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Terry Mayer Photography When I was 7 years old, I had the lucky opportunity to travel to Mount Rushmore with my grandparents. Air Force jet during refueling runs.

Before we left on our journey, my grandmothers gave me a camera.

“Take some photos when you are there!”

As is typical at tourist attractions, everyone stood at the edge of the guardrail, carefully focusing and framing the scene of the Mount Rushmore National Memorial that lay before them in their camera’s viewfinders. Although I was only 7, I distinctly remember thinking I want to photograph som

ething different. Being the adventurous kid that I was, I climbed up on the guardrail and took a photo of the reflection of the memorial in the gift shop window. When we returned home from the trip and everyone’s film had been developed, it was obvious my image was different from everyone else’s. I’ve been passionate about capturing the unique view ever since. Photojournalism has given me some great experiences in life. I have documented humanitarian efforts to build a school in Honduras and have been able to show readers an insider’s view of a U.S. I have photographed people from all walks of life including U2’s Bono and Paul McCartney, a U.S. president and even a man who built a museum honoring Hitler. And, of course, I have also focused my camera on my family and the events that have unfolded in their lives. As a photojournalist, I cover sports, features, spot news and illustrations. The subject matter changes daily but my goal doesn’t: to find a way to show the story in a unique way that inspires the readers.

04/03/2025

March 4, 2025
Photo 63
“1939 John Deere H”
Inclement weather and a general feeling of lethargy led me to seek refuge indoors. Nonetheless, I desired to create something artistic. This image was captured from within my truck, showcasing raindrops on the windshield and the tractor subtly visible in the background.

03/03/2025

March 3, 2025
Photo 62
“1939 John Deere H”
I am unfamiliar with the function of this gear. During an examination of the tractor's underside, I found this gear, which is missing a cover, as well as several other components. If you can provide information about this part and its purpose, please leave a comment.

02/03/2025

March 2, 2025
Photo 61
“1939 John Deere H”
While out walking the dogs this morning, I observed a considerable amount of frost accumulation on the vintage tractor. Following the completion of the dogs' excursion, I promptly proceeded to capture a photograph. The frost on the ground was dissipating rapidly, whereas the frost on the tractor remained intact. This image showcases substantial frost on the bolt head, which was situated in the shade, thereby preserving its size, and features a well-composed arrangement.

02/03/2025

March 1, 2025
Photo 60
“1939 John Deere H”
My desire for today was simply a black and white photograph.

28/02/2025

February 28, 2025
Photo 59
“1939 John Deere H”
I really really wanted clouds in the photograph for today. Big fluffy clouds with a blue sky and the good Lord provided both. I realize that taking 365 photographs of the same subject each day may have some with similarities. Each will be uniquely different and their own photo.

27/02/2025

February 27, 2025
Photo 58
“1939 John Deere H”
This photograph presents a detailed view of the tractor's left side, emphasizing the rear wheel. The bold colors of yellow, green, and blue create a striking visual effect. The yellow hub and green base floor form a naturalistic composition, complemented by the blue sky.

26/02/2025

February 26, 2025
Photo 57
“1939 John Deere H”
To effectively capture the sky in today's photo, I positioned myself low and in front of the tractor, angling my camera upwards. This technique enabled me to achieve the desired outcome. While reviewing the photos, I noticed a resemblance between the image and an apartment complex or industrial building.

26/02/2025

February 25, 2025
Photo 56
“1939 John Deere H”
Contrary to the pleasant weather conditions, I selected a black and white image for today. The outcome showcases a pleasing contrast between the darkened background and the bright, illuminated sky and emblems on the tractor.

24/02/2025

February 24, 2025
Photo 55
“1939 John Deere H”
This perspective from beneath the front grille showcases a captivating interplay of light and shadow, yielding a striking contrast and rich color tone.

24/02/2025

February 23, 2025
Photo 54
“1939 John Deere H” With the anticipated warm-up this week, it is likely that this will be the last of the icicles hanging from rusty bolts for awhile. The icicle formed around the bolt, presenting a nice contrast in texture to the rough steel frame behind the smooth, clear ice.

22/02/2025

February 22, 2025
Photo 53
“1939 John Deere H”
The snow has either fallen off or melted off the tractor by the time I took my photo today. However, I discovered an icicle hanging from the underside frame of the tractor. I captured the photo from a top-down perspective, which reminded me of the Grand Canyon, complete with a stream running through the canyon.

21/02/2025

February 21, 2025
Photo 52
“1939 John Deere H”
The warmer weather today initiated the melting process of the snow and ice. As I approached the tractor, I observed the melted water dripping from the back axle, its appearance reminiscent of sea coral due to the rust and paint.

20/02/2025

February 20, 2025
Photo 51
“1939 John Deere H”
During a routine inspection of the tractor's gas cap today, I found a bird's nest inside, suggesting the presence of a hole in the tank. I plan to keep the area under observation throughout the year to see if any birds will utilize the nest for egg-laying.

19/02/2025

February 19, 2025
Photo 50
“1939 John Deere H”
Yesterday, I observed an icicle suspended from the tire but opted for the alternative I had selected. As I approached the tractor today, I attempted to locate the icicle once more, but it had vanished. During the process of capturing additional photographs, I rediscovered the icicle, which had become detached and was standing upright in the snow. In order to capture this photograph.

18/02/2025

February 18, 2025
Photo 49
“1939 John Deere H”
A cold weather advisory has been issued again. To take this photo, I had to brave the snow drifts, remove my gloves, and adjust my hood, which kept getting in the way. The ice on the tractor's frame caught my attention, and I captured the image. Later, while reviewing the photos, I noticed a bolt head in the background, which proved to be a nice addition.

17/02/2025

February 17, 2025
Photo 48
“1939 John Deere H”
To capture this image, I had to kneel on the road in today's cold weather, resulting in a photograph that makes the tractor appear to be emerging from a snowy landscape.

17/02/2025

February 16, 2025
Photo 47
“1939 John Deere H”
I found this image to be somewhat deceptive at first. It initially appeared to be a beach scene with the sun setting and waves crashing against the shore. However, upon closer inspection, it is actually snow on the tractor's hood and
the radiator cap, with the sun setting in the background.

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