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White Rainbow Through the Fog

Guest blog by my SIL James

“Captain C.J. LaFauci #snookinseige on Instagram was an amazing guide for the offshore trip we took on Sunday.” said James

December 5, 2023 by Ruth Categories: PhotographyTags: boating, charter, deep sea fishing, fishing, Florida, guest blog, photography, Pine Island, postaday, travel Leave a comment

It’s Still Out There Monday Night

You can’t see the cat damage in the dark

December 4, 2023December 4, 2023 by Ruth Categories: PhotographyTags: abandoned furniture, Cat, chair, city scene, Columbus OH, discard, neighborhood, night photography, photography, postaday 3 Comments

A Well Loved Chair on the Curb

Well loved by a cat, that is.

Once again Laura wouldn’t drive around the block so I could photograph this subject. We all walked back with the kids cause it was only a few blocks away from home. It was still there on the sidewalk.

December 3, 2023December 3, 2023 by Ruth Categories: PhotographyTags: abandoned furniture, Cat, cat damage, chair. Columbus OH, discards, garbage, neighborhood, photography, sidewalk, upholstery postaday 5 Comments

Silent Sunday

December 2, 2023 by Ruth Categories: Childhood, Photography, silent SundayTags: art, childhood, Columbus OH, crayons, drawing, family, grandson, marker, photography, postaday 6 Comments

Tillandsias in a Snowman

Tillandsias is an air plant, this one, named Frosty Jack, was found at Trader Joe’s today. He came home with Laura and is now residing in the kitchen window.

December 1, 2023 by Ruth Categories: PhotographyTags: air plants, family, kitchen, photography, plants, postaday, snowman, Tillandsias, Trader Joe’s 4 Comments

Catch a Rainbow

How lucky is this?

November 30, 2023November 30, 2023 by Ruth Categories: PhotographyTags: colors, Columbus OH, light, photography, postaday, prism, rainbow, spectrum 3 Comments

Muskingum Rest Stop

Interstate 70 Ohio.

“Muskingum County was a hub of river traffic and is famous for the “Y” Bridge which was built at the confluence of the Muskingum and Licking Rivers. The county got its name from the Native American term , Moos-kin-gung meaning “a town on the side of the river.” Some claim the natives called it the “Elk Eye River.”