of several rain showers on Saturday was receding.
And I took these pictures a little later just below the dam at Paintsville Lake.
Derby Day
Ann and I went to the Kentucky Derby in 2012. The only time we’ve ever been. It was a day of good food, horse races, and people watching. And hats.
Springs Past
This is just a little Throwback Thursday post.
And, finally, a few pictures from Dewey Lake taken during the Spring of 2009
Henri & Flowers
