POTD: Lamp Post
Lamp Post
Louisville, Kentucky
2018
Sometimes a lamp-post is just a lamp-post to paraphrase Freud, but it this case a quite lovely one. I like the clean simple lines of the composition and the color palette as well.
Lamp Post
Louisville, Kentucky
2018
Sometimes a lamp-post is just a lamp-post to paraphrase Freud, but it this case a quite lovely one. I like the clean simple lines of the composition and the color palette as well.
White Tulip #1
Bozeman, Montana
2018
Outside we’re still getting snow regularly but inside there are white tulips on the counter. Looking forward to spring.
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Raven Over a Desolate Landscape
Bozeman, Montana
2018
Heavy, wet snow falling from an overhead power line caused this interesting pattern on the asphalt walkway. Don’t see the raven? Look carefully.
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The Big Oh
Bozeman, Montana
2018
On my walk during a recent spring snowstorm the heat from a sewer hole cover formed and interesting circular shape. (I originally called it a sexist name–manhole cover–because that’s what I learned back in the dark ages. But somewhere along the line of progressing towards gender equality this name, like many other, got changed. After all why should men have all the fun accessing sewers.)
After the Flood
Louisville, Kentucky
2018
Louisville did a remarkable job of quickly cleaning up riverside areas inundated by a flood only weeks earlier. Other than some high water marks (above our heads) on some bridge pillars we walked under downtown, there was little evidence of the recent high water. The shallow water at river’s edge however was a different story. Lots and lots of detritus there.
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River Crane
Louisville, Kentucky
2018
This is actually a schematic map of the riverfront area in downtown Louisville. I however, immediately saw what looked like a Native American pottery style decorative graphic.
Lectio #77
Louisville, Kentucky
2018
This is part of a statue of Abraham Lincoln on the Ohio River waterfront in Louisville. The book is titled “Law.” Laying at his feet are two other books, one titled “Bible” and the other “Shakespeare.” An interesting collection.