Monday, February 19, 2018

Monday View - 19 February 2018 Edition

Welcome to the Daily View

Yesterday I shared our Amaryllis that has once again began to bloom after several months of dormancy. Today I am sharing another house plant that has also decided to awaken from a shorter period of hibernation. This is the same plant I shared with you a week or so ago but now it is much further along. You may not be able to tell from this close up but it seems our Orchid is about to show us it's flowers.

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Maybe it's the lighting, the composition or even the change of lens used but I really like this better than my earlier attempts. It's probably a combination of all three. But I think the lens had a lot to do with it.

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And here is Yesterday's View...

Sunday February 18, 2018

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Sunday, February 18, 2018

Sunday View - 18 February 2018 Edition

Welcome to the Daily View.

Like the new header? I just thought it was time to do a  little blog tune-up. I have some more things in mind but we can't rush these things. You'll see them little by little though.

So we got some snow overnight. About 2 inches around here. This morning everything was snow covered. But then as the day went on it slowly melted away and now there is very little left. Not even on the grass. And I'd say in about a day or so it will be as if it never happened. Not bad if you ask me. I shot a lot of snow pics and you know I'll be sharing them this week. But not today. Today I am sharing something from our indoor plant collection. It's been a while since it's bloomed. Many months in fact. But here is our quick growing Amaryllis. I say quick growing because it was about a quarter of this size just two days ago and by the end of the week it will probably be at least twice this size.

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That bud in the foreground just appeared a couple days ago and the leaves about five days ago. And before that it was simply dormant. But I knew it would eventually bloom.

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And here is Yesterday's View...

Saturday February 17, 2018

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Saturday, February 17, 2018

Welcome To The Saturday View

Today I had planned on getting out and doing some shooting. I had a few ideas but as it turns out I didn't do any of them. We just ran out of daylight after our errands were run. And then on our way home from the supermarket it started to snow. As we drove home I noticed how cool the light from the streetlamps looked as the snow fell in front of them. And then I remembered a snapshot I had made one evening last year while Kim and I walked our dog around our neighborhood. There was a little fog that evening and the streetlamp around the corner from us looked pretty cool surrounded by it. Put one and one together and it equals me walking around the corner with my phone this evening and creating an updated version of that very scene. And here it is. And it sure was a slippery walk.

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I did some very minor adjustments including converting it to black and white. There really wasn't much color anyway aside from a slight yellowish glow from the lamp. Oh and on a side note I made an official measurement of the snow about fifteen minutes ago and we got about an inch and a half so far.

Here is Yesterday's View...

Friday February 16, 2018

That's all for today. Enjoy the snow if you get any. Thanks for stopping by!

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Friday, February 16, 2018

Welcome To The Friday View

For today's view I am sharing a couple more cars from last weekend's car show in Atlantic City. And these are two of my favorites. The first is a 1970 (What a great year!) Plymouth Roadrunner "Superbird". It always sticks out in a crowd. And what a bargain at a mere $169,000.00 .









And here is a slightly modified version of the 1973 edition of my all time favorite. The Plymouth Barracuda. Known simply as the 'Cuda in this body style. This one was probably originally a 340 Cubic Inch version but the owner has installed a modern 5.7 liter Hemi V8.






   
Here is Yesterday's View...

Thursday February 15, 2018

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Thursday, February 15, 2018

Welcome To The "Throwback Thursday" View

Today's throwback goes back to February 15, 2015 and is one of my favorite subjects. Orchids. Well one orchid at least. This was one of our many and one that we had for about four years. It did very well but unfortunately we no longer have it. But we do have it forever in this and many photos. Take a look and be sure to Click Here for the original article.


Here is Yesterday's View...

Wednesday February 14, 2018

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Wednesday, February 14, 2018

Welcome To The Wednesday View

Today I am taking a break from the cars and sharing a snapshot+ I made on Saturday night. This is a black and white view from our suite of the dreary weather that was around pretty much most of the weekend.

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At least it was warm.

Here is one of yesterday's photos. Please click the link below image for Yesterday's View...

Tuesday February 13, 2018

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Tuesday, February 13, 2018

Welcome To The Tuesday View

Today I am sharing some more cars from the car show Kim and I attended while in Atlantic City over the weekend. These are just a few that caught my eye.

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And here is one from yesterday. Click the link below the photo to see Yesterday's View...

Monday February 12, 2018

I would also like to share a quick video. This car was first in line for the auction and may be my favorite at the show. Be sure to turn up your volume.


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Until next time...