Price Reduction for Rust and Whimsy

I just reduced the online price of my Blurb Photo book, Rust and Whimsy.

Images from the book are available for print at my SmugMug Galleries in the companion Gallery.

Don

Walden Pond

A great place to photograph nearly anytime, especially on a bright sunny fall day near peak foliage time. Swimmers and boating fishers a plus. 

Plenty of woods trails, too, including one along an esker. I will definitely be adding to this gallery over time.

Don

Images Now for Sale!

My images at SmugMug are now open for sale. One can pay to order prints and other merchandise using my images from any one of the many Galleries I maintain at my SmugMug site.



One can order prints on a variety of paper, including the new Metallic as well as Aprons, T-shirts, Mugs and more.


Don

Lowell, MA

An interesting city of canals and old factory buildings with plenty of things to photograph. They have a yearly Folk Life Festival in August and are part of our National Parks System. The Gallery includes shots of the Lower Canal Gate House, as at left which is by a three stage lock and images of the loom room in the Boott Cotton Mills Museum which is a very loud space when the are working (even though it is only a few of them running.

Don

Musical Instruments

Yet another new Gallery. This one is of Musical Instruments. Mostly not the usual ones one would see, or unusual versions of ones.

At the left is an old Acadian button and stop accordion played by one of the performers who play it with the Zydeco group from Louisiana called The Pine Leaf Boys. I hope to be adding many more unusual instruments to this Gallery.

My pleasure, Don

Boats

I have three new Galleries all under the Category Boats. There are Sailboats, Power Boats and Other Boats as in the ones at the left.

Most images were taken recently, but a few are older.

I especially like very old ships and boats, as you will see. Enjoy!

Don

Art in the Park

Elm Park in Worcester currently has a large number are sculptures gracing its grounds and a few of the trees. Two can be seen in the image at left. One being the set of charred log stele in the foreground and the other being the distant red object across the pond. Styles cover a wide gamut and artists are from all over New England. I believe these will remain in the Park at least through the summer.

As always, click the title for more.

Don