Bill Pevlor and his family live in rural Kewaunee County, in northeast Wisconsin. Todd Lohenry had posted a number of Bill’s photos on his blog which led me to find Bill and his inspiring work. I’ve shared a few of Bill’s photos below with Bill’s permission. I encourage you to check out Bill’s site @ PopsDigital.com to see his entire collection.
“A Bright Future”
“On The Wings”
“Spring’s Serenade”
“Kewaunee in B&W”
“Boardwalk in the Fog”
These pictures are breathtaking…I have to ask tho’ – do you ever sleep?
Good morning friend. One could ask you the same question, no?
Perhaps…but I think I bow to your limitless energy capacity…:-)
Check back with me at 1pm (nap time)
They are all gorgeous, but I especially love the red flowers.
Yes. Recommend you sift through Bill’s archives on his site. Many inspiring shots…so many I had a hard time picking my favorites.
Wow, amazing photos! Love them!
Yes, Bill’s terrific.
I’ll opt for the sandhill cranes as my favourite.
Great choice…
Very nice. I went through his archives and I agree, favorites are hard to pick as they are all good! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
Simply amazing pictures David, what a find. Thank you for sharing and enjoy your Sunday.
Thanks Tina. He is amazing.
Love them, especially the top pic.
My fav too…thanks.
This photog has an eye. Thanks for the share David.
Completely agree…
Wonderful David! Thx to you (and Bill) for this “visual smorgasbord” to start my day! As for favorites, I’m captivated by the rich, atmospheric “film noir” quality of “Boardwalk in the Fog.”
I had a hard time picking my fav Lori. Figured I’d list them with something bright before ending in Fog.
All good. What a talent he has…
Amazing pix! Thanks for sharing Bill’s work.
Hi Jay, yes, agree. Thanks.
Beautiful!
Yes!
I’m blessed to say that Bill is a good friend and mentor. I’m glad you two connected and are introducing his stellar work to your readers, too…
Thanks for the intro Todd. Much obliged.
Reblogged this on Todd's Perspective and commented:
Bill Pevlor’s fame is spreading…
These are all breathtaking! I could see your difficulty in choosing these. They are all fabulously done. Thank you for sharing Bill’s talented artistry.
Agree. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I’m sure Bill will appreciate it (if he happens to cycle down the comments)
These are stunning. I didn’t already have enough sites to visit online that consume my time that could be spent – oh, I don’t know – reading? playing the piano? cooking? even cleaning the house? – so thanks for directing me to yet one more awesome, inspirational space, Dave
Seriously. Thanks. I’ve got it bookmarked.
Me too (too many sites bookmarked). Stay tuned LaDona – have post coming on internet addiction.
I most vehemently deny that it is an addiction.
Ha! Lack of acknowledgement of a problem exists, is the first warning sign. You could be in huge trouble here.
Not admitting anything here – but I found it a bit disconcerting yesterday when I was reading the newspaper IN PRINT (hard copy, the pages that get the fingers inky) and I kept looking for the LIKE button…
Now that is FUNNY!
Stunning photos.
Yes they are Alex. I was captivated.
I have enjoyed immensely reading your blog. As a writer I know you will understand if I am absent from making comments for a couple of months. I have two books I’m writing and the push is on to get them finished…so with only 24 hours in the day, I am going to continue to read and like, but my comments will be limited to replies for those who comment on my blog…thanks for the grace.
Be encouraged!
Stephen, thank you for sharing your thoughts and following. I’m humbled. Let me know when you finish your book – would love to read…
David – thank you for exposing my work to your loyal followers. And thank you to all who had such kind words. I am humbled by your graciousness…and inspired to go snap a few more.
I would have responded sooner but I didn’t know of this post until I ran into Todd today and he mentioned it.
For those who like roses…I have a dandy coming up in a day or two.
HI Bill. The pleasure it all mine (and all of the others) who had the opportunity to appreciate your work. Incredible…Thanks for sharing. And look forward to the roses.
How wonderfully these photos cause me to “lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help: My help cometh from the Lord!”
I’m grateful for you putting me in the path of Mr. Pevlor. Wonderful. Thank you.