I visited a cow farm lately and enjoyed how the ladies made them self ready for a visit at the milking parlor.

Did you notice her tears?

“Hello, I’m Back” – Part III – cow >
“Hello, I’m Back” – Part II – lamb >
“Hello, I’m Back” – Part I – flower >

When I stumbled upon this cool looking “two-in-one effect” I just had to try it for myself.
Isabel M. Martinez invented this ‘Quantum Blink’ effect which is based on the blink of the eye.

Train of love
Racing from heart to heart
Running late
Still in the lonely part
This train will never run me down
But only take me where I’m bound
It’s part of me and part of you
I’ll always be a part of you
[Neil Young]

Just like this one, one of these made a comeback this spring. It sure is good to see you little fella! (or girl)

That would be something… Being able to communicate with your own memories. To do some catching up and to share all those glory days.

( note: last spring I also snapped this flat wagon with the previous generation swarming around it. click )

I had a friend was a big baseball player
back in high school
He could throw that speedball by you
Make you look like a fool boy
Saw him the other night at this roadside bar
I was walking in, he was walking out
We went back inside sat down had a few drinks
but all he kept talking about was Glory days
[Springsteen]

Beautiful and yellow; every year again an impressive comeback.

The feeling of a dewy spider rag in my face. These kind of details are making ‘early morning woodland walks‘ special.  Countless tiny silver rags, hovering between the trees like an invisible  curtain.

Don’t get me wrong; I don’t like it much. To remove them, I have to wipe my face. But two or three steps later new ones are wetting my chin, nose or mouth. So am I blaming every single spider for this? Is it a ‘bug’ of nature? Nope. This is just me, complaining and whining about things I’d miss when they where gone. Gone forever; who wants that?

Just a low angle shot; a peep over the tarmac of a country road.

“Rowboat” was original written and recorded by Beck. I Never heard of this song until I purchased “Unchained;” a great album by Johnny Cash. This all happened way back in the 90′s.

When I photographed and edited this shot lately,  the melody and lyrics of “Rowboat” where literally floating trough my head. I like how Beck approached this masterpiece, but to me JC really, really nailed it…

You can judge for yourself and if you like, let me know which version you are prefering.