Showing posts with label golden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label golden. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Photo of the Day - Profile



Tonight my oldest daughter had a big chunk of enamel break off one of her remaining baby teeth.  I hadn't even pulled my camera out for a couple days but thought I would try and get a shot of it.  Nancy has been sick in bed for the last 24 hours so I took the camera in to show her the pictures.  She, along with two of the younger boys, and a few days earlier, two of the older children, have had a nasty stomach flu.  Only two of us have been spared so far.  Hopefully things stay that way.   

I found her surrounded by children, all trying to get a little time with their mother today before they head off to bed for the night.  My younger daughter was sitting by the lamp, which gave her this soft, golden glow.  Her hair is a little wilder than usual.  That tends to be the way a lot of things go when I'm in charge around here.

Clark

Monday, November 2, 2009

Fall – Photo Set 4 of 6 – Harvest




This barn is about two blocks from downtown Paris, Idaho.  Its a beautiful little town near Bear Lake.




I couldn't resist this shot of a farmer clearing the last stubble of his corn fields.  This is right next door to the pumpkins from a few days ago.



This house is at one of the many points in Wyoming where the old Mormon Trail meets up with I-80.  I first became acquainted with the house when I was about 16 years old.  I have loved it ever since and look for it every time I pass this way.  A small cave near the house proudly displays the initials PPP, presumably carved about 161 years ago by Parley P. Pratt, teacher, historian, author, and friend of Joseph Smith Jr.

How about you?  What are some of your favorite places in this wide world?

Clark