WPC – WEEK 337 – HARMONY

For a somewhat abstract concept, quite a few people have found HARMONY in their lives somewhere. In fact, it was a record breaking week!

As of 10:59 AM on Monday, February 28, this was the current list of ACTIVE streaks:

+ Linda Bennett – 1 week
+ Suzie Brannen – 1 week
+ Logan Kahler – 1 week
+ Dawn Krause – 1 week
+ Mike Vest – 1 week
+ Joe Duff – 5 weeks
+ Teresa Kahler – 5 weeks
+ Tamara Peterson – 5 weeks
+ Carla Stensland – 5 weeks
+ Michelle Haupt – 6 weeks
+ Micky Augustin – 7 weeks
+ Monica Henning – 7 weeks
+ Becky Parmelee – 8 weeks
+ Andy Sharp – 8 weeks
+ Bill Wentworth – 9 weeks
+ Cathie Raley – 13 weeks
+ Elizabeth Nordeen – 14 weeks
+ Shannon Bardole-Foley – 16 weeks
+ Kim Barker – 16 weeks
+ Kio Dettman – 19 weeks

But you didn’t come here to listen to me talk all tommyrot about participation rates or streaks. You came to see the submissions and what streaks continued and what streaks flamed out:


WEEK 337 - HARMONY - CARLA STENSLAND
Carla Stensland – 6 weeks

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - CARLA STENSLAND
Carla Stensland

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - KIO DETTMAN
Kio Dettman – 20 weeks

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - KIO DETTMAN
Kio Dettman

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - CHRISTOPHER D. BENNETT
Christopher D. Bennett

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - LINDA BENNETT
Linda Bennett – 2 weeks

WEEK 3337 - HARMONY - LINDA BENNETT
Linda Bennett

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - LINDA BENNETT
Linda Bennett

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - MICHELLE HAUPT
Michelle Haupt – 7 weeks

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - LORI BACKOUS
Lori Backous – 1 week

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - TAMARA PETERSON
Tamara Peterson – 6 weeks

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - SHANNON BARDOLE-FOLEY
Shannon Bardole-Foley – 17 weeks

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - BILL WENTWORTH
Bill Wentworth – 10 weeks

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - BILL WENTWORTH
Bill Wentworth

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - TERESA KAHLER
Teresa Kahler – 6 weeks

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - TERESA KAHLER
Teresa Kahler

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - EVIE GORSHE
Evie Gorshe – 1 week

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - LAYLA GORSHE
Layla Gorshe – 1 week

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - MICKY AUGUSTIN
Micky Augustin – 8 weeks

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - ANDY SHARP
Andy Sharp – 9 weeks

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE
Logan Kahler – 2 weeks

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE
Logan Kahler

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE
Logan Kahler

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - JOE DUFF
Joe Duff – 6 weeks

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - DAWNK KRAUSE
Dawn Krause – 2 weeks

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - JEESE HOWARD
Jesse Howard – 1 week

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - JEESE HOWARD
Jesse Howard

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - SUZIE BRANNEN
Suzie Brannen – 2 weeks

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - SUZIE BRANNEN
Suzie Brannen

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - CATHIE RALEY
Cathie Raley – 14 weeks

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - ELIZABETH NORDEEN
Elizabeth Nordeen – 15 weeks

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - JEN ENSLEY-GORSHE
Jen Ensley-Gorshe – 1 week

WEEK 337 - HARMONY - MIKE VEST
Mike Vest – 2 weeks

33 submissions from 22 participants. I do believe both of those are records! WooHoo!

Only 3 streaks were snapped. But they were significant steaks. Kim’s 16 week streak went kaput. So did Becky’s 8 week streak and Monica’s 7 week streaks.

But it wasn’t all bad new on the streak front. Bill extended his streak into double digits! Congratulations to him!

Here are the current top streaks:

1. Kio – 20 weeks
2. Shannon – 17 weeks
3. Elizabeth – 15 weeks
4. Cathie – 14 weeks
5. Bill – 10 weeks

But enough dwelling on the past. Time to look to the future. We are all interested in the future, for that is where you and I are going to spend the rest of our lives. And remember my friend, future events such as these will affect you in the future! This week’s theme:


WEEK 338 - HOBBIES
HOBBIES

HOBBIES! What a great theme for Year 9 of THE WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE!

But what is a HOBBIES image? A HOBBY image is simply a picture of anything related to a HOBBY. There are all sorts of HOBBIES out there. People collect things. People make things. People sew. They make art. They make music. They play games. You picture doesn’t have to be of your HOBBIES. But can be of somebody else’s HOBBIES. It can be of something they have finished. Or it can be of the tools used in their HOBBIES. Or it can be a picture of somebody in mid-HOBBIES. There are just so many possibilities!

