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This is a park in Omaha, Nebraska and also a welcome sign as you cross from Iowa into Nebraska. I really love the way it looks so dramatic at night. Next time I go I'll have to take the picture from the other side of the freeway so maybe you can see the full welcome message lol.Â
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Yeah... it's a little past jack-o-lantern season. But it was really fun setting this one up.
I love taking pictures of waterfalls. I like how everything starts out so calm, and then dissolves into a torrent. Kinda like life sometimes :)
I can't stand the taste of wine...but it looks nice!
When I was in high school, I was big time into photography. I set it aside for a long time but I'm getting back into it. I took this on a work trip to Seattle last summer.
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First Banjo Lesson Done
OK, so I'm trying to do all kinds of things that take me away from my comfort zone (i.e. my computer). So, in addition to running (albeit slowly), I've also been learning to play banjo.Â
I know... the banjo is not exactly the most "in demand" instrument to learn, but I like it. Maybe I like it because it isn't the most popular instrument out there. /Shrug
After several months of "teaching" myself, as of today, I have started taking lessons. And of course, that means now I get to unlearn all the "wrong" ways that I taught myself and learn it the right way! :)
The good news is that they are using the same book I was already learning with.
Overall, I'm pretty happy with it so far. Now to go and practice the "right" way to play so I can reinforce it.
BEFORE (meh...)
AFTER (OH YEAH!)
