Congratulations to Denise and Al Owens
2024-10-16 - Taylor County, KY - Photo from family collection
Denise Railley and Big Al Owens were wed at Swans Landing in Campbellsville on Sunday October 13, 2024 at 4pm by Reverend Bobby Bowe of Columbia. Best man was Charlie Lampley and the bridesmaid was Latia Spann-McWhorter. In attendance for the bride were her parents Gerald and Nellie Railley, Jasmyne McWhorter, Travis and Becky Railley and Brae Railley. Attending for the groom were his Mom, Eula Goetz, and Charlie and Chasidy Lampley. The newlyweds will make their home in Columbia. Comments | Permalink
2024-10-16 - Taylor County, KY - Photo from family collection
Denise Railley and Big Al Owens were wed at Swans Landing in Campbellsville on Sunday October 13, 2024 at 4pm by Reverend Bobby Bowe of Columbia. Best man was Charlie Lampley and the bridesmaid was Latia Spann-McWhorter. In attendance for the bride were her parents Gerald and Nellie Railley, Jasmyne McWhorter, Travis and Becky Railley and Brae Railley. Attending for the groom were his Mom, Eula Goetz, and Charlie and Chasidy Lampley. The newlyweds will make their home in Columbia. Comments | Permalink
Tiny prisoner dressed up for Pooch Parade
2024-10-16 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Jackie Montgomery
The little dog prisoner was dressed for his role and under heavy guard at the Downtown Days Pooch Parade Saturday. Comments | Permalink
2024-10-16 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Jackie Montgomery
The little dog prisoner was dressed for his role and under heavy guard at the Downtown Days Pooch Parade Saturday. Comments | Permalink
Travel: Waterfall along the Columbia River Gorge Highway
2024-10-16 - Oregon - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com
Robert writes, "While waterfalls are beautiful, I have generally found capturing that beauty in camera, to be just ok; never to be an adequate reflection of what the eyes are truly seeing. Oftentimes, it seems for me anyways, my goal is to try to include as much of the surroundings in the photo as possible, in an attempt to balance the overpowering effect a waterfall can have, dominating a photograph.
Here, walking along the trail I'm coming up on the base of a tall waterfall (nearly all the waterfalls we saw that day were tall). The hint of fall colors, the group of five trees on the left of the photo, with one sweeping over the creek--and of course the flowing creek with the first glimpse of the falls--provided me with one of my favorite images of the trip." Comments | Permalink
2024-10-16 - Oregon - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com
Robert writes, "While waterfalls are beautiful, I have generally found capturing that beauty in camera, to be just ok; never to be an adequate reflection of what the eyes are truly seeing. Oftentimes, it seems for me anyways, my goal is to try to include as much of the surroundings in the photo as possible, in an attempt to balance the overpowering effect a waterfall can have, dominating a photograph.
Here, walking along the trail I'm coming up on the base of a tall waterfall (nearly all the waterfalls we saw that day were tall). The hint of fall colors, the group of five trees on the left of the photo, with one sweeping over the creek--and of course the flowing creek with the first glimpse of the falls--provided me with one of my favorite images of the trip." Comments | Permalink
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