Darlene Campbell helps grandparents find best colors
2019-05-10 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com
Adair County Primary Center art teacher Darlene Campbell spoke on the subject of Color Analysis at the Grand Group Grandparents Support Group May 8, 2019 at the County Extension Office. She said, it’s all about determining your skin tone first. Here she holds up the pink color swatch and helps Vickie McClister find her just-right season and colors. Comments | Permalink
2019-05-10 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com
Adair County Primary Center art teacher Darlene Campbell spoke on the subject of Color Analysis at the Grand Group Grandparents Support Group May 8, 2019 at the County Extension Office. She said, it’s all about determining your skin tone first. Here she holds up the pink color swatch and helps Vickie McClister find her just-right season and colors. Comments | Permalink
The White Horse On Cane Valley Road
2019-05-10 - Greg Burton Farm, Adair County Kentucky - Photo by Robert Ellis
Robert writes, "I take notice of this white horse every time I go into town, and it's always in the back of my mind to try to photograph it while it's at the barn. While heading back home from my trip to town, I noticed since it was raining, it was hanging out at the barn. So I rushed home to get my camera. I had never noticed the barn from this perspective and everything was coming together for an interesting composition.
If I may indulge CM readers by the way of how I perceive the photo, it's this: the yellow wild flowers I was shooting through were meant to be a pleasant distraction, a temporary barrier to the second obstacle, the red out building. From there the eyes travel to the delightful barn quilt, now the horse...wait, not yet! ...then the darkness inside the barn, and the pinpoints of light that mimic the horses ears, and finally (if you're not worn out already) the reward of the beautiful white horse." --ROBERT ELLIS. (c) Robert Ellis Woodworking Comments | Permalink
2019-05-10 - Greg Burton Farm, Adair County Kentucky - Photo by Robert Ellis
Robert writes, "I take notice of this white horse every time I go into town, and it's always in the back of my mind to try to photograph it while it's at the barn. While heading back home from my trip to town, I noticed since it was raining, it was hanging out at the barn. So I rushed home to get my camera. I had never noticed the barn from this perspective and everything was coming together for an interesting composition.
If I may indulge CM readers by the way of how I perceive the photo, it's this: the yellow wild flowers I was shooting through were meant to be a pleasant distraction, a temporary barrier to the second obstacle, the red out building. From there the eyes travel to the delightful barn quilt, now the horse...wait, not yet! ...then the darkness inside the barn, and the pinpoints of light that mimic the horses ears, and finally (if you're not worn out already) the reward of the beautiful white horse." --ROBERT ELLIS. (c) Robert Ellis Woodworking Comments | Permalink
Jeff Neagle covers City Council May meeting
2019-05-10 - City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Educator, writer and athlete, Jeff Neagle, front left, was welcomed as the new Adair Progress editorial staff member covering the Columbia City Council May meeting Monday evening. He is a native of Adair County. Also pictured are Columbia's two new police officers there for introductions, Trevor Foster and Evan Burton; public comments speakers Cayce Davenport and Vonnie Kolbenschlag; Roy Rademacher with Columbia Planning and Zoning and DuoBroadband videographer John Thomas. The public is welcome to attend City Council meetings each first Monday at 6pmCT at 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY. Comments | Permalink
2019-05-10 - City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Educator, writer and athlete, Jeff Neagle, front left, was welcomed as the new Adair Progress editorial staff member covering the Columbia City Council May meeting Monday evening. He is a native of Adair County. Also pictured are Columbia's two new police officers there for introductions, Trevor Foster and Evan Burton; public comments speakers Cayce Davenport and Vonnie Kolbenschlag; Roy Rademacher with Columbia Planning and Zoning and DuoBroadband videographer John Thomas. The public is welcome to attend City Council meetings each first Monday at 6pmCT at 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY. Comments | Permalink
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