
...photo treated with Triqui Paint.

Photo by Lois Anne.

The guy who rides this motorcycle to work may be the person bagging your groceries at the local Publix supermarket. Look for a really speedy bagger.

Lawn care is a huge business in the Ocala area. The roads are filled with pickups towing trailers filled with tractors, edgers, trimmers, and all the other paraphernalia necessary for this occupation.

...one of the busiest streets in Ocala...



...also known as a "Golf and Equestrian Club." More information can be found
here.


There's a story here. We arrived late morning. Many booths had not been set up and there were very few people. I thought that was strange. Then I saw a sign which said the event began at noon. Duh! The expo was still rather dull: a few booths featuring medical facilities or products; one featuring outdoor garb and gear; a couple of artists, etc., and of course, some new cars on display - just in case one of us seniors decided to trade in the old clunker.

This one's for my Swedish friends,
Steffe at Photos from Haninge, and
Per Stromsjo at Stockholm by Pixels.
"Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again." — Henri Cartier-Bresson