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Monthly Archives: May 2017
The Barn and the Picnic Table
I took photographs, and pretended to help with the asparagus.
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Mike and Hamlin Square
Hamlin Square Coffee was our “home” for a couple years. It was across the street from City Hall in Eaton Rapids; since we variously come from Jackson, Lansing, Williamston, and Mulliken, we could pretend it was a central location.
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Jeff Housman to Rudy Guillen
2003 was the first year I systematically photographed baseball. Most of the photographs were taken from my seat using my Olympus Camedia C-50; those usually looked pretty much like this. On days I brought the Nikon I tended to move around, and got more interesting photographs.
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Chipper
Some days I just set up the tripod and shoot songbirds. In May of 2012 it was my normal mode.
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Billy’s Pissed
I have no idea what the argument was about. Frankly I took the argument as part of the evening’s entertainment.
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Anybody Home?
Unexpectedly, for a just couple days, the birds returned in 2012. They checked out the birdhouses again, perched on the weather station, and put on a show.
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