Editors’ note: Christopher (or as I like to call him “CJA”) has provided us with another fine collection of pictures. We believe that the beholders will agree to the excellence in and of CJA’s eye.
(On some services the header image is not included–for those of you who are unfortunate that way, I include the train a second time because it should not be missed–Leila)
Not everything is a rerun this month–oh no, no. And today we are pleased to present another stunning collection of photographs taken by Christopher J Ananias. “CJA”–as I like to refer to him, has a keen eye for words and the world–Leila
All photographs provided by our esteemed DWB
Christopher takes pictures as well as he writes, which is saying a lot. So in keeping with the old adage of words and pictures, we present his latest Springs’ gallery–LA
(Co-Editor note: Welcome to November. The Dogs of Chicago know the forecast and will share it in these fine series of images provided by DWB–LA)
(Co-Editor note: It is that time of year again, perhaps the best. “Seems odd that we should celebrate the macabre” is one of the dumbest lines I think I have ever heard. “Behold the beyond” is probably closer to the spirit and Spirits of this time of year. That, and the happy fact that Co-Editor DWB will be taking the controls for the rest of this fine month!–LA)
(All images provided by DWB and the unseen)
Today we take another trip through our gallery of images. These have been provided by our esteemed Co-Editor, Dale Williams Barrigar, who has a wonderfully crooked eye!–Leila
Earlier this week, Christopher published three stories on the Springs, which included his own photography. Christopher has generously provided this site with many of his pictures, which we will share five at a time, one per month, because, as the cliche goes, a picture is worth a thousand words. On some servers the pictures might touch. If I knew what to do about that you wouldn’t be reading this sentence, now would you?–LA
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