Well if you haven’t seen it you should. Pretty much a camera and puppies as a live stream. Get your cuteness quota in for the day. Better hurry though, they will be adopted at some point.

So yesterday I drove to the heart of Amish country, Holmes County Ohio. I was on shoot to photograph The A & D Buggy Shop.  Daniel, the owner, operator and pretty much everythign else buys, sells, and most of all restores old horse-drawn buggies and sleighs.  They don’t come cheap either.  Once restored they cost anywhere from $4000 to $8000 and up, but for a reason.  He puts more then 250 hours into each and his work is incredibly detailed.  His craftmanship is something that just has to been shown, which is why I was there.  I pulled out the lights for this assignment and hopefully I’ll get cover shot from my shoot.  Anyway, here’s a few from the shoot.

I spent today in Perrysville, Ohio on the Ayers Dairy Farm. I was there for the Ohio Farm Bureau magazine Our Ohio. They are doing a story on the family and how they feed all the great people in this country.  Anyway, here’s a few cow photos.   Moo.

This is pretty cool, you can build a camera with an old scanner, some foam core and tape.  Check this out:

I have to say that the day after Tuesday’s election had some impressive newspaper front pages.  Want to see, well, most of them?  This page has a huge collection of them.  Some from overseas as well.  Paint me impressed.

This time Bruce Springsteen joined him, so ya, there’s a few music photos in there also