Personal Photo Project of the Week #129 – Beta
The remainder of the Nature’s Amen – 2012 Series: Next week’s Personal Photo Project will be either lilies or sunflowers or hibiscus, depends on what I can get to for photo editing purposes.
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Personal Photo Project of the Week #129 – Alpha
Nature’s Amen – 2012 As Boone’s premiere hollyhock gardener I felt that I better take more photos of my hollyhocks this year than last year. The week’s Personal Photo Project reflects that commitment. More from the Nature’s Amen – 2012 Series: More hollyhocks tomorrow!
Personal Photo Project of the Week #128
Happy Things – 2012 This week’s project was to photograph coneflowers. Coneflowers are probably a top 5 flower for me. Admittedly, they aren’t much to look at, but I find the transformation the flower makes over its total lifespan to be fascinating. The rest of the Happy Things – 2012… Read More »Personal Photo Project of the Week #128
Personal Photo Project of the Week #127
Unceasing Effort I’m sure that it is well documented that I love alliums. They are definitely in my top 5 favorite flowers. Probably top 3. This week’s project was simply to photograph alliums. The rest of the Unceasing Effort Series: I was fortunate to grow some alliums this year. I… Read More »Personal Photo Project of the Week #127
Personal Photo Project of the Week #125 Beta
More pictures from the The Girl in the Blue Skirt Alpha – 2012 Series: Not entirely sure what next week’s Personal Photo Project of the Week will involve. It all depends on what I can get edited. Best guess is that it will involve aliums.
Personal Photo Project of the Week #125 Alpha
The Girl in the Blue Skirt Alpha – 2012 This week’s photo project was to photograph daisies. More of the The Girl in the Blue Skirt Alpha – 2012 Series: More daisy pictures tomorrow.
Personal Photo Project of the Week #123 Beta
I hung out with more creatures than just Lancelot and Elaine on my loop. Here is a look at the rest of the Tennyson Series: This insane graffiti that looks just like Bill was on the side of a generator near the lake. It still blows my mind! Would you… Read More »Personal Photo Project of the Week #123 Beta
Personal Photo Project of the Week #121
Use and Virtue – 2012 This project was to photograph some of the guys that live in my yard, not named Foster or Naima. The rest of the Use and Virtue – 2012 Series: I do find insects to be fascinating. I’ll definitely have to revisit them as subjects again… Read More »Personal Photo Project of the Week #121
United Way Wall
A few weeks back I posted about a collection of photos of mine that grace the wall of the United Way of Story County’s lobby wall. I finally got a chance to get down there to see the wall in its glory on Saturday before Shannon and I went to… Read More »United Way Wall
Tamron SP60mm f/2 Di II 1:1 Macro Auto Focus Lens
There has been a void in my computer bag since last August when my favorite lens went kaput. I finally got around to replacing it recently. Tamron 60mm Macro Lens This is the 1st picture I took with the new lens. Here are a few of the technical specifications of… Read More »Tamron SP60mm f/2 Di II 1:1 Macro Auto Focus Lens
Personal Photo Project of the Week #110
Sorrow and Gladness – 2012 My annual trip to the State Center Rose Garden was kind of bittersweet. I went earlier than normal because of how early flowers have been blooming this year. As it turns out, I probably went too early and it was definitely too windy to get… Read More »Personal Photo Project of the Week #110
The Archives: Edition Fifty-Nine
The images below come from the following folder: Backup/My Pictures/People/Display Pictures These pictures were mostly old IM profile pictures or pictures from our pregnancy blog. Next week’s folder will be: Backup/My Pictures/People/Family/Bennetts
Personal Photo Project of the Week #107
Can Upset Stomach If Eaten in High Quantity This week’s project was to photograph some of my grandma’s chives. More pictures from the Can Upset Stomach if Eaten in High Quantity Series:
Personal Photo Project of the Week #106
Rebels This week’s project was to photograph my Mom’s columbines. More from the Rebels Series: Columbines are a very photogenic flower. I’ll have to revisit them again next year.
United Way Wall
Shannon contacted me about contributing some photos to the wall near her desk at the United Way of Story County office a couple months back. I was able to get those pictures ordered for her and she got them on the wall a couple weeks back. I don’t have a… Read More »United Way Wall
Personal Photo Project of the Week #103
Art is Art This project was simply to do some macro photography of my rhubarb patch. My rhubarb patch did come back a bit stronger this year, then Naima started tromping on it. But it was still good enough for my grandma and aunt Annie to get quite a bit… Read More »Personal Photo Project of the Week #103
Personal Photo Project of the Week #100
Still Laughing 2012 There are a lot fewer tulip pictures this year, both the obvious and the weather played a big part in that. In fact, due to the fact that almost all flowers are blooming a month early this year, I’m pretty sure I will miss out on most… Read More »Personal Photo Project of the Week #100
Personal Photo Project of the Week #99
I only had time last year to make a handful of calendars. If you didn’t get a calendar this year, I am sorry. I only had one left and I gave it to Nader because he actually called and asked for one. If somebody begged I suppose I could print… Read More »Personal Photo Project of the Week #99
Personal Photo Project #76 Gamma
The remainder of the pictures from my Grandma’s flower beds. Although I’m sure some of her flowers will show up again in a future Personal Photo Project. Next week’s Personal Photo Project will involve roses.
Personal Photo Project of the Week #76 Beta
More pictures of my Grandma’s flowers… More pictures from the Whispering Beauty Series tomorrow.
Personal Photo Project of the Week #76 Alpha
Whispering Beauty This actually started out to just be pictures of my Grandma’s peonies, but it encompassed several of her flowers at the time I photographed them. Here are more pictures from the Whispering Beauty Series. More pictures from my Grandma’s garden tomorrow.