The more I examine this photo the more I like it.
Photographs and commentary posted by Ed, whenever he feels like it. which is infrequently. Ed was raised on a farm in Monroe County, Illinois, graduated from Valmeyer High School. B.S. Journalism, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. A.A.S. Funeral Service Education, St. Louis Community College; licensed Missouri and Illinois Funeral Director and Embalmer; Licensed Fisherman, Licensed Driver, Licensed Married Person and Missouri Notary Public. (My Commission Expires July 17, 2017)
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Friday, November 23, 2007
Thanksgiving Cat
I had hoped to take a picture of yesterday's Turkey coming out of the oven but I didn't get around to it. This is one of the almost 100 pictures I took of my niece's cat so she could use a photo for her christmas card.
Another hunting pose
I wasn't going to post this one because I thought it was overexposed. Then I worked with it a little bit in photoshop and decided I have a halfway decent picture.
Saturday, November 17, 2007
Its Hunting Season
My nephew, left, and his hunting buddy, right, took time out from their deer hunting today to pose for an environmental portrait. So far they haven't had any luck bagging a deer, but its only Saturday.
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Autumn Bluffs
How's this for a colorful magazine cover shot? The only thing that bothers me is the junk trucks in front of the red barn. Others in the office say that the trucks make the picture interesting, and "real."
Monday, November 12, 2007
Corn picker in the weeds
This is another from Saturdays shots on the farm. Its an old two-row ear corn picker. When I was a youngster I remember my Dad using it. It has seen better days.
The purpose of this post is to also test the Flickr.com blog feature. Hopefully this'll make posting updates less of a chore.
Saturday, November 10, 2007
On a roll

Up and running again
Under which day does this fall? Oh well, I've lost track. FINALLY this morning I found some halfway interesting stuff to photograph. Whenever on of my Dad's vintage John Deere tractors is outside I always snap a quick portrait. This morning both my father and cousin happened to be in the vicinity and I had my lights set up. For those who are interested in these things, it was shot at ISO 100, f7.1/ 200. I had a bare SB24 and SB26 on either side of the scene at full power. This will be a classic to add to our family photo album. 





