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| Oops! Not headless(1/500 f.5.6). |
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| Boys and their toys....(1/500 f.5) |
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| with an adult beverage..(1/125 f5.0) |
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| A shamrock tattoo, a cold bud, and a John Deere...(1/250 f.3.5). |
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| Older boys and more expensive toys...(1/125 f.4.0). |
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| Men, Mustangs, and Craftsman...(1/125 f.3.5). |
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| Weekend fun...(1/125 f.3.5). |
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| Other garage toys...(1/125 f.3.5). |
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| Frye boots and faux fur (w/ a flash) |
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| Megan in boots with purse |
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| This needs brightened up in Photoshop (1/40 f.4.0). |
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| The image is interesting....the composition could be improved (1/800 f.14). |
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| The flags in front of McMahon on a windy day (1/1250 f.20). |
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| My daughter, Meg, being a great sport on the swing at a local park...1/1250 f4.5 |
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| the release...1/1250 f5.0 |
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| the jump.... |
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| the flight....1/1250 f5.0 |
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| she nails the landing!! (1/1250 f4.5). By the end of the semester no one in my family will be speakingto me:( |
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| The fan belt and fly wheel on the Shelby engine |
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| To little light....or too many ponies |
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| 630 HP?! |
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| Monday evening from McMahon |
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The fence and lamposts along Harwood Road
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Back lit by the tower spotlights
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| A view from the Music School |
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| I bought some new Valentine's Day decorations for my kitchen. This was taken during the day without a flash. |
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| This was during the evening--no flash |
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| A straight ahead perspective... |
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| ...and from above. |
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| The reflection in the window behind my desk and the mascot of my college alma mater. Sadly, there is little reason to "fear the turtle" in recent years. GO TERPS!! |
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| Although my travels frequently take me past this traffic control sign on Michigan Avenue, on one occasion I didn't "See" it. |
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| A few weeks later an image similar to this arrived on a citation from the D.C.Government. An expensive reminder to be more observant! |
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| Weather permitting, I walk the circumference of the campus during lunch. The west-facing view of the Shrine from Harwood Road emphasizes the majesty and grandeur of this sacred space. |
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| On the sidewalk along Harwood Road my initials are imprinted into the concrete. The initials of my maiden name were not much better: B.S. (No, I am not the graffiti culprit!) |
