Oregon Water Power & Railroad Co. @ SE 13th - Sellwood. #portland #history #holman #sellwood #oregon #train #railroad
Oregon Water Power & Railroad Co. @ SE 13th - Sellwood. #portland #history #holman #sellwood #oregon #train #railroad
Walking the Sellwood Bridge before they moved it over. #portland #oregon #bridge #instanw #stroll (at Sellwood Bridge)
Morning stroll in the neighborhood.
Florida Theatre 2 #instagram #jacksonville #notmuchyou #vintage #theater #elvis (Taken with Instagram at The Florida Theatre)
Winter finally arrives in Madison, WI. (Taken with Instagram at Vilas Communication Hall)
“Does the hotel have a bar?” I ask. “Yes, right behind you.” I like Omaha already.
by Todd Witter
Every year, Americans throw away more than 300 million outdated lap tops, cell phones, printers, broken computer monitors and old television sets. But only 18-percent of all that electronic waste is recycled, according to the EPA. Hoping to cut down on the growing mountain of high-tech trash, two dozen states have passed laws that require the electronics industry to pay to set up recycling programs. But navigating this patchwork of legislation has been a challenge.
By Todd Witter
Muddled
By Todd Witter
Tim Davis is a woodworking artist in Spring Green, Wisconsin. He makes muddlers by hand. What’s a muddler? It’s the tool a bartender uses to crush the orange, cherry and sugar cube in Wisconsin’s favorite drink, the brandy old fashioned.
This was produced by Wisconsin Public Television for their program, “In Wisconsin.”
John S Lens, Float Film, No Flash, Taken with Hipstamatic
by Todd Witter
album Wisconsin Life
By Todd Witter
The fifth annual Steel Bridge Songfest takes place this weekend in Sturgeon Bay. It’s a collection of performances to benefit the rehabilitation of the Michigan Street Steel Bridge. Wisconsin Life producer Todd Witter traveled there and discovered more than a simple bridge.
(via wilife)
by Todd Witter
album Wisconsin Life
Michael Perry Crows Over Chickens:
By Todd Witter
Wisconsin author and musician Michael Perry loves his farm and its critters. Wisconsin Life producer Todd Witter spent some time with Perry and his chickens in Fall Creek, WI.
Hornbecker Lens, AO DLX Film, No Flash, Taken with Hipstamatic
Chunky Lens, Cano Cafenol Film, No Flash, Taken with Hipstamatic
Bettie XL Lens, Ina’s 1935 Film, No Flash, Taken with Hipstamatic