Black and White – Page 66 – photography from the Chesapeake Bay watershed by Bill Emory

Look3

Look3 — Look3, three days, three artists, photo-festival in Charlottesville. Exhilarating and exhausting.

Soth and Weegee

Look3 — Alec Soth and Weegee #look3festival

honey wagon

septage hauler

Guard cat

cat sign — Canvassing on Franklin Street

snake in a bucket

unidentified reptile — found while gardening

CHO Ambassadors

dueling golfcarts — Two months after removing fountain-side benches in an effort to curb panhandling and alleged inappropriate behavior on the Downtown Mall, city officials say they are taking another step toward making Charlottesville a safe, welcoming place. City Councilors recently voted to adopt a Downtown Ambassadors pilot program–Laura Ingles

How is that program working out?

4th Street SE

I am glad that Richard Millhouse Nixon is still on peoples minds. Environmentalist!

magical mystery tour

environmental protection area — May 15 Woolen Mills residents take a guided tour of the environmental protection area next to Moores Creek with Andrea Terry of RWSA. Native people lived just north of here. Split when Europeans arrived.

four days late- Chelydra serpentina

Chelydra serpentina — Chelydra serpentina, four days late to the party, world turtle day, May 23. Organizers were not surprised.
“Timeliness is not a concern, we are an association of Turtles.”

caterpillar and oak

midway through the pas de deu starring a Caterpillar 315CL Trackhoe, and a Takeuchi TL130 multi-terrain loader. Fortunately caterpillars love oaks. — Midway through the pas de deu starring a Caterpillar 315CL Trackhoe, and a Takeuchi TL130 multi-terrain loader. Fortunately caterpillars love oaks.