I was really busy today before, during and after work; so this was my only opportunity to get my shot of the day – a scene of the back of a log truck on Highway 72 in metropolitan Scottsboro.
Good times.
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I was buying some corn at P&P Produce today when I saw this mother and daughter (I’m assuming) at the other register. The little girl was so beautiful, I just couldn’t resist taking her photo.
I’ve uploaded a couple of other images in this project of P&P, but it’s right down the street from work and has so many potential photos hanging around.
This guy was hanging around our neighbor’s Surprise Lilies today.
He did not seem to mind me. I suppose he was too drunk on the pollen to care.
When we were kids, we used to marvel at these little shells of what we were told were June bugs. However, I recently found out they are actually the skeletons of cicadas.
Joe found three of them together today, so we had a little fun.
Although I am not a member of this church – Saint Paul’s Episcopal – I’ve been inside often. For weddings, as well as funerals, I’m afraid.
But it is on the National Register of Historic Places. It was even used as a hospital during the Civil War.
This photo is sort of a tribute to God for all he has done for me in my life; but especially lately.
Joe and I frequently go to Scottsboro, Alabama, and we usually eat at this Mexican restaurant – Buenavista.
I do not know the story behind this chair, but it is the object of a lot of kids’ interest.
I made a U-turn today with the intention of returning to a spot that I thought would make a good photo of the day. Fortunately for me, I turned down this road and discovered this painting in the window of this building.
I do not know the name of the building. I may add it later. But I love the architecture. And I especially love the painting. Actually, several windows had similar paintings, so I may do a series.
We’ll see.
I had some extra time today, so I went to the River Gallery Sculpture Garden and found this lovely sculpture – “Amazon with Sacred Geometry,” Steel, $28,00 – by Russell Whiting.
She seemed to want to go inside this house, so that’s how I shot her. It was hot, after all.