Photography

Old Truck and Good Dogs

by Cliff Yeargin | Dec 12, 2018 | Photography, Vol. 2, Issue 3

Old Truck and Good Dogs This was taken in a large Southern city. A city where good people, with well-pampered pets at home, cringe at the site of dogs riding in the rear of a pickup truck. I may have become of those people, but THIS truck and THESE dogs brought back...

Basket on Head

by Roger Camp | Oct 31, 2018 | Issue 51, Photography

Basket on Head When I was walking around Charleston, I noticed far back in a private garden a statue with a basket over its head. It struck me as both whimsical and mysterious, as when could only imagine what the face looked like. (Click on the image for a...

Ruby-throated

by Jesse Tanner | Oct 10, 2018 | Issue 48, Photography

Ruby-throated Every year I look forward to the spring when the Ruby-throated Hummingbirds begin their migration across the Gulf of Mexico to our little haven of woods southwest of Atlanta. With a wing beat of 60-80 beats per second, a feeder is nearly a must to...

Home at Last

by Fabrice Poussin | Oct 3, 2018 | Issue 47, Photography

Home at Last The mystery of ancient castles is always grand. To catch such structure in these striking shadows is simply fortunate for it helps recreate a certain dreamlike, almost fairytale glow around the structures. They are dreamy residences; they evoke a glorious...

Low and Slow

by Jesse Tanner | Sep 26, 2018 | Issue 46, Photography

Low and Slow There’s something primal and soulful about smoking meat. Take a large piece of otherwise tough muscle, baste it, inject it, cover it in spices/rub, and smoke it “low and slow.” The end result? Barbecue. BBQ. In the South, this term is very sacred. It is...

Homage

by Fabrice Poussin | Sep 19, 2018 | Issue 45, Photography

Homage This combines found objects, freshly picked wild flowers and a bed of solid ice. It is an homage to the one who once lived near that window. He has now departed this earth, but so cherishes the simplest things of life. Homage to him who could teach us so much...