Another assortment of photographs from the daily walks in Taylor, Texas.   There continues to be some angst about offering up too many shots, but as mentioned, a whole bunch are taken over a five-day period.   One wonders if it might be better to post something every couple of days.   A personal philosophy is that the audience is lost when slinging too much out there.   One morning was filled with mist and fog.   It was good to see a photographer snapping away at Murphy Park.  Hopefully he got some good photographs.  Squirrels, dogs, cats, plants, sometimes people.  Just stuff, friends.

Photographs taken tonight along Main Street in Georgetown, Texas as Halloween trick-or-treaters flock  to this community from all over Central Texas.   The folks along Main Street in Georgetown’s Old Town district are very welcoming.  

Photographs offered are from the Adults With Disabilities Dance, held Friday evening at the Georgetown Community Center in San Gabriel Park.   The dance, hosted by Georgetown Parks & Recreation, is always inspiring. Attendees were adults 18 or older with physical or cognitive issues.    It’s the kind of one-on-one community journalism where this old photojournalist feels right at home.

Just a few raptors seen so far the past few weeks near home.

While there isn’t always a theme, tonight it’s just about trees.   Let’s leave it at that, friends.

This hawk photograph is from a few weeks ago, on a lightly-travelled country road south of Granger.   Can you identify her?   Buteo Hawk, Swainson’s Hawk, Ferruginous Hawk?   Or something else?

A   view of the San Gabriel River tonight while driving along Granger Dam Road.  It’s a road driven quite a few times, but  when the light is working its magic it’s an impeccable view.   A day of clouds might’ve helped a bit.

Evening hour light is enchanting.   Photography is truly about the essence of light.  A few are included here.  The church is St. James Episcopal Church in Taylor, dating back to the late-1800s.   It’s just about the light.

It’s always inspiring to see farmers working well past the last light of day.   It’s a quiet time, a good time to be outside.   This farmer was putting in the time last night in a field south of Granger, Texas.  During daylight you’d see a jumble of power lines and poles spreading across the landscape.   Darkness minimizes that distraction.  That’s an 8370 RT John Deere tractor.

A Waning Gibbous moon, at 99% visibility, managed to break through the clouds for a brief appearance tonight.  Near the upper right-hand portion is a little red dot.  That’s an aircraft passing by.