With overcast skies and a chilly wind blowing I decided it was a good day to get caught up on a few tasks I have avoided during the last few months, like archiving my photos. Lo and behold I discovered that I had completely neglected to share the photo walk I took on the last Sunday in September. So I hope you enjoy these.
I had met up with four other photographers for a photo walk through the
Freemason District in downtown Norfolk. Hanging back from the group a
bit I was happy to capture this reflection of the others in the side of a
docked ship.
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It was a beautiful afternoon with the long shadows and gorgeous reflections off the water.
We were not the only once enjoying a peaceful Sunday afternoon.
You know the art is most important when the photographer isn't afraid of a little dirt or odd looks from passerby's.
As it was almost October I was a bit surprised to see the Japanese Gardens still had a few flowers.
Sorry this one is a tad fuzzy, but this doll is just too cute not to share.
The buildings in this area of town all have such a warm historical feel to them, both old and new.
Am I crazy or do pumpkins on a doorstep that just ooze warmth?
Of course I couldn't pass up this tower, isn't it just amazing?
We did get a few odd looks along our walk. But that is okay, gives me a chance to capture some interesting human shots.
We ended our walk with refreshments at Hell's Kitchen. Overall it was a very enjoyable Sunday afternoon with some wonderful women.
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