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Abandoned
Y’know how you can drive by something time after and time and never really see it? That happened to me with this abandoned house. I was driving near Torrey Pines Beach and had to do a U-turn when I noticed … Continue reading
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Tagged abandoned house, blue shutters, California, faded sign, peeling paint, Torrey Pines Bridge
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Cape May, Parting Glances
If you’re new to the blog, I did posts on Cape May, New Jersey here, here and here. I have a few miscellaneous shots that I’ll share now. Enjoy. Not quite as ornate as the Victorians in my other posts, … Continue reading
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Tagged Cape May NJ, cottages, flower boxes, hanging plants, lace curtains, Palladian windows, peeling paint, sea glass
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California Pastels
When it comes to color, I’m kind of a split personality. I love bright, intense colors–even neons–and I love soft pastels. I used to do a lot of black-and-white, but got away from it when I bought a digital camera. … Continue reading
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Tagged Craftsman bungalow, peach hibiscus, peeling paint, pink door, Southern California, yellow hibiscus
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A glimpse of Lewes
We had a great time at the beach seeing my sons and stepdaughter and their significant others. It was kind of a whirlwind and I’m exhausted, but well worth it. Mr. Prose and I managed to catch the ferry to … Continue reading
How to capture a big window with a 50mm lens….
I was at a local nursery last week, and had brought my camera with me. Took a few flower shots, then spotted the coolest old Palladian window at a nearby building. I had only my 50mm lens with me, so … Continue reading
Weathered
For this TILT (Things I Love Thursday), a mosaic of beautiful weathered doors and windows from some wonderful photographers on Flickr. Click on each title to see the photographer’s photostream. Enjoy! 1. LA FINESTRA VERMELLA – LA VENTANA ROJA, 2. … Continue reading
Pearls & Prose 