Signs of Spring in Door County Day 37
Spring in Door County can bring beautiful bright blue sky days. Just remember to look up. To get the skys in your photos to look the way you remember them you can underexpose slightly to deepen the blues. Over exposure will wash them out. Or use a polarzing filter to cut out the reflections and deepen the blues.
Signs of Spring in Door County Day 36
Another red tailed hawk passes thru Door County along Cave Point Drive in Sevastopol. Photo by Len Villano. See more here
Signs of Spring in Door County Day 35
Lets go fly a kite. A fun Door County activity in spring, summer and fall – and winter if you’re a true Door Countian. Kite flying over Aclam Park in Baileys Harbor, Door County, Wisconsin. Photo by Len Villano. See more here
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Happy Earth Day from Door County – Day 34
Happy Earth Day from Door County to everyone. Get out and enjoy the day and make a contribution if you can.
- Plant a tree
- Take a hike
- Donate time and/or money
- Take a bike ride with your family
- Grow your own food and/or buy it local
- Drive less walk or bike more
- Visit http://www.earthday.org/2012
- Just get out there and have some fun
Signs of Spring in Door County Day 33
Every spring the birds start their migrations north and pass thru Door County along the way. Then pass thru again in the fall on the way back to their winter range. Red-tailed Hawk on Fence Post. Photo by Len Villano. To see more of my Spring photos and photos from the Pulse please follow the link
Signs of Spring in Door County Day 32
Spring has definitely arrived in Door County you can tell by the bright greens and yellows of new formed leaves. Photographed from atop the old ski hill in Potawatomi State Park. You can see the waters of Green Bay in the distance. Follow the link for more.
Signs of Spring in Door County Day 31
Greens of spring in Door County can be found everywhere including these lichen growing on a rock. Lichen can be fun to photograph if you look closely. Many different abstract patterns can be found with no two being the same.
Signs of Spring in Door County Day 30
The birch trees and many others have begin to show leaves which contrast nicely against their white trunk. Spring is here. Follow the link to see more
Anything Goes in Door County
The Gibraltar Players put on a wonderful presentation of Cole Porter’s musical Anything Goes last weekend April 13, 14 and 15, 2012 at the Door Community Auditorium in Fish Creek, Door County Wisconsin. With outstanding performances by Zephyr Ciesar as Reno Sweeney and Lena MacDonald as Hope Harcourt the play would have been a huge success. But add in Peter Burress as Billy Crocker, Brandon Begenschutz as Lord Evelyn Oakleigh, Anya Kopischke as Erma and a surprising performance by Logan Thomas as Moonface Martin and you have a unbeatable combination. The entire cast (too many to list here) where all extraordinary. The sets where top notch. The direction and choreography superb I could go on and on. Gibraltar High School is on a role with one outstanding musical after another. Bravo! To see more photos form the show follow the link.
Signs of Spring in Door County – Day 25
Saw this raven early this morning on Sven’s Bluff just relaxing seemingly enjoying the beautiful Door County morning. To see more signs of spring follow the link
Signs of Spring in Door County – Day 24
Even something as common as a dandelion can bring thoughts of spring and make for a wonderful photo. To see more signs of spring follow the link
Mary Beth Mattson and Seth Raddatz at TAP
Mary Beth Mattson and Seth Raddatz rocked the Third Avenue Playhouse in Sturgeon Bay, Tuesday night April 10 in a benefit concert for the Door County Humane Society. Performing original songs and some cover songs with guest appearances by Mary Beth’s mom Jeanne Kuhns and Seth’s dad Mark Raddatz it was one incredible show. If you get a chance to check this combo out you owe it to yourself to do so. To see more photos from the show follow the link.
Signs of Spring in Door County Day 20 – Happy Easter
The town of Jacksonport, Door County, Wisconsin held it’s annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 7. With loads of fun activities for the whole family. The kids had a blast. Being able to find the eggs and then exchange the eggs for fabulous prizes provided by the Jacksonport Business Association. And Joe Jarosh was on hand to serve as the Master of Ceremonies. To see more photos from the Egg Hunt follow the link























