We went to Pennsylvania this weekend to visit friends and go to two of Frank Lloyd Wright’s houses. We spent Saturday at Falling Waters and Sunday at Kentuc Knob (for a later posting). Falling Waters was unique for its time and is considered one of Wright’s masterpieces. It changed the course of residential architecture, being…
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Meditations on the glory of God as exposed in his creation.
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Reflections
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On the way in from work this evening I got enamored with the reflections off the back of my daughter’s black Jetta. Here are the results for your enjoyment. Jetta Tail light Reflections Looking Along the Door Handle Quarterpanel House Reflections
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Remembering That I Enjoy Photography
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Last weekend I spent some time doing photography. Saturday three of us went out to do some railroad related shots. Sunday, my wife and caught my first train. Monday, I found out I can actually capture butterflies and bumble bees. For your enjoyment… All photography copyright 2007, William Meisheid. Thomas Viaduct 1835 Ilchester train tunnel…
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Photography Tuesdays: Death Valley
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The name of this part of California conjures up images of skeleton’s half-buried in the sand, desolation and severe water deprivation, along with an unrelenting and searing heat, all encapsulated in a completely inhospitable locale. You have a feeling there should be a sign posted near the entrance to the valley, Abandon hope all ye…
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Photography Tuesdays: Streams And Rivers
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For Father’s Day my daughter took me for a hike on the Billy Goat Trail. This is a strenuous trail (three sections, each from 1.5 to 1.7 miles long) that runs along the Potomac River near Great Falls and Mathern Gorge, Maryland. My reminisce of that day is located here. The whole area is remarkably…
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Photography Tuesdays: Palo Duro Lighthouse
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Welcome to our new Tuesday adventure in using photography to contemplate the wonders of God and his creation. Our first destination is a mysterious terra cotta canyon that some call the Grand Canyon of Texas. It is a 120 mile long canyon that is up to 20 miles wide in places. Designated a Texas state…