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Hidden by Grass

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Today’s Photo: Hidden by Grass

North Georgia is full of all kinds of barns.  I found this one in the Ellijay area a few weeks ago.  It looks like the owner likes cutting grass about as much as I do.  It gives a little character to the dilapidated looks of the barn.

Old Railroad Bridge

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Today’s Photo: Old Railroad Bridge / Rome, Georgia

So, a trip to Berry College would not be right without staying around for a jaunt in downtown Rome.  Last fall, I decided to try to make it back by Rome at night.  I thought all the old building would look beautiful.  I expected more light and was disappointed.  However, driving around, I ran across this pedestrian bridge at the intersection of the Oostanaula and Etowah rivers.  It took a few minutes to find a good spot for the reflections.

 

A Proud Father

Today’s Photo: A Proud Father

I am a person who is not caught up on “things”.  That makes it very difficult when it comes to birthdays, Christmas, Fathers Day, Etc.  When asked what I want, my reply is almost always, “nothing”.  It drives my wife nuts and we have spoke of it in the past.  My response is that I would rather make memories than have stuff.  Hence this site.

So, for Fathers Day this year, I asked to take the kids on a photo shoot.  We went to Berry College, probably one of the most beautiful college campus’ in the world.  And of course, my wife made me get in a couple of the photos too.

Happy Fathers Day to all the fathers out there too!

Random Flower Bed

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Today’s Photo: Random Flower Bed

I think builders compete with each other to construct and decorate their buildings.  That includes the landscaping and sometimes they come up with some interesting stuff.  This was just a random flower bed in Midtown Atlanta.  I’m sure it has some significance since it was designed around a large statue looking thing.  I thought the flowers were more picturesque than the statue though.

Echinacea

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Today’s Photo: Echinacea

This is another of the flowers on the property.  I had no idea what type of flower it is.  That is, until Google.  I guess this is the most known flower with pink petals and an orange center.  Regardless of the name, it is still a beautiful flower.

The Rapids

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Today’s Photo: The Rapids

I grew up kayaking in the Appalachian mountains, so water is like a second home to me.  Whenever I get the chance to go wading or paddling, I take it.  This rapid is on a little creek in the middle of nowhere in the North Georgia mountains.  A wonderful place to sit on a rock and dangle your legs in the flowing water.

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Antique

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Today’s Photo: Antique

When I was growing up, the common definition for antique was that something was over 20 years old.  Now that I have passed that mark by a good margin, I believe my definition of antique is changing.  I think of antique as something that was old when I was 20.  It seems to keep me from getting too old.  That lasts right until I speak with someone about an event or person that was significant in my youth and they have no clue as to whom I am talking about.  Hopefully, I have not made too many people feel too old today.

Fireworks Over Market Street

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Today’s Photo: Fireworks Over Market Street

It’s almost that time again.  Time for fireworks and celebration.  Two summers ago, I photographed the Fireworks display on Lake Allatoona and then last year, I went to both Lake Arrowhead and Chattanooga.  This is another shot I took while at Pops on the River in Chattanooga.  I think this year may be a return to Pops because it was so much fun last year.

The Pacific

Today’s Photo: The Pacific

I happen to be one of those fortunate people that has been to both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.  I made that trip for the first time several years ago to the San Diego area of California.  I made it to La Jolla cove one afternoon and got a few shots of the water crashing on the rocks.

Afternoon at the Observatory

Today’s Photo: Afternoon at the Observatory

The grounds are so manicured at the Tellus Science Museum, that there are very few bad angles for photography.  I shot this one last spring on our first trip to the Tellus.  Since then, I have had the pleasure of visiting many times.  The best happen to be when this building is open.  Like it was for the National Astronomy Day.