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31 December 2017

Adams Dozen — 2017

Filed under: Adams Dozen — Tags: Birds, damselflies, landscapes — Frank @ 10:00 PM

In keeping with a tradition that I began back in 2011 (see this post), here is my “Adams Dozen” for 2017.

It was not an easy selection. (It never is!) I could have easily chosen a dozen just from either the trips* we made this year.

Instead, I tried to choose photos from throughout the year from both “exotic” locations as as well as from the “neighborhood”.

Barred Owl

Pine Bough in Snow

Willet with Prey

Green Anole

Meetinghouse (Greenfield, NH)

Juvenile Green Herons

View of Brattleboro, VT

American Rubyspot (female)

Rutting Bison #2 (Yellowstone NP)

Mountain Bluebird #2 (Yellowstone NP)

Autumnal Abstract

Derelict Truck

*Florida in March or Yellowstone and other points out west in September.

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31 December 2016

Adams Dozen – 2016

Filed under: Adams Dozen — Frank @ 6:00 PM

Well, it is that time of the year… time to choose my “Adams Dozen” for 2016.

Long-time readers will remember that at the end of each year I pick my twelve favorite (best?) photos of the year; a tradition I began back in 2011 (see this post).

In choosing photos for this collection, I did not consider images from the three projects (Barn Board, Autumnal Abstracts – 2016 and ‘Belfries, Spires, Etc.’ that I have been working on this year. The first two projects are more-or-less finished while the third is still a work in progress. These will be presented in due time.

Thus, the photos selected for my Adams Dozen are ‘singletons’ (i.e. not part of any project).

Here they are:

Craig Road Bridge in Autumn

Untitled

School House and Meeting House, Washington, NH

Untitled

Willet Foraging (Captive Island)

Tricolored Heroon (Ding Darling NWR)

Blue Jay

Stream Bluet Mating Wheel

'Sign' of the Times

Pinehole Photo Day - 2016

Blue Equivelent

You Look'n At Me?

I am still having trouble with my gallery software. I have figured out a work around for getting titles displayed but I still am unable to control the order in which the photos are displayed… #$@!&* computers!!!

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