While considering your possible subjects for HOBBIES, meditate on the following quote:

I don’t have hobbies; hobbies cost money. Interests are quite free.
-George Carlin

I look forward to seeing your interpretations!

RULES

The picture has to be taken between 12:01 PM today and 11 AM next Monday. This isn’t a curate your photos project. This is a get your butt off the couch (unless you are taking your picture from the couch) and take pictures challenge.

You can send your images to either bennett@photography139.com OR you may text them to my Pixel 5.

That is all I got, so if the good Lord’s willin’ and the creek don’t rise, we will all be sharing our idea of HOBBIES in this place that is little more than where my various interests merge next Monday.

2011-05-16

The pictures in the folder 2011-05-16 were taken at the Salama Greenhouse. Then it was the Northwest Greenhouse. I’m a pretty loyal customer to the Salama Greenhouse. It is a bit of a family tradition I would say. For both the Salamas and for my family. If you are shopping at another greenhouse, you are doing gardening wrong. I didn’t want to be the one to tell you that, but here we are.


Plant Happiness

Plant Happiness

Plant Happiness

Plant Happiness

Plant Happiness

Plant Happiness

Plant Happiness

Plant Happiness

Plant Happiness

Plant Happiness

Plant Happiness

Plant Happiness

Plant Happiness

Plant Happiness

Plant Happiness

Plant Happiness

Plant Happiness

Plant Happiness

Plant Happiness

Plant Happiness

By adding these pictures to the Photography 139 Gallery, I was able to restore the following historic “An Artist’s Notebook” entries to their original glory:

PERSONAL PHOTO PROJECT OF THE WEEK #74 ALPHA

PERSONAL PHOTO PROJECT OF THE WEEK #74 BETA

PERSONAL PHOTO PROJECT OF THE WEEK #74 GAMMA

Next Saturday’s walk down memory lane will involve a graduation, and probably more flowers.

Computer Mine Pittsburgh Trip Eats

Last week I was in Pittsburgh with Lowell and New Chris on a work trip to install computers in a customer’s office. The office’s office manager just completely spoiled us with constantly hosting us for dinner, bringing us food, and taking us to fantastic restaurants.

While this isn’t a foodie blog by any stretch of the animation, despite all the tenderloin posts, it is in the Bennett DNA to photograph pictures of our food. So I thought I would share some cruddy cell phone pictures of most of the foods I ate last week:


Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats
Chicago Airport

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats
Monday Dinner

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats
My favorite dish on the trip.

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats
Peanut butter and chocolate equals perfect harmony.

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats
#wafflelife

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats
Tuesday Lunch

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats
Tuesday Supper

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats
Wednesday Lunch

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats
Wednesday Supper

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats
#wafflelife

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats
Thursday Lunch

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats
Thursday Supper

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats
Wednesday Lunch – Charlotte Airport

Pittsburgh Work Trip Eats
A Valentine’s gift from the Computer Mine when I got home.

Sorry to those who already endured my food pictures and sorry to those that haven’t and are now jealous.

I hadn’t travelled for work in at least 5 years. Don’t know that I’ll travel again for another 5 years, but I guess we’ll see.

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This is your reminder that this week’s theme for THE WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE is HARMONY.


WEEK 337 - HARMONY
HARMONY

HARMONY! What a great theme for Year 9 of THE WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE!

But what exactly is a HARMONY image? A HARMONY image is simply a picture of at least two things that team up together perfectly. Like peanut butter and jelly. Cardinal and gold. Laurel and Hardy. Colors can also harmonize. I’m not going to go deep into color theory, but here are a few examples of colors that HARMONYze: Orange-Blue, Pink-Green, Orange-Green, Red-Green, Yellow-Purple, Blue-Yellow, Green-Magenta, Red-Cyan. Also, a HARMONY image could also relate to music as HARMONY is a very important part of music.

Happy photo harvesting!

TOWN SIGN PROJECT: HARRISON COUNTY

A couple months back on my way back from a trip to Manhattan, Kansas to watch Nate graduate from Kansas State, I cruised through Harrison County and harvested the balance of their town signs.

