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Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Letters A and B
Here are my entries for Cee’s “A and B” Challenge. “A” is for Anhinga The Anhinga is also called the “snaked necked bird.” It is similar to the Cormorant. It is a diving bird. Its feathers do not have … Continue reading →
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One Word Photo Challenge: Barn
Living in rural Tennessee offers many photo opportunities for barns of all shapes, sizes, colors and ages. In response to “One Word Photo Challenge: Barn,” here are several–all within minutes of the house. The framework shown in the first two … Continue reading →
Monochrome Madness – 2-44
My offering for this weeks Monochrome Madness. Sewanee, Tenessee, is the home of the University of the South and a great place for a photo drive. The town predates the university by many decades, so there is some pre-university history … Continue reading →
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Silent Partners
Photo of the Week Tennessee Truck and Barn Driving around the Middle Tennessee countryside offers many photo opportunities. Over the years I have taken photos of many barns. The older and more worn, the more I like them (as long … Continue reading →
Monochrome Madness MM 2-11 Old Barn Update
The Old Gallagher Barn It had been about three weeks since I last drove by the “Old Barn” (which I learned as a result of this morning’s post is the “Old Gallagher Barn”) included in Leanne Cole’s Monochrome Madness MM … Continue reading →
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Leanne Cole’s Monochrome Madness MM 2-11
I have been driving by this old barn for at least seven years—I doubt that it will last another seven. Last summer I was asked to take aerial photos of several properties. Our flight path took us over several sites … Continue reading →
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