Archive for October, 2014
Spiderman Out of His Element…
Posted in Humor, photography, Wordless Wednesday, tagged kite, photography, Spiderman, Wordless Wednesday on October 22, 2014| Leave a Comment »
Macro Monday: Daddy Long Legs
Posted in Nature, photography, tagged daddy long legs, Macro Monday, nature, photography, spider on October 20, 2014| Leave a Comment »
The forests are full of life, but sometimes you really have to look closely…
Tree Tuesday: Roots Run Wild
Posted in Nature, photography, Tree Tuesday, tagged nature, network, photography, tree roots, Tree Tuesday on October 14, 2014| Leave a Comment »
Have you heard of the exhibition called Body Worlds Vital? Tree Worlds Vital is free; it is out there for everyone to see!
Weekly Photo Challenge: Dreamy
Posted in Nature, photography, Weekly Photo Challenge, tagged fog, nature, photography, reflection, swans, Weekly Photo Challenge: Dreamy on October 12, 2014| 2 Comments »
The word Dreamy makes me think of ethereal things, fogginess, a lack of clarity.
It was foggy the other morning when I took this photo near where I live.
What struck me about it, and what made me feel it was perfect for the challenge, was the half and half quality of it. I did not make it that way with photo alterations. The colorful trees on the left side of the photo reflected in the water are in contrast to the lack of color on the right side of the photo where there is no reflection.
Makes me think of The Wizard of Oz…how Kansas (real life) is depicted in black and white, and OZ (Dorothy’s dream) is in color.
Do you dream in color?
Wordless Wednesday: Curse You Red Baron!
Posted in Humor, photography, Wordless Wednesday, tagged model plane, photography, Wordless Wednesday on October 8, 2014| Leave a Comment »
Weekly Photo Challenge: Signs
Posted in photography, Weekly Photo Challenge, tagged photography, signs, Weekly Photo Challenge: Signs on October 6, 2014| 4 Comments »
I love interesting signs, I particularly like colorful hand-carved wooden ones like this leather shop on Beacon Hill in Boston.
Here are a few others I have posted in the past: