I went to Knoxville Saturday with my dad Chuck to help out with the show and to get some pics and it snowed all morning. Although it was colder than a well diggers butt it was pretty fun. Now I know its not like the storm thats racking the west and midwest but for Knoxville it was pretty cool..:-)
This is the park across the street from where the vendors set up, it was a winter wonderland for a little while.
This is the tree where I got my macro shots from yesterday.
And last but not least, this is Chuck’s booth where he sells his fine woodturning, from Peppermills to Maple Burl bowls and pens, he is a true multitasker. If anyone wants a cool gift for this year he has an online store at http://www.tellicoturnings.com and will make custom items too. There is a link also on my blogroll.
Tomorrow will be an interesting shot, I finally got my nerve up and asked a young lady who was attending an Anime convention if I could take her pic..:-)
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And here I thought I’d read………….and asked a young lady who was attending an Anime convention if I could take her out on a date!
I love Chuck’s burl bowls and the slated maple peppermill he made…….I even suggested it to a certain someone but………… 😉
Love the contrast of the snow on the yellow leaves.
I love that 2nd photo of the park-like setting! Sounds like you’re having a great time at home…enjoy~~
Great shots Ed. I sure hope it’s not snowing next Sat. when I have to be Santa’s helper!! I can’t take the dampness, and the new hip still doesn’t like the cold!!
I took a look at your dad’s stuff the other day and it is amazing! Your family is pretty darned talented.
I loved these shots, Ed. Especially that gorgeous maple tree against that stark black and white behind it. Lovely.
The park is beautiful! And Chuck does some amazing work.
Looks truly magical in that wintry park. You captured that magic perfectly.
I’ll check out Chuck’s webpage. I’ve always wanted a cool peppermill.
~Lisa