While at the Knoxville Public Market this past week I saw these beautiful fossils in one of the booths and just had to take a few macros of them.
I’m not sure what the name of these fossils are, but the following picture is of a huge trilobite. It is at least a foot tall! I would love to get this for my granddaughter who loves fossils, but it is a bit on the pricey side.
I hope you all have a lovely week. We are having Spring-like weather and it’s storming.
“This weeks challenge it to photograph corners…..corners on buildings, boards, streets…..just find yourself a corner and play with light and shadows.”
This past week wasn’t the best for getting out and taking photographs, as it was cold and rainy most of the week, and of course that was when I was out with my camera. Here are the shots I selected to share today for the “corners” challenge;
County courthouse in Madisonville, Tn.
100 year+ Presbyterian Church in Madisonville, Tn.
I took both of the above pictures in pouring down rain!!
The following pictures were all taken at the Cherokee Removal Memorial Park. We happened upon this lovely spot while we out visiting the Sandhill Cranes.
And when I looked at this rock all I saw were corners.
Now I’m off to check out everyone else’s “corners”. 
Fun with fungi and competition with Ed. Ed posted fungi today, so I wanted to do a few of mine as well. Chuck’s wood piles offer up a multitude of fungi and lichens.
Do you see the snail?
We are enjoying Ed’s home visit this month, and tomorrow when it is supposed to be warmer (60 degrees) and sunny we are going to the Hiawasee Wildlife Preserve to see the Sandhill Cranes. Thousands of them migrate here every winter. I’m sure Ed and I will be posting lots of pictures.
Wow!! Now this is a challenge. It is so hard to pick just one favorite picture, as I have many. I have selected two from my most recent entries, and I really can’t remember back through the whole year!! HAPPY NEW YEAR wishes to you all for a healthy and prosperous 2012.
This sunset was spectacular, it’s beauty was really hard to capture with the camera.
I love this picture of Harley, I may frame it one day.
No real camera goals this next year, just get out and use it more.
“For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord. And this shall be a sign unto you; Ye shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger. And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God, and saying, Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men.” Luke 2:11-14
This is sort of Christmassy.
MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE.
The challenge is…………..What Christmas means to me??? Christmas is the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ our Lord and Saviour. I have always enjoyed seeing nativities, especially in the old days when churches presented live nativities. I was even a guardian angel in our church nativity when I was a teen-ager. Christmas means going to church on Christms Eve and singing carols, and holding my little lighted candle. I tried to find some nativities to photograph in yards and churches, but didn’t find any, so this is my attempt and bringing a Nativity to you all.
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL…………PEACE & LOVE.
I took these shots when we were driving back from town the other night at sundown.
Sun setting and reflecting off the lake. I took these from the car, the view was just stunning.
Have agreat weekend ya’ll.
