All’s quiet on Church Street this Thanksgiving season. Al DOT has suspended all temporary roadwork closures for the holiday as the site in the photo is at a standstill.
Church Street Quiet This Week
Category: Photography
Historic Huntsville Home On Randolph Ave. Burns
Tragedy struck Huntsville’s affluent downtown neighborhood early Sunday morning when the historic 1889 Davis House caught fire.
Reinvention
devil child, redemption, reinvention
Eddie Money Gets An Unlucky RIP Off
Eddie Money, who passed away on Friday the 13th, once appeared at Big Spring Jam in Huntsville but his assertions of once being a police officer turn out to be… a cop out.
Maple Hill Relief
This monument in Huntsville’s Historic Maple Hill Cemetery presents a beautifully carved relief perhaps to acknowledge the natural conclusion of life.
The Overlord Frog
The overlord frog lives at an undisclosed location in downtown Huntsville. I don’t know why he sits there. Maybe he’s had a cup of Joe too many, or maybe he’s hiding from his wife.
Happy Memorial Day
A new display has appeared at Huntsville Veterans Memorial in downtown Huntsville. The new display features a medic attending to a wounded warrior.
East Huntsville House Fire Leaves One Dead
House fire turns deadly in Five Points neighborhood.
Everyone Has Egrets
The Great White Egrets have been hanging around and gave me an opportunity to get a few more shots at a closer range. This girl is quite a floozy, as you can see, she’s not just giving leg, she’s showing a rather tasty looking thigh too!
Purple Berry Bird Pie
…early last week, a flock of starlings showed up. I say “flock” when what might be more appropriate would be “heard” because when they found the bush the whole bunch stampeded and went on a crazy feeding frenzy.
The Great White Egrets
Even though I grew up an avid “outdoors man,” spending time on boy scout camp outs and weekends on the lake, I never saw as much diversity of wildlife until I found out they all actually live downtown.
Buzz Aldrin – Lost In Space
In this shot, without saying a word, Buzz the most famous photographer of all having documented Niel Armstrong’s first steps on the moon, was saying to me, “use the flash dumb-ass.”
