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A long-winded person's attempt at letting the pictures do the talking...sometimes.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Photo Sunday Photo Challenge: History
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Taken last summer at Plymouth Plantation in Massachusetts.
Taken last summer at Plymouth Plantation in Massachusetts.
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Photo Sunday Photo Challenge: Baby
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Sunday, June 12, 2011
Photo Sunday Photo Challenge: Natural
Taken up the canyon in Cedar City, UT in March.
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Sunday, June 5, 2011
Photo Sunday Photo Challenge: Contrast
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Saturday, June 4, 2011
Round Robin Photo Challenge: In The Park
The Challenge: "Photograph a scene in a park, preferably with people enjoying the place. Your venue can be the little park down the street, a big city park, Yellowstone Park or anything in between. A public garden or plaza also counts, an amusement or theme park, a zoological park, or even a car park!"
I love this topic! Unfortunately, the attendance at parks here is not amazing, and the weather has been so chilly this season that the people who normally would go aren't. It makes me sad that parks are so little used here! What I have loved about my trips to Europe are that people are out living in these public spaces - they are the local hangouts and meet-up places. Some of my favorite moments in Europe were spent in parks, so that is what I have to share:
People and street performers at the plaza of Pompidou Center, Paris
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I love this topic! Unfortunately, the attendance at parks here is not amazing, and the weather has been so chilly this season that the people who normally would go aren't. It makes me sad that parks are so little used here! What I have loved about my trips to Europe are that people are out living in these public spaces - they are the local hangouts and meet-up places. Some of my favorite moments in Europe were spent in parks, so that is what I have to share:
People and street performers at the plaza of Pompidou Center, Paris
Luxemburg Gardens, Paris
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Sunday, May 29, 2011
Photo Sunday Photo Challenge: Up
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Sunday, May 22, 2011
Photo Sunday Photo Challenge: Soft
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| Soft baby holding the soft petals of a rose. |
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Round Robin Photo Challenge: Graffiti
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| Green Bay, WI |
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Photo Sunday: Photo Shopped
With the few photo editing skills that I have, I cut out feet of those sitting around these seats at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts.
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Round Robin Photo Challenge: Collections
My collection is small but growing. I hope it is the type of collection that by the time I am gray-haired I can look at it and smile because of its variety and depth. It is made up of sea glass, small rounded stones, and broken shells that are smoothed to perfection by years of being tossed through sand and waves. The contents of the jar are pieces collected from the Pacific, Atlantic, and Mediterranean coasts, as well as from the banks of Lake Michigan and the Mississippi River. My compulsion to pick up these pieces was at first annoying - I felt that I was too old to be fascinated by wet stones, yet as an adult I was literally leaving beaches with sandy pockets full of them. Now I find them to be treasures that are almost like secrets that only I understand. I know the time I spend looking for the perfect stones and trying to find the tiny nuggets of sea glass. I never know in advance exactly what I am looking for until I see it, so the ones that make it into the jar have an extra special something that made me reach for it among thousands of others. And they are mine.
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