photography
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Wordless Wednesday – a picture without explanation. today: Ice. Open to see. Read more
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Wordless Wednesday – a picture without explanation. Today: books Open to see. Read more
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Wow! It’s been about 5.5 years since I participated on a Cee’s Which Way Challenge. I’m super glad she’s still on it. So to honor it, I’ll try to be back into posting responses to her challenges. This week’s challenge asks for a which way picture with snow or a photo that has white in Read more
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Wordless Wednesday – a picture without explanation. Today: smog. Open to see. Read more
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Pedestrians and umbrellas. This post was written in response to the WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge: Pedestrian Read more
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Taking the ferry at sunset… This post was written in response to the WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge: Windows Read more
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… just like the one I ‘never knew’… 🙂 I’m from a tropical country in the South hemisphere, which means Christmas was always extremely hot and poor Santa always dripping in sweat on that red suit of his. Then I moved to latitude 47.6 N and even with that we had only one white Christmas Read more
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This week I though I would pass on the challenge, due to my vacation trip that is making me not even check the blog much, but then I just found a perfect match for the theme in Italy, at the margins of lake Como… Ciao! This post was written in response to Cee’s Black and Read more
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Waiting at the Atlanta airport to board a plane to Germany… A table, three stationary chairs and an airline wheel chair. This post was written in response to Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge: Any seating, including tables and chairs Read more
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Fire engine! “Proudly Serving The Cities of Kenmore and Lake Forest Park” Thanks Mr. Fireman! This post was written in response to Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Things with Engines or Motors Read more
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Pastel colors at dusky sky… “It was that time of dusk when there is a—deepening of the interior shadows. It is a melancholy time: all you need do is switch on one lamp and the inside and the outside will separate, held apart by the reflections in the glass, and evening will begin.” ― Rudolph Read more
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A narrow island for the pelican… This post was written in response to the Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge: Narrow. Read more
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For this challenge, I was trying to find or take pictures of items in the house or man-made landmarks that were older than 50. Then this morning, I learned that Saguaro cacti can live for about 200 years and they grow very slowly, reaching 1-1.5 inch after 10 years. Some of them grow branches (or Read more
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Seeing Mt. Rainier always makes me smile. Seeing it from above hanging out with his pals Hood, Jefferson and the Sisters is unbelievably cool. My last Spring break trip with the family was all good, nice and relaxing, but the coolest part was being able to take pictures of big landmarks from above. I picture Read more
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