I was on my way home when I was fortunate to see this herd of deer. I think, there are 21 deer. I only took a few photos of them. I did not want to spook the deer while they were eating. We’ve been having very frigid temperatures the last few days. I am sure the deer were happy to find food.
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Michigan has been experiencing a cold snap the last few days. But the sunset tonight was absolutely beautiful. Of course, I only snapped a few photos. I just was not dressed warm enough to stand out there.
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Did you know today, January 10th is National Save the Eagles Day? I could not imagine life without these majestic birds to photograph in the wild. I could photograph Eagles all day long. They are beautiful to watch even when they are munching on their latest carcass.
The Bald Eagle and the Golden Eagle are the only two found here in the USA. I applaud all conservation efforts to save the Eagles all around the world.
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On my way home from work today, I had to stop and wait for a whole flock of turkeys.
Oh well, I didn’t mind waiting. I actually enjoyed watching them.
Happy New Year, everyone!
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“Every sunset brings the promise of a new dawn.”
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Beautiful night, I spent time outdoors photographing the clouds and sunset. The weather was definitely cold, but I couldn’t resist the view.
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I just want to wish all who celebrate a very Merry Christmas!
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I snapped this picture on my way to work this morning. Mid-Michigan had snow yesterday. But by this morning, almost everything melted.
The remnants of yesterday’s snowfall provided a peaceful morning for Christmas Eve. \
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This is a digitalized photo from a slide. The markers on the slide indicate the photo of the Ambassador Bridge over the Detroit River was taken on 7-26-1957.
From my understanding, the Revere site is in ruins and part of the property recently collapsed into the river.
Does anyone have any information on the site? Or the area? I would love to learn the history.
The photo does not have any identifying marks of the people. But there is a stamp on the back from the processing service, Brown Photo Service, Minneapolis, Minn. Then, under the stamp is the date, November 19, 1942.
Yes, the photo could be straightened. But I did not want to lose the car in the background. Does anyone know the type of car? I am horrible with old car names.
The photo reminded me of my grandfather who hunted a lot. He always seemed to have a cigarette in his mouth too.
I wish I knew about the couple.
Unfortunately, this photo did not have any information or markings on the back. I purchased it as a lot off from eBay.
From the type of photo and the style of dress I am guessing the photo is from the late 1940s.
I am assuming this is a family gathering. There is an older couple in the photo. I am guessing the rest are children and grandchildren.
I can guess this is around Easter. If you look closely at the tricycle. There is a pail hooked to the handlebars. I can almost make out a duck or a goose on the pail.
What do you see when you look at this photo?
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