by Dave | Nov 14, 2009 | Autumn, Flint Hills
This is a photo from late October. Really, it’s a crop from a widescale-format view of the hills. I was driving down a dirt road when I saw the light on the distant trees. There was a deep ditch to cross, then it required leaning over a barbed wire fence enough...
by Dave | Nov 12, 2009 | Black and White
Cemetery at Dunlap, Kansas
by Dave | Nov 11, 2009 | Human
Bushong, Kansas – We met a most likeable man on the streets of Bushong today. Emanuel Jackson stopped his pickup truck to chat with us. Fellow photographer, Tom Parker, and I were photographing the small town. When I asked about the flags mounted in the truck Emanuel...
by Dave | Nov 10, 2009 | Artifacts
February morning, my car won’t start today Yeah, I turned the key at 8:03 And the battery passed away Inside a’ my automobile I’m drivin’ my automobile Wanna my automobile Wanna drive it all around this world – John...
by Dave | Nov 9, 2009 | Industry
Dunlap, Kansas
by Dave | Nov 7, 2009 | Kenyon Hall, Simple Things
by Dave | Nov 7, 2009 | Kenyon Hall
by Dave | Nov 1, 2009 | arts, Human
Also available: the woodcarver slideshow. I spent some time watching and photographing wood carver Millard Harrell as he worked, and put the best of the photos together in the wooden-block-to-finished-sculpture slideshow.
by Dave | Oct 24, 2009 | Flint Hills, Landscape
Autumn settles on the Flint Hills – Dotted with oil pumps and tanks, this is about a dozen miles east of Cassoday, Kansas. What may be the few remaining traces of the Teterville oil community are found close by, on one of the highest hills in the area. Most Internet...
by Dave | Oct 18, 2009 | Fauna
This massasauga rattlesnake was minding his own business along a country road west of Hamilton, Kansas. I wish I’d annoyed him enough to get him into a coiled, read-to-strike position, but he was just warming up on a long overdue sunny day. I sure wouldn’t...
