Not so Scary Black Cat (and sister)

Not so Scary Black Cat (and sister) - Otherwise known as Karma and Drexie. (Drexie is mostly out of the photo; she was grooming Karma.)

St. Petersburg Coliseum - Throwback Thursday

St. Petersburg Coliseum - Throwback Thursday

Tree, Sunset

Tree, Sunset - Sun was setting,and the trees in front of the lit-up tree were already in shadows, except for this tall one that was catching the last rays.

Salt Creek Artworks

Salt Creek Artworks - Part of a series

Salt Creek Artwork Sign



Jack Barrett was one of the artists at Salt Creek. Jack died several years before Salt Creek closed, but his studio had remained open after his 2008 death.



The next photos were from the final show (titled Finale) at Salt Creek.

Trees, digital photography

Trees, digital photography

Can also be viewed at Robin Shwedo Productions on the digital photography page. This photo, as well as most of the photos on this blog (and at the production website) can be purchased. Check the above website for details.

Halloween Scarecrows (Decorations)

Halloween Scarecrows (Decorations)

Pumpkin Patch

Pumpkin Patch

Pumpkin Patch in Pinellas Park



White Pumpkin



Scarecrow



Sign



Ugly Pumpkins



White Pumpkin, 2

Paul

Paul - Today is the 8th anniversary of Paul's death. I still miss you, Paul.

MLK Parade - Throwback Thursday

MLK Parade - Throwback Thursday - From two of St. Petersburg, Fla.'s Martin Luther King Parades.

To buy a print copy of this photo, check here for prices, then here to contact, unless listed as NFS (not for sale).

From the 2012 parade. NFS







From the 2009 parade. NFS



Rah-Sun Roberts, with Bethune Cookman marching band NFS



NFS

African Journalists

African Journalists - In honor of the journalists coming to the Poynter Institute next week. While they were originally scheduled to visit the University of South Florida St. Petersburg, concerns over Ebola raised by faculty, students and staff caused USFSP to cancel. The Poynter Institute is located at 801 3rd Street South, St. Pete, across the street from USFSP.

The photos were taken around 2010.

You can read more either at the Health News Florida summary or the Poynter's news release.)

Kayaking on Salt Creek

Kayaking on Salt Creek

Professor Thomas Hallock, of the University of South Florida St. Petersburg, with one of his Nature Writing classes on a field (?) trip. During the spring semester, Hallock's class helps clean part of the creek, and reading/writing about the environment.



Students kayaking

Over-Grown Celtic-Knottish Tree

Over-Grown Celtic-Knottish Tree - Tree from Friday's photo, overgrown with vines.

Checking out the Butterflies

Checking out the Butterflies

Palm Tree, Tampa Bay, St. Pete Pier

Palm Tree, Tampa Bay, St. Pete Pier - the non-digital verion of July 30's photo.

Tree, Celtic Knot-ish

Tree, Celtic Knot-ish

Tree, Palmettos, Boyd Hill Preserve, B&W

Tree, Palmettos, Boyd Hill Preserve, B&W - Throwback Thursday from February 18. This photo, and others on this blog, can be found at Robin Shwedo Productions. Most of the photos here, and at RSP, can be purchased. (Note: These make great gifts!)

Anyone Lose a Helmet?

Anyone Lose a Helmet? - Riding helmet attached to power pole was apparently lost along a dirt path used for horse back riding. The helmet stayed attached to the pole for close to a week before someone removed it.

Brightly Colored Homes

Brightly Colored Homes - near the old Salt Creek Artworks

Field, Foggy Morning

Field, Foggy Morning

Pretty in Pink

Pretty in Pink - Flowering plant, University of South Florida St. Petersburg

Bookends

Bookends - Taken during an anti-war protest, Largo, Florida, maybe 2009 - 2010. Woman on left was holding up sign for traffic, after talking with woman on right...

Reflections, Canal "Waterfall"

Reflections, Canal "Waterfall"

Lunch, Haven of Rest - Throwback Thursday

Lunch, Haven of Rest - Throwback Thursday

Fair Food, Evening

Fair Food, Evening - July 3, 2011

Alligator

Alligator

Father & Son

Father & Son - circa 2004

Clothesline Project

Clothesline Project - Some of these photos have been posted on this blog before, as well as in the documentary archives of Robin Shwedo Productions.

The Clothesline Project started in 1990 on Cape Cod, MA to bring attention to domestic violence.

PLEASE NOTE: If you, or someone you know is being abused and/or otherwise affected by domestic violence, please call for help. Call 911 where available (or, if you're outside the U.S., your local emergency number); if your area does not have 911, try to memorize the local police emergency phone number. Other numbers are here: Hotline Phone Numbers

Domestic Violence Hotline:

800.621.HOPE (4673)

Crime Victims Hotline:

866.689.HELP (4357)

Rape & Sexual Assault Hotline:

212.227.3000

TDD phone number for all hotlines:

866.604.5350

You can also check out The National Domestic Violence Hotline or call the hotline at 1−800−799−7233 or TTY 1−800−787−3224. (If you're being abused, be aware that computer use can be monitored, even if you shut the computer down. If you're able to check from a safe computer - at libraries, computer cafes, a friend's computer - that can be a great option.)

One of the clubs at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg brought part of the Clothesline Project to the USFSP campus several years ago. The first few photos are from USFSP.







This is part of the group that brought the Clothesline Project to USFSP. THANKS, EVERYONE!



The remainder of these were taken at a park in St. Petersburg, Florida.