Here are some facts about Harrison County:
+ Population is 14,582 making it the 53rd most populous county in Iowa. Below Kossuth County and above Mills County.
+ The county seat is Logan.
+ The largest town is Missouri Valley.
+ The birthplace or home county of Josh Kraushaar.
+ Where Sneaky Snake Root Beer’s near professional labeler was trained.
+ Major highways are I-29, US-30, IA-37, IA-44, IA-127, IA-183, and IA-191.
+ Adjacent counties are: Monona, Crawford, Shelby, and Pottawattamie.
+ Population peaked in 1900 at 25,597.

The Harrison County Courthouse is not gorgeous, but is pretty in an understated way:


Harrison County Courthouse
The Harrison County Courthouse in Logan, Iowa.

The Harrison County Freedom Rock is located near Missouri Valley, Iowa.


Harrison County Freedom Rock

Harrison County Freedom Rock

Harrison County Freedom Rock

With Harrison County conquered, here is the updated Photography 139 Conquest Map:


Town Sign Project - 59 Counties
PURPLE=COMPLETED

59 counties completed. 59.6% of the Cyclone State conquered.

Here are the town signs of Harrison County:


Missouri Valley, Iowa
Missouri Valley, Iowa
Welcome to Missouri Valley
“A Train Town USA”
Population: 2,678 (-160)

Woodbine, Iowa
Woodbine, Iowa
WOODBINE
Population: 1,625 (+166)

Logan, Iowa
Logan, Iowa
LOGAN
FOUNDED
JULY 19, 1867
Population: 1,397 (-137)

Dunlap, Iowa
Dunlap, Iowa
Welcome to DUNLAP
1867
Population: 1,038 (-4)

Mondamin, Iowa
Mondamin, Iowa
Welcome to Mondamin
Gateway to the Loess Hills
Population: 339 (-63)

Persia, Iowa
Persia, Iowa
PERSIA, IA
HARRISON COUNTY’S EASTERN GATEWAY TO THE LOESS HILLS
EST. 1882
Population: 297 (-22)

Modale, Iowa
Modale, Iowa
Welcome to MODALE
Established 1874
Population: 273 (-10)

Pisgah, Iowa
Pisgah, Iowa
Welcome to:
Pisgah
Heart of the Loess Hills
Since 1904
Pop: 268
Population: 249 (-2)

Magnolia, Iowa
Magnolia, Iowa
Welcome to Magnolia
Population: 190 (+7)

Little Sioux, Iowa
Little Sioux, Iowa
LITTLE SIOUX
CHURCH OF CHRIST WELOMES YOU
ONE MILE AHEAD
Population: 166 (-4)

River Sioux, Iowa - Unincorporated
River Sioux, Iowa – Unincorporated
RIVER SIOUX

All in all, I think that Harrison County has a real fine set of signs. I think the worst one is pretty obvious. Logan has the classic tombstone looking sign. It already includes the date the town was founded on it and has left space on the bottom to put the date the town dies.

But who gets the Purple Ribbon for Harrison County? I think there are some real solid signs there. I like Dunlap’s. I like Woodbine’s. I like Missouri Valley and Pisgah’s. But I think I have to give it up to Modale for the best town sign in Harrison County.


Modale, Iowa
Modale – Best in Show – Harrison County

There are a few alternate town signs in Harrison County:


Woodbine, Iowa
Woodbine – Alternate

Persia, Iowa
Persia – Alternate

Missouri Valley, Iowa
Missouri Valley – Alternate

Logan, Iowa
Logan – Alternate

Pisgah, Iowa
Pisgah – Alternate

Here is the current list of Best in Shows:


