Showing posts with label buildings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label buildings. Show all posts

Friday, December 30, 2011

327: Back in the River City


 

I wonder how many US cities on rivers share the nickname "River City"?

Sunday, December 4, 2011

301: Diamond, reprise



Other than the sky, I couldn't tell you if there is any blue in either of these shots. The morning light was so beautiful, so warm and striking, that I couldn't pass it up.

Here's another view, from over the summer.

Friday, November 25, 2011

292: Another early walk


I've been taking our point-and-shoot along on my walks with the dog to shake up my creativity and take advantage of the different perspective the early morning light provides. Here are some entrances to the homes of a few of the neighbors.


This is the same church parking lot where this scene is located. If you're looking for the blue in this picture, it's too dark to see: there is a blue awning over the glowing church doorway in the bottom portion of the image.

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

276: Foggy morning


The blue shot. 



I've been getting up early to walk the dog. While I can't help but groan when the alarm goes off, I would have missed this lovely misty morning without our new daily ritual.


Sunday, August 14, 2011

189: Fulton Gas Works



An abandoned gas works near my house. I've always heard it was a Superfund site, but I didn't find it on any online lists.



I did find lots of blogs and photosharing albums of this subject though. I find it heartening to see so many others fascinated by the mystery and rich history of this site and others like it. I love this painting in particular.

You can see non-blue photos from my explorations here.

Saturday, July 9, 2011

153: Take Two


Another window sill discovery. These two pieces of wooden fruit need to be rinsed off, and they wound up here to dry, reminding me of an earlier shot of this little turtle and another orange.


I stopped at this park a few weeks ago to try to capture an image of the city skyline. The bright, early evening sun and a family playing on the only blue structure meant I didn't get the shot I had in mind, and I've been wanting to return for another try.


Now that I see all the images together, I think I might prefer the shot in the previous post. I like the spontaneity of the first shot, while these are more careful, controlled and less risky shots.

Sunday, June 26, 2011

140: Last Day


Today was my last day at my job, and I felt some pressure to find all the great photo ops in the vicinity. This was in a window as I walked from my car into the shop.



During a break, I took a walk in the alley behind my job. For some of the non-blue photos, you can go here. One of my favorites in the day lily shot.


This shot, a stop on the way home, was inspired by Jehan's New York 365 project, particularly this image. Hoping to try this scene again when the lighting is not so bright.

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

101: Urban Living


Can you believe this barn is tucked away in a neighborhood just around the corner from downtown RVA?