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White sand and gravel had long been a feature of Japanese gardens. In the Shinto religion, it was used to symbolize purity, and was used around shrines, temples, and palaces. In zen gardens, it represents water, or, like the white space in Japanese paintings, emptiness and distance.
SmoochKnob/Smooch Girls, Tiger Bar, New Years Eve, Portland, Oregon
photo by www.themixtressonline.com
2012 Portland 1975
Throwback fan scarf, features 70's style font. Green, White and Yellow are the Timbers primary club colors.
Photos from a tour by ferry of the harbor of Portland, Maine, in October, 2009. This is the dock at Portland, the starting point of the tour..
Portland Bill Lighthouse, experiment with long exposures, not quite what I wanted, but it was too cold to stay there much longer.
A selection of aerial photographs taken during our flight from Bournemouth, along the south coast to Dartmouth in Devon, and back.
Portland Harbour is located beside the Isle of Portland, off Dorset, on the south coast of England. It is one of the largest man-made harbours in the world.
Portland Farmers Market
Portland, Oregon
Photo by Christine Taylor of www.happyplayground.com for www.PDXPipeline.com
See also an earlier, black and white photograph of the same subject. 45mm lens on Contax G1 + GC 400. © John Lehmann. All Rights Reserved
August 31, 2015; Portland, OR, USA; Rose City Rewards Party for Portland Thorns at Providence Park. Photo: Molly J. Smith-Portland Timbers
A return daytrip into Portland, Maine, aboard the earliest Casco Bay Lines boat from Chebeague Island, let me enjoy the waterfront scenery again in a whole different light. I spent an hour or so strolling the different wharves with my camera, then more hours walking around Portland's "Old Port" and exploring the different shops (and taking more pictures, of course, to be added in the next few days). I feel so "alive" here, and never tire of the draw of the ocean, whether on a quiet island or the busy waterfronts of the harbor.
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