This photo is not staged. This barbed wire fence separates our land from the neighbor's. He had a cow die a couple of summers ago, in this back corner and just left it to rot. The bones have been picked clean by vultures and bleeched in the sun. Some time last summer, someone put the scull up on this T-post. Kate just snapped what was there.
This blog is a place for me to share pictures, tell stories and write about our family, our farm in Dover, Arkansas, our Faith in Jesus Christ , and our love for nature, animals and people. I hope it often makes you laugh, sometimes causes you to think, and sincerely gives you insight into who we are as we travel this amazing journey.
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Budding Photographer
Our homeschool Co-op contracted with a professional photographer to teach the Jr. & Sr. high kids a 2 part 16 week class on digital photography. Kate completed the first 8 weeks before Christmas and has begun the 2nd 8 weeks this month. She had to take some photos for today's assignment and this is what she came up with. WOW! I love them.
This photo is not staged. This barbed wire fence separates our land from the neighbor's. He had a cow die a couple of summers ago, in this back corner and just left it to rot. The bones have been picked clean by vultures and bleeched in the sun. Some time last summer, someone put the scull up on this T-post. Kate just snapped what was there.
This photo is not staged. This barbed wire fence separates our land from the neighbor's. He had a cow die a couple of summers ago, in this back corner and just left it to rot. The bones have been picked clean by vultures and bleeched in the sun. Some time last summer, someone put the scull up on this T-post. Kate just snapped what was there.
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