During my lunch break yesterday I took a walk along the creek in Medford. This is the same creek that occasionally floods and gets Medford residents on the local news for a day or two.

I was pretty happy with the photos I got. Especially the two included here and the one I used as my Frapto Project 365 post yesterday “Natural Scrimshaw”.

Brian and I lugged down our tripod to the corner of Devereaux St. and Torresdale Ave. I was playing with the bracketed exposure settings on my camera to see if that would make it easier to work on High Dynamic Range imagery. A few of them came out pretty well.

I took this on February 26th, 2010 at about 7:00AM – Our storm warnings called for 6-14 inches for this area. As you can see we didn’t even hit the low end of the range. It’s hard to tell exactly how much we got since our storm included high winds so there was quite a lot of drifting.

The woman in the SUV in the lower right was my grandmother Billie Jo Medlin Boulton, the man on the left was her grandfather (my great great grandfather) Dr. Robert Tanner. The postcard above is a fairly generic picture taken from the trenches in WW I in Europe.