Fontanelle, Iowa
Best in Show – Adair County

Nodaway, Iowa
Best in Show – Adams County

Audubon, Iowa
Best in Show – Audubon County

Norway, Iowa
Best in Show – Benton County

Moingona, Iowa
Best in Show – Boone County

Readlyn, Iowa
Best in Show – Bremer County

New Hartford, Iowa
Best in Show – Butler County

Manson, Iowa
Best in Show – Calhoun County

Coon Rapids, Iowa
Best in Show – Carroll County

Anita, Iowa
Best in Show – Cass County

Lowden, Iowa
Best in Show – Cedar County

Dougherty, Iowa
Best in Show – Cerro Gordo County

Murray, Iowa
Best in Show – Clarke County

Low Moor, Iowa
Best in Show – Clinton County

Ricketts, Iowa
Best in Show – Crawford County

Dexter, Iowa
Best in Show – Dallas County

Weldon, Iowa
Best in Show – Decatur County

Popejoy, Iowa
Best in Show – Franklin County

Tabor, Iowa
Best in Show – Fremont County

Scranton, Iowa
Best in Show – Greene County

Beaman, Iowa
Best in Show – Grundy County

Menlo, Iowa
Best in Show – Guthrie County

Stanhope, Iowa
Best in Show – Hamilton County

Britt, Iowa
Best in Show – Hancock County

Ackley, Iowa
Best in Show – Hardin County

Modale, Iowa
Best in Sow – Harrison County

Bradgate, iowa
Best in Show – Humboldt County

Ida Grove, Iowa
Best in Show – Ida County

Lynnville, Iowa
Best in Show – Jasper County

Anamosa, Iowa
Best in Show – Jones County

Titonka, Iowa
Best in Show – Kossuth County

Springville, Iowa
Best in Show – Linn County

Lucas, Iowa
Best in Show – Lucas County

East Peru, Iowa
Best in Show – Madison County

Leighton, Iowa
Best in Show – Mahaska County

Pleasantville, Iowa
Best in Show – Marion County

Haverhill, Iowa
Best in Show – Marshall County

Malvern, Iowa
Best in Show – Mills County

Onawa, Iowa
Best in Show – Monona County

Melrose, Iowa
Best in Show – Monroe County

Grant, Iowa
Best in Show – Montgomery County

College Springs, Iowa
Best in Show – Page County

Plover, Iowa
Best in Show – Pocahontas County

Bondurant, Iowa
Best in Show – Polk County

Walnut, Iowa
Best in Show – Pottawattamie County

Malcom, Iowa
Best in Show – Poweshiek County

Maloy, Iowa
Best in Show – Ringgold County

Nemaha, Iowa
Best in Show – Sac County

Elk Horn, Iowa
Best in Show – Shelby County

Collins, Iowa
Best in Show – Story County

Tama, Iowa
Best in Show – Tama County

Gravity, Iowa
Best in Show – Taylor County

Creston, Iowa
Best in Show – Union County

New Virginia, Iowa
Best in Show – Warren County

Humeston, Iowa
Best in Show – Wayne County

Badger, Iowa
Best in Show – Webster County

Buffalo Center, Iowa
Best in Show – Winnebago County

Joice, Iowa
Best in Show – Worth County

Woolstock, Iowa
Best in Show – Wright County

The next time we hit the open road for THE TOWN SIGN PROJECT, we will end up in Iowa County.

WPC – WEEK 336 – STILL LIFE

STILL LIFE has proven to be a moderately successful theme.

As of 10:59 AM on Monday, February 21, this was the current list of ACTIVE streaks:

+ Evie Gorshe – 1 week
+ Joe Duff – 4 weeks
+ Teresa Kahler – 4 weeks
+ Tamara Peterson – 4 weeks
+ Carla Stensland – 4 weeks
+ Michelle Haupt – 5 weeks
+ Monica Henning – 6 weeks
+ Jesse Howard – 6 weeks
+ Micky Augustin – 6 weeks
+ Becky Parmelee – 7 weeks
+ Andy Sharp – 7 weeks
+ Bill Wentworth – 8 weeks
+ Cathie Raley – 12 weeks
+ Elizabeth Nordeen – 13 weeks
+ Shannon Bardole-Foley – 15 weeks
+ Kim Barker – 15 weeks
+ Kio Dettman – 18 weeks

But you didn’t come here to listen to me talk all tommyrot about participation rates. You came to see the submissions:


WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - LINDA BENNETT
Linda Bennett – 1 week

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - LINDA BENNETT
Linda Bennett

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - KIO DETTMAN
Kio Dettman – 19 weeks

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - MICHELLE HAUPT
Michelle Haupt – 6 weeks

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - SHANNON BARDOLE-FOLEY
Shannon Bardole-Foley – 16 weeks

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - TAMARA PETERSON
Tamara Peterson – 5 weeks

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - JOE DUFF
Joe Duff – 5 weeks

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - CHRISTOPHER D. BENNETT
Christopher D. Bennett

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - ANDY SHARP
Andy Sharp – 8 weeks

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - ELIZABETH NORDEEN
Elizabeth Nordeen – 14 weeks

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - BILL WENTWORTH
Bill Wentworth – 9 weeks

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - BECKY PARMELEE
Becky Parmelee – 8 weeks

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - BECKY PARMELEE
Becky Parmelee

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - TERESA KAHLER
Teresa Kahler – 5 weeks

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - TERESA KAHLER
Teresa Kahler

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - TERESA KAHLER
Teresa Kahler

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - KIM BARKER
Kim Barker – 16 weeks

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - DAWN KRAUSE
Dawn Krause – 1 week

