The "Checking Out My New Pinterest Account!" Story

It was an ordinary day.  Checking my Pinterest site to see what might have been added in the past couple of months.  Seems it has grown quite a bit since I last posted anything to it.  What was once my board with maybe a dozen categories such as Black and White Favs, Autos, The Classics, Faces of the World and World of Globes now has many new categories such as Exercise, Food, Jewelry, Hand Painted Stones and Desserts.  And it is now known as Larry & Carol Woods.  Hey, no big deal since I don't spend much time on it anymore.  But, my site has quite a few really neat pins to it; many of which have been added by Carol.  So, my recent visit had me picking out 20 of my favorites from the many categories.  Thought I would share them with you and if you too like them, you may want to visit "our" Pinterest account and take a look.  Click photographs to enlarge them while viewing.  It was another extraordinary day in the life of an ordinary guy.

This is a photo I took years ago in Barbados.  It is on the Pinterest page called "My Favs".

I love the colors and the softness of the photo.  Did you see the flowers in the water droplets?

All the children of the world!

So simple, but must have been impossible to locate and photograph.

Unbelievable photograph!

Age makes us look wise.  So many age lines...so wise!

If you have never tried to photograph hummingbirds, you have no idea how hard it must have been to take this photograph.

Cute!

I love many of my own photos.  This is another from Pinel Island in the Caribbean.

Not sure if they actually caught the scene in the eye as a reflection...or did it in photoshop.

Carol and I have a cat with feet exactly like these.  Remarkable coloring.

Lines make this photo...

...just as the black and white image on the door makes this one. 

I have always loved maps and globes and this really drew my attention.

Can there really be a place that looks like this.  I would love to go there!

Brought back memories of my childhood when we would look for the allusive praying mantis.

Another surreal scene.  Must have been shot with a Polarizing filter on the lens.

I hope you are able to enlarge this to check out the immense detail in the feathers.

Another one of my photographs taken in Barbados of a late afternoon fisherwoman.

Truly majestic!!