Upside Ann

  Cemetary of St. Peters Church outside Versailles, Ohio.  

 I'm a bit disappointed in this image.  I loved seeing the cows swamped in a cloud of fog.  It was a thick, soupy morning drive.  It was magic!

  More fog.  This fence row borders our property.  Shot facing South.  The second is a cropped section of the first and edited with a bit more light.  If you have an opinion or can educate me about these photos, I'm open.

  When driving East this fall, I've often been wowed by the way the grass head's captured the light and transformed into something near divine.  I don't remember which ditch this came from - and it doesn't totally capture the magic - but this one's for you.  Grass in halo.

 What a sky! I had to pull over on my drive over to Piqua to snap this.

I assume these guys are poisonous.  They look like trouble.  

 Spider man after a long day.

  I liked the way this processing brought out the swirls on the blacktop.   I loved driving these foggy mornings.  I'm not sure I know how to take a photo of fog that really works, however.  

  When I got home from dropping Zupe at school, I saw this on the kitchen counter. I was FASCINATED about the way the red of the tomatoes projected onto the counter!  The light must be passing through the tomato and onto the surface.  Wow!!   Then I tried blocking the sun from hitting the tomatoes... and learned the red image was a projection through a red vase sitting on the windowsill.  LOL.

Can you believe I did it again??  The sky is absolutely the best here.  Sorry, I didn't make a choice between the color and the black and white.  What's your preference?? These photos were taken with my phone rather than my Canon.  

 Obviously, I was really moved by this barn and field.  Still photographing it the next day!

 

  The morning sunrise playing against a stormy sky.  An old barn in against a field of yellowed soy beans.  

 Flowers blooming in the school garden.