Warmed up the image, slight desaturation and added lens flare…
Summer on the prairie
This time of year finds the prairie grasses blooming with the splendor of the season. Children of the prairie, I believe, lead somewhat of a “charmed” life filled with textures beneath their toes, fireflies lighting up the night and the soothing sounds of frogs croaking in the night.
Ahhhh… summer.
Lens flare added in Photoshop CC 2015
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Through the eyes of a turtle
Attach a GoPro Hero 2 camera (Redneck style) to a Turtle shell and you have a whole new way of looking at life. Images and video captured with the GoPro camera mounted on the turtle during the Gary, South Dakota July 3rd, 2015 Turtle races. 
Below is a short slide show put together on iMovie and uploaded to Youtube including a video clip featuring the results…
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Gary, SD is the place to be
Everyone loves a small town celebration and nobody does it better than Gary, South Dakota.
Friday, July 3rd will be here soon so I’d better go outside now and search for just the right turtle for the races.
See you in Gary, SD!!
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A long walk
Click, click, click, the sticks
Rhythm of the path while walking
Lost yet found in thought
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I walk…
Click, click, click… walking sticks
The rhythm of the path and breath
Lost yet found in thought
Image by Joyce Meyer along the Camino de Santiago between Roncesvalles and Zuburi, Spain.
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From here to there and around the globe…
Blend of two images: Background was taken in the French Pyrenees while the foreground, including the couple, was taken on the county road in front of my home in Lac Qui Parle County in Minnesota.
Foreground taken with Canon 5D Mark 2 with Canon 70-200 IS L lens. Background taken with a Panasonic Lumix camera. Click on the image for a larger viewing window.
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You are my sunshine…
Blend of mother/child with clouds and prairie grasses.
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Let your light shine…
Blend of mother and child with flowers that grow wild in southwestern Minnesota.
Blue tone adjustment. First one was a little too pink for a boy.
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Mother & Child
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