Category Archives: photography
Simply Coleus
I love the chocolate and green tones of this coleus. This was growing in our garden back East and I photographed it when it first appeared. That spring green is like nothing else, yes? Hope your week’s going well so … Continue reading
Travel Scan: Ramsau
The parish church Saint Sebastian is located in Ramsau, Germany, and was built in 1512. It’s probably one of the most photographed churches in Germany. I lived and worked only 28 miles (45 km.) from here, so got to see … Continue reading
Bleeding Hearts and The Lunch Box
Every time this year, I look forward to photographing bleeding hearts (Dicentra spectabilis). Since we don’t have any in the San Diego area, I dug these out of the never-ending archives. *************************************** If you’re into indie flicks like I am, … Continue reading
Pink Chiffon and Solitaire
I’m still working on the photo organization, sigh. Thought I was on the home stretch until I hit the “Cape Cod” folder with 285 photos. That’s OK, the whole experience has been very educational. Here are a couple shots of … Continue reading
Georgetown Salon
Back in June 2012, I was driving down Wisconsin Ave. in Georgetown looking for something to photograph. I liked this building a lot. Can almost hear the floorboards creaking. Love that old architecture so much. Then this nail or hair … Continue reading
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Tagged black wrought iron railing, brick steps, coleus, flower boxes, Georgetown, salon, sweet potato vine, Washington D.C.
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Stargazer for You
A Stargazer lily to wish you a peaceful Good Friday and a Happy Easter if you celebrate. Great weekend to all. {carole}
Spring Disk Cleaning and Azaleas
I have been meaning to clean up my photos for a while now. Like for two years. In my defense, we did move across the country. This week I am tackling the project and can’t believe how many shots there … Continue reading
Travel Scans: Blenheim Palace
I haven’t seen a lot of country homes in England, so I really enjoyed visiting Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire. It was built between 1705 and 1722 and is the birthplace and ancestral home of Sir Winston Churchill. According to Wiki, … Continue reading
A Day at the Cove
As promised, more La Jolla: I never get tired of looking at La Jolla Cove. I’ve taken quite a few photos there, but they’re all so different. Sea Lavender and ice plant. There’s usually a wedding or a photo shoot … Continue reading
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Tagged beach house, bougainvillea, California, La Jolla Cove, sea lavender
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Bejeweled
La Jolla supposedly means “the jewel.” I was there recently and was happy to see all the sea lavender flourishing next to the turquoise-and-sapphire-blue Pacific. Love those jewel tones. More on Tuesday. Great weekend, everyone! {carole}
Pearls & Prose 