I traveled to Indiana yesterday to get together with some of my family. In between lunch and a birthday party my brother and I spent time in downtown Bedford, Indiana. I am trying to get my head around architectural photography to try and some interior photography as well. Since is was in the 60’s and sunny I stuck to a few attempts at a very cool downtown Bedford.
The wind was not my find today but I sill like this shot even if I didn’t frame it this way.
I took this last year, I think, and cannot wait till the Dragonfly makes its annual appearance on our place.
As the last of the cold and biting winds of Winter were working their way through our place, some birds were doing the same. Some were heading back to their Summer enclaves while other arrived back from their Winter retreats. And for those who call this area home year round the cycle of life moves right on along.
Ed over at Thoughts From The Road does a piece called Sunday Still. I say today’s post and knew I had a picture the I wanted to share. I took it sometime back but could not find the time to post it. Well I found it tonight. The wood above the modern duct work is over a hundred years old and support the second floor of the building. It is said to contain the ghosts of two civil war soldiers who housed there as prisoners and were killed by mortar fire.
Daffodil Hill Photography 