WPC: Landscape
In response to this week’s Weekly Photo Challenge….the landscape of vacation.
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A Truck Door is a Door, Right?
Here’s the thing: I’ve run out of doors in my little photo archive. My trip to Portugal, a veritable gold mine of doors, is already long ago, and frankly, my hometown is not architecturally door-rich.
But I wanted to share in this week’s fun, so I got out from behind my desk and pounded the nearby pavement, looking for something worthy….
I found this, and submit it with a bit of a cringe….it’s a stretch, but hey! it’s cool…
I don’t know whose truck this is, but it’s usually parked in this spot. The back of the truck is sometimes full, really FULL of stuff ~ packaged food, kitchen items, clothes, you-name-it. It’s the freebox with the most style ~ take what you need, leave what you can/don’t need, and share. Today, the back was very slim pickins…but neat truck, right? I mean…door!
Give One Take One
Slim offerings today
Lovely old truck
I’ve distracted the door-lovers enough ~ for some fantastic, and proper doors, click here for Norm’s Thursday door series.
The Changing Seasons: March
March has been somewhat of a blur. Not just in the way that events small and large have taken up my time and attention, but in the way the rain has slid down the window, pooled everywhere, and pummeled all the sprouting, blooming, greening things. I had hoped to get out and take pictures for this month’s Changing Seasons post. I even put it on my calendar. But the rain. Lots of rain. I think I need a waterproof camera if this photography thing is gonna work for me. Relying on my iphone is insufficient.
Thus my selection is small, and none of them of rain. Which is really what March is here in the Pacific Northwest. Lots of rain. And light. In these northern latitudes the light is returning, and for me, that’s the biggest change. Walking home from work takes about an hour. In winter, this is done entirely in the dark, as my previous Changing Seasons post showed. But in March, especially once the “time” changed, I walk entirely in the light! You can really see the difference here:
walking in darkness
walking in light
Late January vs early March.
With the return of the light, the plentiful rain and the mild temperatures this year, everything began bursting out.
Mowing already? No thanks.
A break in the rain
Tried to capture the light
Everything’s wet & blooming
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And if any of you can recommend a good camera suitable for photography in a downpour, please tell me! It’s time …
WPC: Fire Dance
I really had to dig to find an entry for this week’s Daily Post Photo Challenge: Dance…Sure, I had a few snapshots that included people dancing, but those were generally blurry and awkward.
Then I found these:
From a memorial gathering fire from, wow, already 4 years ago. Time flies faster than the dancing sparks…Around here there’s a lot of fire-dancers, but this is something completely different. This is the fire itself dancing….enjoy.
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Door Expressions
For this week’s Norm’s Thursday Doors, I picked this neighborhood door with a lot to say:
Sorry about the poor focus ~ I took it too quick and didn’t give my phone time to get a grip. Some doors I feel great about snapping, and others I feel almost intrusive. Despite all the messages displayed, I got the feeling these folks didn’t want loiterers….or photographers!
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