Wednesday, December 12, 2018

Photo of the Day

PNC Park, Pittsburgh 2007

My Favorite Photographer, Today

Ted Croner, Home of the Brave 1948

This Week's Playlist & Podcast

Belly 

Hopefully the lingering audio issues are resolved, and if you click here, you can listen to a clean recording of the most recent edition of Dr. John’s Record Shelf.  For a full list of the songs played on the program, see below.

Shiny One, Belly
Like This Train, Mutton Birds
Luv & Haight, Sly & the Family Stone
Puppet Strings, Sunflower Bean

Coyote, Rank & File
I Can See My House from Here, Glands
Less Than Thou, the Beths
Send in the Clouds, Silver Jews

Little Red Corvette, Prince
Trying to Get to You, Elvis Presley
Spectacular Failure, Lake Street Dive

Walkin’ After Midnight, Patsy Cline
Shadow of a Man, Amy Allison
Yakety Song, Krayolas
Political World, Bettye LaVette

See It My Way, Mikal Cronin
My Pet Snakes, Jenny & Johnny
Train, Train, Dolly Parton
I Am a Child, Buffalo Springfield

Lovesick Blues Boy, Paul Burch
Don’t Let My Baby Ride, Etta James
The Thunderer, Dion
Streetlight, Liz Janes

Juliette, Januaries
Never to Be Forgotten, Bobby Fuller Four
Take It Outside, Shopping
The Gasman Won’t Buy Your Love, David Blue

She Said She Said, Beatles
Ride Your Pony, Lee Dorsey
The Rockaway Rock, Collins Kids
           
Goodnight Baby, Imaginations

Tuesday, December 11, 2018

Photo of the Day

Knox Farm, East Aurora, NY 2017

My Favorite Movie Short, Today

Nature Walk (Beaver Meadows)

I think I might have posted black and white versions of some of these photos awhile back. But I've been experimenting with some software I've obtained and thought the color versions deserved to go up too. These were made last summer at the nature preserve at Beaver Meadow Audobon Center in North Java, New York.

 














Sunday, December 9, 2018

Photo of the Day

The Dealer, Las Vegas 2018

My Favorite Song, Today

Glass Abstracts

These pictures were made from close-up photos of various artworks on display at the Corning Museum of Glass, which I visited last summer.  The interplay of light, color, reflections, and all the other qualities one associates with glass were on abundant display, and I enjoyed putting my photographic spin on the original pieces that comprise the museum's exhibits.  [See if you can spot the self-portrait!]