Denim
Denim has been a part of my wardrobe since I was a kid and that was a very long time ago. During my professional career denim was usually relagated to week-ends. Now that I am retired, it has once again taken ceter stage. Of course, when I was a kid, there was no need for the expanding waist band. That's life.
Watch(es)
Yes, I have a thing for watches. I don't know why, but I am fascinated by the infinite designs that are possible. In the front row are two special time pieces. The one on the left was given to me by my wife when I graduated from college in 1978. The one on the right is the last one my father wore. It's not expensive, but I just don't have any desire to dispose of it. The second row are the watches that I wear most often. The one on the left is one that I bought at an outlet mall several years ago. The one in the center is my fishing watch. Again, it's not very expensive, so if it winds up in the lake there is no huge loss. The one on the right was given to me by my wife a few years ago for Christmas. The back row included two watches that I rarely wear anymore, even though I have always liked them. You will notice that I am a fan of analog faces. I just don't care for the digital displays. I guess it's an old school thing.
Perspective
In photography perspective is all about leading lines. The lines that draw you into the image and lead you to the main subject. I captured this image last fall. The edges of the road provide the leading lines. They draw you into the image and lead you to that red maple in the back. The fact that I was shooting from a relative low position provides a little different perspective.
Fuel
My typical morning starts by refueling with a whole grain cereal. I usually top it with sliced bananas or strawberries. My ever present coffee mug filled with a Jamacian Blue Mountain blend and cream, no sugar. Okay, now I'm ready to face the day.
Light
Who doesn't like the night sky lit up with fireworks. I do have better images but I just can't locate them right now. I need to thin my files out and quit being so much of a photo-hoarder.
