Yes, I knew there were two wasps. I walked all around trying to get a shot of both of them that showed them both but it never worked out so I used this one and let people guess.
I enjoyed my visit to your blog today. I like the subjects you choose.
Ahh.. I haven't visited here for awhile and missed so much. Great photos and text. He looks to be an interesting man and one who gardens... I think I'm in love.
Lovely shot of this chap, BC. Is that a cataract I see in his right eye? He is a true child of the 60s: with the diamond stud to prove that he does not totally live in the past. You know what is refreshing: that a charming beard/moustache combination like that is not stained with the foul tabac!
Is that a passion flower of some variety? I first saw one that complex in the Languedoc and was totally won over by their amazing complexity.
Julie, after reading your comment I checked the other photo I took of Bill two nights ago, and his right eye shows the same cloudiness you see in evidence in this photo here. I would not have noticed it if you hadn't pointed it out. And yes, that is a passion flower. You are astoundingly observant and knowledgeable and I feel so honored to have you and other CDPB photographers take such careful notice of my very amateur work. As for your comment yesterday...it would be bliss to gather a group of you in a real physical setting and share an afternoon in conversation.
This is a great combo of images here and the comments and observations from your followers add so much to the post . . . this really illustrates the "community" spirit of CDP.
One cat prowls around small town Vermont.
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24 comments:
Zounds! Gorgeous. Kudos to Bill.
And re: your comment on Cedar Key - "Cute!"
Beautiful and I love the portrait of Bill!
Love the juxtaposition of the two photographs: bearded man and bearded flower!
He's done a terrific job as have you with his portrait. You really do people perfectly.
Well Kitty-
Yes, you might have either stumbled upon the 'urban gardiner' or the great grandson of the infamous Wild Bill Hickok! Great look.
That is an awesome flower! What kind is it?
Yes, I knew there were two wasps. I walked all around trying to get a shot of both of them that showed them both but it never worked out so I used this one and let people guess.
I enjoyed my visit to your blog today. I like the subjects you choose.
Thanks for helping me to make history.
Pick a Peck of Pixels
Or :"How a simple man can do marvelous things"...There is a wizard inside of each of us.
Ahh.. I haven't visited here for awhile and missed so much. Great photos and text. He looks to be an interesting man and one who gardens... I think I'm in love.
You're getting brave with the people photos. I might be encouraged! Very nice, and beautiful flower. I like how Bill looks - very individualistic.
Bill looks like Davey Crokett's younger brother. Good job, nice portrait, nice flowers!
Bill, I need you! :-D
Lovely shot of this chap, BC. Is that a cataract I see in his right eye? He is a true child of the 60s: with the diamond stud to prove that he does not totally live in the past. You know what is refreshing: that a charming beard/moustache combination like that is not stained with the foul tabac!
Is that a passion flower of some variety? I first saw one that complex in the Languedoc and was totally won over by their amazing complexity.
Julie, after reading your comment I checked the other photo I took of Bill two nights ago, and his right eye shows the same cloudiness you see in evidence in this photo here. I would not have noticed it if you hadn't pointed it out. And yes, that is a passion flower. You are astoundingly observant and knowledgeable and I feel so honored to have you and other CDPB photographers take such careful notice of my very amateur work. As for your comment yesterday...it would be bliss to gather a group of you in a real physical setting and share an afternoon in conversation.
Great man, vintage look. He could find new horizons here and a lot of work to be done...
Nice to meet Bill...and that flower is gorgeous!
He looks to be so kind and easy going person! He has a great talent!
Beutiful post dear Brattcat!
Léia
Very nice portrait of Bill and that flower is gorgeous. Very well done photos.
I sense another human interest story in Bill !
He is to be congratulated. Wish there were more like him.
Bill did a good job there.
ab fab! :)
This is a great combo of images here and the comments and observations from your followers add so much to the post . . . this really illustrates the "community" spirit of CDP.
Bill - What a Champion!
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