Name That Drainage !

From a little XC ski trip I took last weekend

Ken

Opener

Well, I have been fortunate to find you all here in cyberspace and I am grateful that you have developed this forum to share our love of the photographic medium of expression. I am equally grateful that I live in our beautiful town of Livingston. I actually grew up here and after being gone for a few years, have found myself squarely planted back in the footprints of my roots, although slightly larger now. Anyway, I have been trying to figure out how I was going to begin to share the things i do with a camera with you and in my conundrum of sorting through thousands of possible emotions and wild expressions in my graphical file folder of the minds eye, I became quite sure that I couln't come up with one other thing than the most recent work I have completed. So, in an effort to introduce myself as a graphic artist and also to give a slight nudge to the amazing musical talents of my brother; I have provided the following. I hope you enjoy and i pray that no-one is offended by the potentially extreme graphical nature of this image. I will disclose that no photographers or photographic equipment was harmed in the making of this image. :-)

Enjoy and I look forward to chatting with and sharing our love of photography well into the future!!!

Kind regards,

Eric

Lake Placid

Here are a few shots from my recent pilgramage to play hockey in the Olympic Arena in Lake Placid, NY. It's such a great town....still thriving, almost 30 years after the Olympics. The ski jumps are just outside of town, as well as the Biathalon course, Luge, Bobsled etc. There are still people from all over the world competing there throughout the season.

The Bobsled is open to the public. My brother did it, and he said that he felt his body being left behind and he will never do it again. He was terrified. Still is.