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Brian Dustin (MainePhotoGuy) > June 9th - This is one of the many types of flowers in Portsmouth, New Hampshire's Prescott Park. I took a number of pictures in the gardens today practicing with my macro filter. I have no idea what this flower is but I like it.
Brian Dustin (MainePhotoGuy) > July 26 - I found this lily beginning to open in the back yard this evening. It should be wide open tomorrow.
Brian Dustin (MainePhotoGuy) > December 21 - Today is the first official day of winter and it is arriving here in Maine with a big old blizzard. Pictures of falling and blowing snow are not very interesting and somewhat monotone. This candle holder was designed to bend light like a prism and provide lots of color.
Brian Dustin (MainePhotoGuy) > March 10 - I took Tom to physical therapy today as part of his recovery from wrist and elbow surgery. It appears that his therapist is tough. This guy worked his fingers to the bone. I sure hope Tom is more successful than bony here!
Brian Dustin (MainePhotoGuy) > August 19 - Today I drove by a local garden center and decided to stop by. This was an opportunity to practice using my macro filter taking pictures of flowers. I took quite a few pictures and then came upon these pretty pink flowers. I was surprised to see this bee camping out here but he posed for several minutes so I could get a great shot.
Brian Dustin (MainePhotoGuy) > December 31 - It looks like I lied on the 27th when I said it was my final Christmas photo of the year. Ribbon candy was on sale for 75% off so I couldn't resist. I arranged this colorful confection on a Wedgewood china plate (we don't use the china for dinner, of course). You can see a bit of the china in the upper right corner.
Brian Dustin (MainePhotoGuy) > February 11 - I have been noticing that my candy jar was emptying while I was not home. Today I came home and caught my devil-bear red handed with a pile of candy in front of him.
Brian Dustin (MainePhotoGuy) > February 2 - I don't think any groundhogs will be out around here. The Biddeford-Saco, Maine area has a lot of red brick buildings as well as white clapboard buildings. This is the only pink house with magenta shutters in the area, though. It looks like it should be on Martha's Vinyard island in Massachusetts.
Brian Dustin (MainePhotoGuy) > January 17 - This old railroad bridge is still in use for freight trains, bypassing the nearby Saco passenger station. It was only four degrees when I took the shot this morning.
January 17 - This old railroad bridge is still in use for freight trains, bypassing the nearby Saco passenger station. It was only four degrees when I took the shot this morning.
Brian Dustin (MainePhotoGuy) > January 17 - This old railroad bridge is still in use for freight trains, bypassing the nearby Saco passenger station. It was only four degrees when I took the shot this morning.
January 17 - This old railroad bridge is still in use for freight trains, bypassing the nearby Saco passenger station. It was only four degrees when I took the shot this morning.
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