Before the Swallow Dares These daffodils were in my Mom’s room in Methodist during Daffodil Days. If you don’t know what Daffodils Days is, let me quote from the American Cancer Society Website: You can give hope to people facing cancer and save lives by supporting the American Cancer Society… Read More »Personal Photo Project of the Week #95
I was a ringbearer in my aunt Lori and uncle Roger’s wedding. Hence the sweet brown tux.
A few pictures from Logan’s cross country meet… If memory serves correctly, Logan placed either 2nd or 3rd at this meet.
The submissions for DIAGONAL RULE: Mike Vest Christopher D. Bennett This week’s theme: RULE OF THIRDS
The submissions for SIGNS: Christopher D. Bennett Mike Vest Jesse Howard This week’s theme is: DIAGONAL RULE A look back at last year’s submissions for DIAGONAL RULE: DIAGONAL RULE 6 weeks left to make your mark on this failed experiment.
Images from Pufferbilly Days and the Boone First United Methodist Church highlight this collection.
General housekeeping note: I am so incredibly behind on my photo editing that I’m going to take a week or so off from blogging in an attempt to get caught back up. After all like the guy with all the billboards in eastern Iowa says, “No one can serve two… Read More »The Archives: Edition Forty-Three
The submissions for EXPLORE: Mike Vest of Waxen Media Christopher D. Bennett The theme for this Week: SIGNS A look back at last year’s SIGNS submissions: SIGNS – 2010 Not sure how I’m going to make this theme about Naima or Foster, but I will find a way. Only 7… Read More »RWPE Y2 #45 – EXPLORE
The 1385 highlights this collection. I believe that house is just south of Luther. I’ve always loved that house, but I think it might just be wasting away now.
A few weeks back I did some Senior Pictures for Logan. Here are 15 randomly selected pictures from that photo shoot. There are about 200 more images for your perusal in the Logan Kahler Album in the Store: Logan Kahler Next week’s Wednesday will involve a family portrait photo shoot.
The submissions for ANIMAL: Christopher D. Bennett Mike Vest This week’s theme: EXPLORE 2010 submissions for EXPLORE: EXPLORE – 2010 8 weeks left to make your mark on this experiment.
Happy Halloween 2011! Jay and I’s traditional pumpkin carving night got moved up one night, but despite the break with tradition Jay carved that awesome pumpkin to look like Naima. As you will see, my pumpkin carving skills are considerably less than Jay’s. More Happy Halloween pictures: I’m not sure… Read More »Personal Photo Project of the Week #90
In this collection there is a picture of a train bridge that used to be east of Boone. As a child I always wondered how such a pathetic looking bridge was able to hold a train.
These pictures came from: backup I’m not really sure what the common bond of these pictures would be. I’m guessing that I just placed them here until a better home could be found and never returned to them. This was a scene from the Anders’ opus Project: Universe. Next week’s… Read More »The Archives: Edition Forty-One
I show off the pure, raw athletic ability that would have made me an all-conference performer if I hadn’t spent my high school years concentrating my studies on becoming a trombone virtuoso*. By virtuoso, I mean last chair.
An old timey contributor came back to the fold this week. Hopefully she makes it a consistent habit down the homestretch of the failed Random Weekly Photo Experiment. Dawn Krause of Impassioned Versifier Christopher D. Bennett Mike Vest of Waxen Media You might be wondering if I am going to… Read More »RWPE Y2 #42 – PATHS
On the Sunday before Labor Day I hosted a little Bennett Family Reunion. Although none of the Fort Dodge Bennetts attended, I think it was a rousing success. It was the first reunion of its kind in at least 20 years. I hope that we can have another one next… Read More »Meet the Bennetts
Some pretty sweet pictures of my uncles not wearing shirts in this volume! I wonder how long that flag pole lasted because it couldn’t have been too many more years before they built the addition to the high school that destroyed Blair Park.
