"A world of disorderly notions, picked out of his books, crowded into his imagination; and now his head was full of nothing but enchantments, quarrels, battles, challenges, wounds, complaints, amours, torments, and abundance of stuff and impossibilities." (Cervantes, Don Quixote)
Discovered by me today on Flickr, this picture was taken at the ballroom competition I attended this past Saturday evening, and clearly shows me in the upper right corner of the room, contentedly shooting away with my own camera. I got a real kick out of this little discovery.
posted by Garry Wilmore at 3:26 PM
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For me, this past week has been one for some wonderful photographs, and this one might be among my best of Miss Amanda Lee. As I mention in the story accompanying the image, she and her mother both love it, as does my wife.
posted by Garry Wilmore at 9:33 PM
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This might very well be the best dance picture I have ever taken. I captured this splendid moment last night at a ballroom dance competition sponsored by the area Fred Astaire studios, and held in Glendale, Arizona.
posted by Garry Wilmore at 9:31 PM
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Found today on the Internet while I was looking for something else, this is a link to an editorial written by William Allen White for his Emporia Gazette. Published in 1921 as an obituary for a young girl who was unknown outside her hometown, it is well worth savoring and sharing all these years later.
posted by Garry Wilmore at 10:47 AM
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I attribute this more to pure luck than to my skill as a photographer, but it is one of the most unusual pictures I have ever taken. Click on the image and read the story behind it.
posted by Garry Wilmore at 7:05 PM
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