Read F8 - The My Final Photo Newsletter
Emergency Retrieval
Westerville firefighters help a father retrieve his infant son after the car was accidentally locked with the child inside. (My Final Photo for January 30, 2026.)
Winter Sunset At Yarnell’s
Late-afternoon winter light falls on snow-covered fields and the barns at Yarnell Farm. (My Final Photo for January 29, 2026)
Arctic Westerville
Arctic Westerville – Sledders and snowboarders gather atop the snow-covered hill at Alum Creek Park South late Wednesday afternoon, where single-digit temperatures have turned the packed snow into ice, making for faster, more thrilling rides. (My Final Photo for January 28, 2026.)
Crosswalk Requires A Stretch
A woman stretches across a chest-high pile of plowed snow to press the pedestrian crossing button at State and College on Tuesday afternoon.
At Home, Snow Storm Leftovers
Today’s Blue Plate Special, while hunkering in a cold corner at home, was a double cheeseburger, mini corndogs, and jalapeño chips. My Final Photo for January 26, 2026.
Uptown Eight
A metal ruler shows nearly eight inches of snow piled atop a sidewalk table outside Whit’s Frozen Custard in Uptown Westerville on Sunday afternoon as steady snowfall blanketed the area. (My Final Photo for January 25, 2026)
Westerville Gothic
Jules and Kyle Whisler pose with the antique skis and poles they bought Saturday, several hours before a forecast predicting as much as 15 inches os snow in some parts of Ohio. Although both are avid skiers, the set is intended for decoration in a room in their home. (My Final Photo for January 24, 2026)
Yes, we have no bananas
Bananas in the produce section of Meijer on Maxtown are sold out as people prepare their pantries for a winter storm forecast for the weekend. My Final Photo for January 23, 2026.
Reasons To Celebrate
Friends enjoy conversation, wine, and a stream of warm sunset light streaming across their table at Good Vibes in Uptown. My Final Photo for January 22, 2026.
Walkway Windows
Framed by plastic-covered windows, a construction worker moves through the new City Hall walkway as crews continue work in freezing conditions. My Final Photo for January 21, 2026.
Walkout Stand Out
An Otterbein student stands with more than 100 others in front of City Hall after a march from the school’s student center as one of the national “Free America Walkout” timed to mark one year since President Donald Trump’s second inauguration. My Final Photo for January 20, 2026.
Wetlands Winter
The late afternoon sun casts shadows across the frozen waters of the wetlands at Highlands Park. My Final Photo for January 19, 2026.
Fishing At Sunset
An anchored fishing rod and line are silhouetted against the sparkling waters of Hoover Reservoir at Twin Bridges. (My Final Photo for March 6, 2026)
High Water Helper
A father tilts his daughter’s stroller to wheel it through the floodwater covering part of the walkway at the wetland in Highlands Park. (My Final Photo for March 5, 2026)
Farmland To Townhomes
Builders apply siding to one of the townhome clusters at Townhomes on the Greenway on North West Street, being built on former farmland. (My Final Photo for March 4, 2026)
Fresh Roses Remembrance
Fresh roses sit beneath a 2023 memorial for Jorge Padilla, erected at the base of a maple tree at Red Bank Park on Hoover Reservoir. (My Final Photo for March 3, 2026)
Bound For Alum Creek
A deer bounds along the shoreline of Alum Creek, headed towards a shallow section of the creek to join the small herd that had earlier crossed. (My Final Photo for March 2, 2026)
Hockey Futures
Four-year-old twins Zayden and Zaddock pose for a quick photo before beginning a game of hockey with their father at Thomas James Knox Memorial Roller Hockey Rink. (My Final Photo for March 1, 2026)
Rocks On A Frozen Lake
A couple takes turns tossing rocks across the partially frozen surface of Hoover Reservoir. (My Final Photo for February 28, 2026)












