My Photography Journal

I always think these wild thistles look cool up close, but in reality they are simply weeds that take over grazing areas for the cows if not kept under control.  I took this picture a couple of years ago when I was learning to use my digital camera.  I don’t think I’ve advanced much since then, but maybe this blog will force me to think of my picture taking a little more. I took this picture with 3.2 mega pixel Canon PowerShot A70.

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I took this picture one morning in the spring of 2004 after camping at our farm in middle Georgia.  I’ll have more to post from this particular morning when I was walking around before everyone else woke up.

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I took this picture about 6:30 or 7:00 in the morning in the early spring of 2004 after waking up early during a camping trip to our farm in middle Georgia.  This is my favorite place in the world.  Whenever I need to relax, I can take a 90 minute drive from Atlanta to get there and just hang out and do nothing or can work in the fields or, like on this trip, party all night with my friends.  I’m sure a lot of my photographs for this blog will come from this farm.

 

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My wife took this picture of me while we were in Olympia, Greece in September 2000.  Something about the ruins made me want to pose.  Future pictures will be better, but I loved being in Olympia and thought this would be a good one to start with.  She used an old automatic 35 mm camera and I scanned the picture to get it here.  That helps to explain the lower quality look of it.

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