Showing posts with label sunset. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sunset. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
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Saturday, May 7, 2011
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Friday, July 9, 2010
MRW
I am starting a project where I am finding and photographing all of the letters in the alphabet. I may try to capture multiples of some letters that often appear twice in a word. I keep debating between doing a theme and finding all the letter on animals or airplanes. I think I will just start with finding them anywhere. Here are the two that I have. Jim helped my find the R. Don't tell but I did have to reverse the R. I will be posting the letters as I find them as well. Also I guess that I wouldn't be opposed to using one photograph as multiple letters. Like this M could also be a W. I think it will be a challenging and fun project for the summer.
The M is the back part of a hellicopter. We went to the Richland Fly-in and saw all the planes. This guy was also there. The R is a railing on Clover Island surround the lighthouse. I love how the sunset is in the background.
Plese Note: the M has since been edited and cropped.
~FF
The M is the back part of a hellicopter. We went to the Richland Fly-in and saw all the planes. This guy was also there. The R is a railing on Clover Island surround the lighthouse. I love how the sunset is in the background.
Plese Note: the M has since been edited and cropped.
~FF
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Other Bridges
This is the other bridge that connects Pasco and Kennewick. The two bridges that are in one of the posts from the plane trip shows these same two bridges but from a different perspective.I did take some photographs as the sun was setting. I was hoping the sun would be centered on the bridge but it wasn't. The colors in the sunset photos were great but I wasn't a fan of the compositions.
Maybe I will find a spot in the Tri-Cites with some spectacular sunset scenes.
~FF
Monday, June 21, 2010
Clover Island
My husband and I went to a restaurant on a river island, Clover Island, in the Columbia River. On the island there was a lighthouse that served no practical purpose. On the other side it was the first time I have seen a light house. In my opinion that was reason enough for it to be built. 
The sunset was wonderful. Some more of the images from this trip may be showing up soon. Thanks for looking at my photography. To see more of my art work, check out my website.
~FF
~FF
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