

At least 6 eagles took flight before I got as close as I wanted to be to photograph the group in the field. The last photo is of one of those that took flight! They must have “eagle eyes!”


At least 6 eagles took flight before I got as close as I wanted to be to photograph the group in the field. The last photo is of one of those that took flight! They must have “eagle eyes!”

I am the fellow on the left! We were the “Reverie” Yearbook staff photographers. We also developed and printed the B&W photos in the darkroom. The camera was a Twin Lens Reflex. Gone are the days of buying flash bulbs, and handheld light meters!

American Gothic by Grant Wood an Iowa painter! Being from Iowa I love the painting and at this
Farm & Science Review they gave people the opportunity to frame their faces with this painting! I found two helpful young girls to take my photo. One to take the photograph, and one (Savannah) to pose with me! Fun times.

My friend John reading while the women shop and I take photos in this thrift store!

My Uncle’s Great-Grandchildren watching their Great-Grandfather’s casket being lowered this weekend.




My Uncle passed and these items depicted the things that were familiar to him, since he had a watch and clock shop for 55 years.

I was privileged to spend time with my Uncle Joe’s family this weekend, as we celebrated Joe’s life. He lived to the ripe old age of 95. The photo is of a sunset over a farm near Kalona, Iowa.

Washington, Iowa, the town I was born in!

Nosalgia: Iowa the state where the corn grows tall! Just visited last weekend, and the corn is just getting a good start. Good to be “home” again! A great time with friends and relatives!

There are probably 150+ deer antlers on this entrance to someone’s place. This was West of Flori, Iowa.