My God, it's full of stars!

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At this abandoned rock crushing facility on the outskirts of Searcy, Arkansas.

I love the monolithic quality of this... thing.

It just occurs to me that this would be a great place for star photography, to bad it's eight hours away.

Huh, according to the map, this is in Gray, Ar.

The absence of meaning seems to be some sort of meaning

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Not a lot going on here, but I love this one. In Searcy, Arkansas.

Title quote from Paul Hegarty on the paradox of  nihilism.

Serenity now

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Another of my bro-in-law's boat, great subject matter in my opinion. Also, if anyone's curious, the vignetting is a natural result of the 5D's full frame sensor and is magnified by the HDR process. One of these days I'm going to learn how to layer in PS and I might start lessening or removing them. For now they don't bother me all that much. 

Let us remember...

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An old brick mausoleum in Searcy, Arkansas.

Now whispered and revealed, To wood and field

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Just a  random road side barn and field with a foot of snow cover in Searcy, Arkansas.


The title is an excerpt from "Snow-flakes" By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

Plymouth

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A collection of really old cars rusting away in the snow in Searcy, Ar.

A sea of snow

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My bro-in-law's boat at sunset in Searcy, Ar.

This is an HDR composite of 7 long exposures ranging from 2 to 30 seconds.

A Horse is a Horse

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One of my sibling-in-law's neighbor's horses, they were very welcoming.