...sometime in the future, I would like to spend four season in a field such as this one, painting and contemplating the cycles of life and the miracles that spring around my spirit and soul in Nature...
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Cornfields of Illinois
There are a lot of sights like this to see in the farmbelt of America, and in Illinois, we have cornfields everywhere.
Camera: Minolta XD11
Lens: Minolta MD Zoom 70-210mm
Film: Kodak Gold 100 color 35mm film
Shooting program: Aperture priority
Aperture: F/8
Shutter speed: 1/125 sec.
Date: July 7th, 2010, 4:04 p.m.
Location: Sacramento, Illinois, U.S.A.
Uploaded by HaarFager on 20 Jul 10, 2.24AM PDT
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Ever'things Up To Date in Kansas City
Ever'things Up To Date in Kansas City
One of the gals was big and fat and purty . . .
So go the lines of Rodgers and Hamersteins "Oklahoma!"
This Kansas City Public Service Company PCC car had to be the purtiest of them all and legendary motorman Earl R. Stonebridge brings it back along Walnut Street to the carbarn after a day's work.
184 PCC cars went to KC in 1941 but by 1957, streetcar services ended.
Watercolour on the crappiest bit of paper I was ever sold as watercolour paper!
Uploaded by Tram Painter on 9 Mar 10, 10.35PM PST.
One of the gals was big and fat and purty . . .
So go the lines of Rodgers and Hamersteins "Oklahoma!"
This Kansas City Public Service Company PCC car had to be the purtiest of them all and legendary motorman Earl R. Stonebridge brings it back along Walnut Street to the carbarn after a day's work.
184 PCC cars went to KC in 1941 but by 1957, streetcar services ended.
Watercolour on the crappiest bit of paper I was ever sold as watercolour paper!
Uploaded by Tram Painter on 9 Mar 10, 10.35PM PST.
Friday, February 5, 2010
SEXY PICTURES
AFTER A LONG, HARD WINTER...throughout the Midwest, the populace eagerly await the first signs of spring. And what are those first signs of spring? Tulips poking their brightly covered head up and through the melting snow, jonquils bursting through the light snow cover that seems to linger. Yes, it won't be long now. The days are already getting longer and there's more daylight. The light is visible through the tunnel...
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