This Thursday Thirteen is a departure from the books I've authored or visits with the characters. The post is a reminisce of some of the people and places I've visited came about as an organization of a disk drive. There is still a trunk full of photographs that needs to be scanned and organized.
As a result of working as a correspondent, I am always aware of people's
privacy issues. Especially in these days of facial recognition software, data mining, and social media. An image that was used as part of a news story, more often than not I won't use for things like a blog post. As such you
won't find very many pictures of people in this list. At least easily identifiable people. Which limits the images that I will allow to be released into the world.
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| When dressed in period garb, sometimes you can get close enough for a good shot. Or at least a lucky one. Monmouth Battlefield, Revolutionary War Reenactment |
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| Racked and stacked for the night. The evening became the inspiration for Echoes From the Valley. |
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| Will the storm pass or not? |
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| Springtime. A quick snap of a picture during the short time when the cherry blossoms smiled. |
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| A tired kitty cat. |
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| Another tired kitty. My reading buddy who always had an attitude. |
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| We didn't go there for a honeymoon. Just a side visit during a camping trip north of the border. |
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| One of the most photographed places near my childhood farm |
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| My favorite writing spot. Much better than doctor's offices and hospital rooms. |
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| Same spot, different time of year. |
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| Had to sneak in something about my books. Meet my table partner She enjoyed helping man the table at book signings. She even got to sign one of my books when I was doing a walk-about at the craft show at a winery. |
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| She was so happy that birthday with all the family gathered for the day. My caregiving duties might be done, but the memories linger. |
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| One of my favorite pictures. It still needs a little photo shopping to clear the background. |
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~till next time, Helen
The shot of the red mill is lovely.
ReplyDeleteGreat images. I love the juxtaposition of the big cat and "little" cat.
ReplyDeleteYour link on the New Thursday 13 site doesn't work. I can't find your most current post, so I am hoping you see this so you can correct the link.
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