Showing posts with label sky. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sky. Show all posts

Friday, August 19, 2016

Quiet Beauty

Two very different locations caught during a quiet moment. 
 

The Terry Redlin Art Center is a very beautiful place but can be very busy.
 
The Empire Mall parking lot, taken this morning before the mall opened. 
For me the lack of people in these photos add a quiet beauty to the already beautiful scenes.
What do you think?
 
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Friday, June 7, 2013

T.G.I.F.

Friday is here and I am so glad to be here taking part in two of my favorite blog hops. It seems like forever since I last took photos to share on Jame's Weekend Reflections or on Skywatch Friday. So without any more ado here are the shots I took today for this post. 

Today's inspiration came from my Son-In-Law's Harley

Carnival mirror Harley style

Sky reflection on the front fender
And now for a direct shot of the gorgeous sky.
If you enjoy reflections and watching the sky come join in the fun.

Saturday, October 13, 2012

Flyin' High: Skywatch

Have you ever taken photos from a ride like this?
I tried to convince the grand kids to go on this with me so I could get a few fun shots, but they thought I was crazy. Years ago I took some really fun perspective shots while riding on a roller coaster, so I am sure this would be a great place to get a different perspective on the beach scene.

Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Drama In The Sky



Mid Morning Walk

I had the privilege of meeting fellow blogger and photography enthusiast Linda from 'Taking time and a walk', and her husband Dan this morning for an enjoyable  mid morning walk. It turned out to be a beautiful morning.

Although I have been down to Waterfront Park on a few occasions, each of those times had been for events. Needless to say I was so focused on the events I missed some important sights, like the Armed Forces Memorial. It was great to have this wonderful couple giving me a bit of a tour, not just pointing out great photo ops but also giving me a bit of history, and taking time to get to know each other.

I had actually walked out onto this square to take photos during Op Sails and had not even realized that the paper like sculptures were replicas of letters sent home by service members, some of them dating back to the Revolutionary War. I have been to many armed service memorials but non as touching as this one.

I was enjoying myself so much just getting to know Linda and Dan, I am sure I would have missed this shot if Dan hadn't pointed out the crabs. 

While ordinarily I like to get close up shots of sculptures and statues, for me the beautiful sky reflection in the buildings behind the reunion statue added to the joy of the moment.

Nearing the end of our walk we headed to a nearby cafe. On the way I just couldn't resist a bit of street photography, especially since this family out enjoying the morning were just right there. 

Walking to the cafe we enjoyed the play of light on the various buildings. The clouds were definitely getting thicker and it was beginning to look as if we might get a bit of rain. Sure enough by the time we were ready to leave the cafe a gentle rain was falling. Our walk had come to an end but I believe our friendship has just begun. Thanks Linda and Dan for a great mid morning walk.

Friday, June 1, 2012

View From My Back Yard

Once again the week has flown by at break neck speed, delivering us to Friday. 
 With the tropical storm just off the coast we have seen some pretty awesome cloud formations. I hope you enjoy these photos of the view from our back yard.



 Last but not least a turtle blew in.

Linking up with Skywatch Friday and

Have a terrific weekend, and while your at it grab your camera and capture some great memories!