One of the neat things about taking roads you are unfamiliar with is that you are apt to find really neat stuff. Such was the case on our latest journey.
I hate to admit it but I couldn’t find this place again as we took so many different roads. I would like to find it again and spend more time with this truck.
Of course I’m very happy that I did find it in the first place.
Enjoy your day and be careful.
Happy Sunday!
Some more images for you today from my Friday shoot. When I took these images I had every intention of rendering them in black and white. I believe this is an old manure spreader. It occurs to me that the driver may have had to take a long bath after a day of operating this piece of machinery. 🙂
I drove by this farm-house and saw this wonderful old jeep in the yard. Made a turn around and headed back with great expectations of doing a full exploration of the jeep with my camera.
This guy had other ideas about my exploration. If I stayed at a certain distance he would just look at me and give me an occasional courtesy bark. However if I took one step closer he bared is teeth and got down to some serious barking. I could call his bluff and attempt to get some more images of the jeep or I could consider it a break that I got the one and be assured of no dog bites. I opted for the sure thing. 🙂
That’s it for today. Another beautiful day in the neighborhood. Thanks for stopping by the blog. Enjoy your day and be careful.
Happy Friday!
Blessings to you on this Good Friday!
I saw this old windmill when I was a passenger in a vehicle a couple of days ago and I had return to photograph it. Even though it was a mile and a half on gravel road (which I do not like to take a clean car on) I thought it worthy of the sacrifice. 🙂
On the way to the windmill I came across this old hay rake sitting rusting in a field. I won’t draw all the obvious analogies but I do like to photograph old things especially farm equipment.
I saw this other old rake on the way back to town on a different route. I liked the way the softening sun shown on it so I left it in color. The first rake the light was more harsh and hence the black and white rendering.
I plan to spend the bulk of the day at the Green Island wetlands so if I’m lucky I’ll have some wildlife images for you in the coming days.
There should be some migrating birds at the preserve so I’m excited to see what I can find.
Thanks for stopping by the blog. Enjoy your day, be careful and be aware.
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