Long exposure at twilight taken behind the waterfall at Cataract Falls in the Lieber State Recreation Area of Owens County, Indiana. It is the largest waterfall by volume in the state.
Photo by Tom Meador of Bloomington, Indiana, featured on the Indiana Nature & Wildlife Photographers Facebook page.
This awesome image from the Indiana Nature & Wildlife Photographers Facebook group, really grabbed my attention!
Extracted from a photo taken by a certain Rebecca Hall in Greenville, North Carolina.
Surely, this old structure has seen better days but if it could talk, it probably has a treasure trove of stories to share. Though it’s fairly obscure from some of the newer, eye-pleasing attractions downtown, this old industrial building is still in use today on the grounds of Dague Builders Supplies, 2 blocks from the YMCA in downtown Muncie.
The old Ball Corporation Industrial Park houses several glass related operations as well as steel re-bar and plastics. 2 historical markers now sit in the park, one for the Ball Corporation and another for the Hemingray Glass Corporation. Many of the structures remain still in use, but a large portion appear to be unoccupied.
A shot I took out the kitchen window one rainy day to try to capture the moment.
Using a friend’s awesome Nikon CoolPix digital camera, I created a set of shots in the downstairs lavatory with a mirrored wall behind and the mirror of the medicine cabinet in front. Taken from a set inspired by the old Pink Floyd cover photo on their album “Ummagumma”, this particular shot is just a head on shot.
The local Methodist Church where my father has been an integral part for many years. I’ve also been involved with the CAUMC from time to time.