09-23-2023, 08:16 PM
I actually see a mean-looking face looking down made by the patterns on this spider's back. It is really threatening-looking. And I were a predator, I would think twice about eating this spider. Good one, Dave.
Don, you have really historic structures there. I especially like the coal tower and house. Wow, that house looks huge. I wonder how long it has been vacant and what the interior looks like. I would say it must have some great woodworking inside considering how fancy the exterior looks. Those three big windows must have had a beautiful view of the land. I am sure it is a tear-down now. Good find, Don.
Well, I looked in my archives to see what I could come up with to share. I found this chapel from a group shoot visit to an old cemetery in a town north of us. I took this with my fish-eye lens but it wasn't anything special and I decided to send it through my Dynamic Auto Painter software. This way I will have something to post for Sunday Siiders on Flickr tomorrow.
LORELL
PS. Rich, to answer your question about the photos that we share, we do view the photos on a HUGE screen (probably 70+ inches) TV. We have a nice room at the community center which we rent for $15/night. It is a great deal. The TV sits on a wide TV stand so that we can practically look at the images at eye level. It is excellent. In the last place, we had a projector that displayed the images on a pull-down screen from a computer that was hooked up to the projector. We are definitely spoiled now.
Don, you have really historic structures there. I especially like the coal tower and house. Wow, that house looks huge. I wonder how long it has been vacant and what the interior looks like. I would say it must have some great woodworking inside considering how fancy the exterior looks. Those three big windows must have had a beautiful view of the land. I am sure it is a tear-down now. Good find, Don.
Well, I looked in my archives to see what I could come up with to share. I found this chapel from a group shoot visit to an old cemetery in a town north of us. I took this with my fish-eye lens but it wasn't anything special and I decided to send it through my Dynamic Auto Painter software. This way I will have something to post for Sunday Siiders on Flickr tomorrow.
LORELL
PS. Rich, to answer your question about the photos that we share, we do view the photos on a HUGE screen (probably 70+ inches) TV. We have a nice room at the community center which we rent for $15/night. It is a great deal. The TV sits on a wide TV stand so that we can practically look at the images at eye level. It is excellent. In the last place, we had a projector that displayed the images on a pull-down screen from a computer that was hooked up to the projector. We are definitely spoiled now.