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - SUZIE BRANNEN
Suzie Brannen – 1 week

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - MICKY AUGUSTIN
Micky Augustin – 7 weeks

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - CARLA STENSLAND
Carla Stensland – 5 weeks

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - CARLA STENSLAND
Carla Stensland

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - CARLA STENSLAND
Carla Stensland

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - CARLA STENSLAND
Carla Stensland

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - LOGAN KAHLER
Logan Kahler – 1 week

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - LOGAN KAHLER
Logan Kahler

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - CATHIE RALEY
Cathie Raley – 13 weeks

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - MONICA HENNING
Monica Henning – 7 weeks

WEEK 336 - STILL LIFE - MIKE VEST
Mike Vest – 1 week

29 submissions from 20 participants! That is a great week! 5 people hopefully started new streaks this week and only Evie and Jesse had their steaks stopped. Evie’s streak stopped at 1 week and Jesse’s streak stopped at 6 weeks. Linda and Suzie were first time participants in this year’s set of 52 themes.

Here are the current top streaks:

1. Kio – 19 weeks
2. Shannon – 16 weeks
2. Kim – 16 weeks
4. Elizabeth – 14 weeks
5. Cathie – 13 weeks

But enough dwelling on the past. Time to look to the future. We are all interested in the future, for that is where you and I are going to spend the rest of our lives. And remember my friend, future events such as these will affect you in the future! This week’s theme:


WEEK 337 - HARMONY
HARMONY

HARMONY! What a great theme for Year 9 of THE WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE!

But what exactly is a HARMONY image? A HARMONY image is simply a picture of at least two things that team up together perfectly. Like peanut butter and jelly. Cardinal and gold. Laurel and Hardy. Colors can also harmonize. I’m not going to go deep into color theory, but here are a few examples of colors that HARMONYze: Orange-Blue, Pink-Green, Orange-Green, Red-Green, Yellow-Purple, Blue-Yellow, Green-Magenta, Red-Cyan. Also, a HARMONY image could also relate to music as HARMONY is a very important part of music.

When considering possible HARMONY subjects, think on the following quote:

Be in harmony, yet be different.
-Confucius

I look forward to seeing the interpretations!

RULES

The picture has to be taken between 12:01 PM today and 11 AM next Monday. This isn’t a curate your photos project. This is a get your butt off the couch (unless you are taking your picture from the couch) and take pictures challenge.

You can send your images to either bennett@photography139.com OR you may text them to my Pixel 5.

That is all I got, so if the good Lord’s willin’ and the creek don’t rise, we will all be sharing our idea of HARMONY in this place that is little more than where my differences try to align on Monday.

Kyle – Volume 2

It is time for another Formal Portrait Sunday. This Sunday we are featuring a collection of Kyle’s Fall Photo Shoot.

Here are a few of my favorites:


Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp

Kyle recently was crowned Winter Formal King. Making the latest person I know to become royalty. I think I know 4 people that are royalty at this point in my life. At least, I can think of 4 people off the top of my head.

There is a plethora of Kyle photos left to share, but next Formal Portrait Sunday will involve the Stenslands.

2011-05-01, 2011-05-09, and 2011-05-14

The pictures in the folders 2011-05-01, 2011-05-09, and 2011-05-14 are mostly from a Mother’s Day celebration we held at my house. But there are also pictures there from the RANDOM WEEKLY PHOTO EXPERIMENT (now known as THE WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE) and Logan running track.


WEEK 17 - MOTION - CHRISTOPHER D. BENNETT

WEEK 18 - ADVENTURE - CHRISTOPHER D. BENNETT

WEEK 19 - COLORFUL - CHRISTOPHER D. BENNETT

Logan Track - 2011

Logan Track - 2011

Logan Track - 2011

Logan Track - 2011

Logan Track - 2011

Logan Track - 2011

Logan Track - 2011

Logan Track - 2011

Logan Track - 2011

Mother's Day - 2011

Mother's Day - 2011

Mother's Day - 2011

Mother's Day - 2011

Mother's Day - 2011

Mother's Day - 2011

Mother's Day - 2011

Mother's Day - 2011

Mother's Day - 2011

By adding these pictures to the Photography 139 Gallery, I was able to restore the following historic “An Artist’s Notebook” entries to their original glory:

RWPE Y2 #17 – MOTION

RWPE Y2 #18 – ADVENTURE

RWPE Y2 #19 – COLORFUL

RUN LOGAN RUN

Next Saturday’s walk down memory lane will involve the greenhouse formerly known as the Northwest Greenhouse.