
I bought some sunflowers at the farmers market today and added them to some peppers and tomatoes from our garden...loves the HDR effect of both of these photos!
If you know me, you know that photography has always been a big part of my life. Starting in 2009, I decided it would be interesting (at least to me) to document a year with a photo a day. I finished my first year and I am starting my second. I am not sure I will be quite as diligent in Year 2 but I will try!

I bought some sunflowers at the farmers market today and added them to some peppers and tomatoes from our garden...loves the HDR effect of both of these photos!
I know I have taken photos of these lilies before but I love them and I think they look like fire, particularly in HDR!
Saw this cool old truck in the parking lot of the gym this morning. Cars were so much cooler and had a lot more character!
I love this time of year...the fields are getting readied for planting, clouds are dotted across the sky and the warmth of the sun is getting stronger!
I bought these tulips when I was at the Ithaca Farmers Market over the weekend. I just can't resist tulips - I love them and since they are so cheap right now, I have to buy them whenever I see them! Don't worry - tulip season must be almost over!
I've driven under this bridge hundreds of times. The closer I got to it to take a picture, the scarier it became. I may start taking the long way around. I certainly never want to be going under it while a train is going over it!

I was back in Bristol for a meeting and captured some pictures with storm clouds in the distance.
I have driven by these trees several times on my way to and from Burlington and today the morning light was perfect.
This is the fire house near the hotel parking garage. The day before I walked by and there was a dalmation out front - I wish I had my camera then.
It was another beautiful day on this first day of spring. We took a ride out to Onondaga Lake Park for a short walk and a few pictures. Syracuse is (or was) known as the Salt City. Back in the day the salt industry created the City of Syracuse and supplied the entire nation with salt! 

More Ithaca, more gorges, more Cornell from this morning's photo frenzy before some more meetings in the area.