
Hidden Away
“Hidden Away” Sometimes, when you least expect it, you see it. The hidden and the rustic. Some things just get old, and others mature, adding character with each moment of light, each passing year. Continue reading Hidden Away
“Hidden Away” Sometimes, when you least expect it, you see it. The hidden and the rustic. Some things just get old, and others mature, adding character with each moment of light, each passing year. Continue reading Hidden Away
At the end of the day, it’s the place to be. For high spirits, and alcohol, they really know how to party. And the people are everything. Continue reading Kell’s
“Lucas” Whether your coming or going, it’s apparent you have arrived. At Lucas. Continue reading Lucas
“Yaquina Bay Bridge” The Yaquina Bay Bridge in Newport, OR is photographed on a daily basis. With so many images of this beautiful bridge, I’ve never seen underneath. I was not disappointed. Continue reading Yaquina Bay Bridge
“1872 Keystone” Some of this old lighthouse might have been restored over time but when you walk up to the entrance, the door is topped with the original keystone from 1872. A symbol of antiquity, of history. Forever emblazoned on this landmark for all to see. This week, the challenge was to create an image of a door as a transition. This image encapsulates the … Continue reading Week 22 (Door) – 1872 Keystone
“Along the Rail” Up on the bridge, the colors change. They cool, become more vibrant. Inviting you to come closer and be apart of the experience. The river below. WPC – Lines Continue reading Along the Rail
“Night Suspension” At night it glows, like a rainbow. Softly shifting its color from hue to hue while we watch below. Mesmerizing. Continue reading Night Suspension
“Entrance” Glorious are the days gone by when you step into the past in an entrance such as this. The brass lighting, the huge glass doors. Even a valet stand, though unattended, takes you back. To a simpler time. Continue reading Entrance
“A Place to Sit” All around them, the lives of many continue to go on in the hustle and bustle of inner city living. Scurrying about trying to find what they came to look for, the others are tired, weary, wanting to find a place to sit and rest. A few have already decided it was time, while it was still quiet here, to rest … Continue reading “A Place to Sit”
“Pedestrian Bridge” It crosses over the river but it’s not for cars. The newest addition to our city is only for pedestrians and street cars, connecting the downtown to the industrial area across the way. The bridge during the day doesn’t look that striking but at night, it comes alive with color. Mesmerizing. #photography #architecture WPC – Pedestrian Continue reading “Pedestrian Bridge”