Three years ago in the thick of the pandemic, my co-producer wife Trudy and I started countering our cabin fever by scouting potential film locations. During these outings we capture images from our beautiful and historical southwest Ohio/northern Kentucky area. I posted a few galleries of these images in ’20 and ’21, and figured it was time to share some of the shots we’ve done since then. Have a great weekend, friends, and maybe even scout a few locations of your own!
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Mitch Teemley 
A couple of those pictures of Bike Trail don’t look very bike friendly.
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;>) They’re alongside the trail, but not on it. I love the graffittied old railway bridge that runs beside the trail at one point.
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Wow, those are all really great photos 🙌
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Thank you.
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All look like spectacular locations, Mitch. I’m intrigued by the bee hive (?) in the tree. Around here about all you’ll find in a tree is a Walmart bag. Have a great weekend.
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;>) You too, Kellye.
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year ’22 missing
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Not really, Rudy. Quite a few of these pictures were taken in 2022.
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as of 45 46 47
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so have you started writing the scripts for these?
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One completed, Andrew, and several others in development.
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That surely is a beautiful part of this grand country.
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Fabulous pictures, Mitch. In the photo of the Promont bedroom, one wonders how anyone could have gotten a good night’s sleep with all the visual stimulation going on in the room!
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;>) That’s the Victorian era for you!
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That was such a great idea to while away the pandemic shutdown with!
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I never take for granted how photography like this can take us to places and people we may never see in person. Thanks for sharing! 😍✨
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My pleasure!
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How nice it would be to travel in space like an astronaut.😊
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Great shots, Mitch! Love the old steamboat and locomotives! Have a great weekend!
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Thanks, Nancy, you too !
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What awesome pics, Mitch! I have to share something: oddly, I might forget where I put my keys 30 minutes ago but yet, I remember you and Trudy taking this drive! I’m weird that way. Lol. Such beautiful sites to see and imagine in movie settings! But my favorites are the astronauts!
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;>) Thanks, Karla!
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It’s my pleasure, Mitch! Please take care! Many blessings!!
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What a gorgeous gallery of photos! You truly do live in a beautiful part of the country and you clearly have the necessary “artist’s eye” needed to capture that beauty. A few of these locations begin to suggest their own storylines, don’t they?
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They do indeed, Russell.
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So many lovely places. Thanks for the virtual trip.
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My pleasure, Jennie.
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Love Cincinnati. Went to college there and lived in Lawrenceburg for a year afterwards. Thanks for the memories.
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That Sorg Mansion & gate reminds me of the movie The Haunting with Liam Neeson. That bike trail is scary looking.
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The Sorg Mansion oozes character! The bike trail is lovely, actually, and very popular; the close-ups are of an old (not-in-use) railroad bridge that runs alongside it for a short stretch. I like the personality lent to them by the rotting wood and graffitti.
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Ah. Ok. So, the railroad bridge isn’t part of the bike trail. Gotcha…
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Mitch, are all these pictures taken by you/Trudy? Wow, what a lot of experiences they represent.
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Yes, they are, Oneta. And, yes, quite a few outings represented here.
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There is a potential for some places indeed.
Great pictures!
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Thanks!
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Beautiful, so many neat shots. Perhaps my favorite might be the trunk (limb?) out over the slough with the short step rails.
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Yes! I don’t know who took the trouble to nail those planks there, along with the lines for holding onto, but naturally, being an eternal kid, I had to walk all the way out!
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All look like spectacular locations, Mitch. I’m intrigued by the bee hive (?) in the tree. Around here about all you’ll find in a tree is a Walmart bag. Have a great weekend.
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I think it’s a bald-faced hornet’s nest, Max.
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That is one amazing gallery. The train! Superb.
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Thank you!
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Gorgeous pictures!
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Thank you, Gail!
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Hi Mitch, great selection of photos! Interesting angles. The tree branch with a steps remind me of the book “Separate Peace.”
Thank you for subscribing to my blog.
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My pleasure, Esther, good to hear back from you. ‘A Separate Peace’ is a marvellous book, isn’t it?
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It’s a wonderful story to revisit!
Hope you have a great day and good start to the March month. 🙂
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