I’ve talked a lot about Rodney’s back injury [Daddy Dearest, Piling on the Therapy]. I haven’t mentioned the scar on his other side, pictured here. It is from, we were told, an altercation with a doorlatch. The entire scar is 10″ long. The section with underlying muscle damage is 5″ long. The deep divot thatContinue reading “Remnant of Rodney’s Past”
Category Archives: Photography
Finding Food
Milton does bother not to look for an open hay pile. He finds Rodney and pushes him away. Nice guy.
Mares and Foals in Mexico, Mother’s Day 2016, Guest Photos
From the same reader in Mexico who bought us, Hipico Del Mar. ~~~ Gratuitous Grammar Better Writing Skills: Where do we put the apostrophe in Mother’s Day?
Foto Friday: Lesson 1, Depth of Field
Book List Photography (11th Edition) by Barbara London, John Upton, Jim Stone [Pearson 2013]. Textbook, art school slant. The Moment It Clicks by Joe McNally [New Riders 2008]. The stories and gear behind the photos. David Busch’s Compact Field Guide for the Nikon D7100 by David Busch [Cengage 2013]. The manual writ large. Alternates PerfectContinue reading “Foto Friday: Lesson 1, Depth of Field”
Letter Art: I is for I Love You
To my husband: I love you for so many reasons, not least of which is putting up with my horse habit for all these years. To everyone: Today is our 28th wedding anniversary. Back when Previous Horse and Mathilda were reaching their retirement years, I suggested that – come the day – we could tryContinue reading “Letter Art: I is for I Love You”
State of the Blog: TYFR
End-of-the-month commentary on blogging. [State of the Blog] At the end of last month, I started new habit. I end each post with Thank you for reading, Katherine Walcott At end of the audio CD of Pacific, the author/narrator Simon Winchester says, “Thank you for listening.” How nice, I thought. I should do that. It’sContinue reading “State of the Blog: TYFR”
Foto Friday: Syllabus
My photography teacher, Meg McKinney [Meet Meg], has sent the outline for our classes. She says the syllabus is subject to change. I predict this will be more true than she knows. I predict she will be appalled at how little I understand the workings of my camera. I’m not being coy. I’m clever. MyContinue reading “Foto Friday: Syllabus”