Low light photography.
Remington – Chub Lake, Northern Ontario
Mossy Rock – Northern Ontario
The Forest Floor (yes my dog is photo bombing the shot!) – Northern Ontario
I believe one of the most beautiful sights in the world is the shadowed floor of a forest.
Enjoy more shadowed photography at The Daily Post
Laughter is so important. I believe it helps me stay relatively sane in a relatively insane world!
The people in this picture are dear friends of mine (I am the gray-headed girl!) We spend many hours together training to walk 60 miles in 3 days. The 3 Day walk is meant to raise money and awareness for breast cancer. These pictures were taken after completing one of our many fund raisers….a pageant for girls and ladies with developmental disabilities. We are always on such a high after that event. This year we ended up at Sundance Square and for some reason we needed a picture of our team “jumping for joy” over the money we had raised.
We quickly learned that 3 of us (over 50) could no longer jump like we did when we were 16. Who knew? We sure didn’t….we were totally shocked! But we didn’t give up and in the process we found people on the periphery quite entertained!
In this photo I am trying to explain to my teammate…if only he’ll put his foot in my hands I can flip him into the air! Needless to say that didn’t happen…but we did laugh!!
Submitted to Where’s My Backpack photo challenge: Laughter
Look who got to go to work today!
I snapped this picture quickly while cutting through downtown yesterday. The church you see is the First United Methodist and even though it is a beautiful church it is not the reason I took the picture.
I took the picture because I feel the pristine blue sky is quite deceiving! It has been very cold here the last few days (20’s and 30’s F). On one hand I enjoy the blue skies…they almost make the cold tolerable. On the other hand the blue skies make me think I can run outside in my shorts to do any fun activity…then the bitter cold wind hits and I must run back in!
I know weather is relative. Many of you live in places much colder than Texas. But my reality is…I didn’t move to Texas to be cold! I could’ve stayed up North for this!
Anyway…pristine blue skies always make for a lovely background. Even if it is misleading!
Bass Hall is one of my favorite buildings in Fort Worth Texas. I especially enjoy looking at this building at night when the lights and shadows share space on the walls.
The woman I pay money to so she will make me sweat, push myself farther than I think is possible and so I will have difficulty lifting my arms above my head! My personal trainer Jo!
A concrete forest?
Deep Ellum, (Dallas) Texas
I enjoy participating in Cee’s photo challenges. Today I drove around my city looking for “industrial sites” to photograph. My family kindly tagged along. This picture, with the car idling in the corner, shows my family patiently waiting while I snap pictures of an old warehouse.
This week’s Fun Foto Challenge is to photograph industrial sites. It was the excuse I’ve been looking for to head downtown and photograph an old abandon warehouse I’ve eyed for as long as I’ve lived in Fort Worth. The first two photos are of that building.
For more industrial photos visit Cee’s Photography page
Conversations Around the Tree 