Needed, One Lawnmower

Now I don't like to judge...okay, that's a lie...of course I do. In my not-so-humble opinion as someone who's photographed about 5000 homes for sale, I'd say that maybe if they're trying to sell their house--which they are--perhaps they should invest in some sort of lawn-shortening implement.
Shot with Vignette on the Toy Camera setting. Have I mentioned that I love this app?

Owie!

Pictureline is the the best photography store on the planet. Shop there if you want to be cool. Why? Because they are cool. Berkley has often been my personal gear consultant as I bathe in the gear porn that is Pictureline.
Unfortunately, Berkley is apparently a bit clumsy. This is his ankle. You go, Berk.
Photographed, of course, with Vignette for Android--if only Vignette had an X-ray mode...

Fire Plugs, What's Our Fascination?

I'm pretty baffled as to why fire hydrants are so fascinating photographically, but they are. They're interesting.

Cherry Blossoms for My Mom

It's Mother's Day today and in honor of my mom I went on a walk and concentrated on finding beauty wherever I could. That's how my mom lives her life. She is a teacher and is always looking for the good in everything and everybody. I always knew that she loved me and was proud of me. She's my hero. I love you, Mom. I hope you have a happy Mother's Day.

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Cemetaries and Balloons

One of my favorite traditions that my in-laws have happened Saturday. My wife's mother, Dorothy, died when Lori was 12. Her birthday was May 10 so every year the Saturday before Mother's Day the Lindsays meet at the cemetary where Dorothy is buried. They pass out dozens of helium balloons and each member of the family writes down a note to Grandma Dorothy for this year. All at once they let the balloons go and watch their messages take flight to deliver their messages to their beloved wife/mother/grandmother. I really enjoy the tradition and have taken it upon myself to document it every year. This year I took about 250 photos.

So in honor of Dorothy, today gets three photos.