Bench and shadow, AnnapolisI took this picture in Annapolis, Maryland. I figured it would be a nice counterpoint to my rather dull weekly posting of embassies and consulates.
Photo copyright: D.C. Confidential, 3/08
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this is kind of photography which i like very much
Wonderful shot. Love the image.
Greetings from Juneau, Alaska!Simply beautiful!
It's been such a treat to be able to visit your blog. I can see that I have missed out on some incredible photos.:)
Sydney: Thank you! I have fun with this kind of photography and keep thinking I should try more of it.
Jen: Thanks! I loved this bench and the shadow it cast.
Gwyn: I love your photo blog! It's almost convinced me to move to Alaska! Thanks for the compliments on my blog; I appreciate it.
And welcome all!
You have a good eye for the details in a picture. I love all of the curves and shadows in the photo, and the green color in the background. That's a cool shot!
Who woulda thunk it? A picture of bench shadows. Cool.
I love this! How is the green getting into the shadow? Wonderful!
Janet your postings are never dull, to the contrary, they are educational and well thought out.
I am diggin' this chair photo.
BTW-I had no idea I had snapped so many flagpoles.:) Maya got me thinking maybe it's not really a challenge if we use archived photos. If I can I'll post something fresh otherwise it's what 's available from my travels. Hope noone minds. Don't have much time otherwise.
Beautiful photo of shadow and light.
Lori: Thanks! I loved the shadow this was casting and just had to snap it up, as it were!
Lucy: I know, right? :-)
Maya: Thanks, Maya. Actually, the building the bench was leaning against was green. I enhanced the green a little when I edited the photo. Perhaps I should post the original photo for comparison...
Andrea: Thank you! I like this photo, too. Maya provoked my thinking, too. When I was working downtown, I use to take and post a photo-a-day. Now that I'm working for myself from home, I don't get out as often. When I do go out, I take a bunch of pictures and cull from them. (Plus, traffic around here is a nightmare, what with people pouring into the city to work and the zillions of tourists we have all summer.) And, occasionally, I find a great picture--like this one--in my archives. There are no hard, fast rules for 2 Things and I love what everyone contributes, regardless of when or how it was shot or how it's made. That said, though, I think for July I'm going to try to do one photo a day and of something I shot that day, just to see if I can do it.
Ming: Thanks!
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