Shadows of the Industrial Age
Here is an artsified version of a photo I took at Henry Ford’s Greenfield Village a few years ago. I think it is a good illustration of the now disappearing industrial age. Continue reading Shadows of the Industrial Age
Here is an artsified version of a photo I took at Henry Ford’s Greenfield Village a few years ago. I think it is a good illustration of the now disappearing industrial age. Continue reading Shadows of the Industrial Age
I once was talking to my boss about possibly designing something that was approaching state-of-the-art, but I wasn’t sure it could be done. He said,
“We don’t mind you taking risks as long as you never fail.” Continue reading Quotes – Never Tried Anything New…
During my 55 years of traveling across America, I have taken thousands of pictures, and have only managed to show you a small portion of them. I came up with a couple of ideas to partially alleviate that. But then again, maybe the primary reason for these new subjects is that I want to get my mind off all the insanity presently going on inside the Beltway. 🤬 Continue reading Core 4 – Spotlight & InSearchOfAmerica
This was one of my first artsy images. It was created in 2017. It certainly deserves a place on my Clothesline Art wall. As the title says it was taken on the St. Lawrence River. Click HERE if you want to see the complete story Continue reading Sunrise Fisherman
I recently published another In-Depth report here at RJsCorner. It is about the 78 days between my wife’s last heart attack and her death. It was probably the most stressful time of my life. I learned a lot of lessons that will be valuable about what to do, and not do, when it comes my time. For those who don’t have ready access to my blog top menu, click HERE to see it. Continue reading In-Depth Report — End of Life Trauma
I want to make it absolutely clear that this post is not about the southern border of the U.S. Although, in some ways it is. Instead, it is about the church and the walls built in God’s name. Continue reading Building Walls
This time of year I am usually struggling with depression. The winter weather usually gives me cabin fever and the ice and snow compound on top of that. But, this year is different. Continue reading I Am At Peace…
This picture is a lithographed version of one I took in downtown Chicago in July 2011. I think it was near the Chicago Art Institute. Continue reading Chicago Stoplights…
I have been putting out “Wordless Wednesday” posts for some time now, so it’s time I made it official. Except for today, these posts are without words. The pictures speak for themselves. Continue reading Wordless Wednesday – Explained
Bursting Outside The Box Experimenting with colors to set a mood. These do seem like happy colors, don’t they? Continue reading Doodles – Happy Swirls
What is the point of “I will pray for you” when you have the power to help and you do nothing? Continue reading I Will Pray For You
I happen to be browsing through photos from my “RJ Walters & Company” years between 2000-2006. They brought back some pleasant memories. I had just retired from my 30-year corporate life and decided to try commercial woodworking. All the pictures … Continue reading Just A Quick Look At Yesteryear…
I still remember that November morning in 2012 when I walked outside and saw this image. I had seen that view thousands of times in our 21 years stay at the country homestead. I was in awe of the beauty. … Continue reading Good Morning Sunshine
CLA14- Canadian Windmill Continue reading The Most Unique (Wordless Wednesday)
This swirlized version of a Begonia plant was just a 3-leaved version a year ago when I bought it and put it on my plant shelf in my RetCom apartment patio door. It is now a six-inch plant with too many leaves to even count. Continue reading Dreaming of Begonias