Take a nice trip this Saturday
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The wonder of trees
There is something majestic and almost surreal about trees. If one takes the time to study them one comes away with a sense wonder. To see these stationary and huge living things that appear to always be there and in the case of deciduous ones to see their various stages throughout the year is really marvelous. Take the time to appreciate them. .
Where are they now?
The weird and uncanny power that a photographic image has in freezing a moment in time is fascinating. These three images are almost 50 years old. At the time they were made the subjects were doing the ordinary everyday things that people do. Yet one has to wonder where they are now. At time this is an unsettling thought, at least for me. Paris, 1970 Paris, 1972 Venice, 1967
Better late than never
Spring has finally arrived in Noth East Pennsylvania. It was late this yera nut it's fimally here.
The Panasonic LX 3
The Panasinic LX 3 with a Summicron lens was, despite it's small sensor, a truly wonderful camera. I gave it to my daughter who still uses it. I then got the LX 7 with a longer zoom range and also wonderful but I gave it to my son. What can I say that's the way it goes. These backyard images were all shot with the LX 3.
