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Happy Window Wednesday. Maggie was sound asleep in her little bed last evening and all the Christmas lights looked so pretty looking out through the windows.
Spending much more time at home these days, I've been practicing a little more macro as I am sure many are. With a recent cold snap last week, there was some ice on one of our windows which I thought captured some close-ups of.
Thanks for viewing and hope everyone has a safe, healthy and happy Easter!!
One of the structures with window planters in Lititz, a lot of beautiful and colorful flowers. (I had a photowalk today in Lititz, PA even with the cloudy day, good that we didn't have the rain.)
Taken at the Tate Modern, this is my first true composite (comprised of my own images) so any feedback would be very welcome. I've had a shot like this in mind for a while but I've yet to find a suitable window, so for the moment, faking it will have to do.
I apologise that I'm a bit inactive on Flickr at the moment, I do post more on Instagram (_benlockett) as I use Flickr as something of a portfolio so I only like to post my better images here. I'm also swimming in uni work which doesn't exactly help, so come summer I'll be more active:)
My first entry to smile on Saturday, THINGS WITH WINGS.
Works perfekt in German but not as good in English.
My eye was immediately caught by the lovely, yellow Sunflowers peeking through the panes of this window in Lacock village, Wilstshire, UK. Sunflowers are always so cheerful, like miniature suns on earth!
Information is now up, kids! Wheee!
blythecon2011.parasoldoll.com/
This venue is PERFECT! It's downtown, within walking distance of such fine things as Powell's Books and The Compound (art gallery/re-ment/Japanese toy/shoe store place). You may also easily catch a bus to another part of town.
Those of you who are flying in can catch the MAX at the airport and ride all the way downtown.
trimet.org/schedules/maxredline.htm
We will be putting together a Tri-met how-to for those who are curious about our public transportation. :)
There are hotels near the airport, by our convention center, and downtown, all near the MAX. Easy peasy! If you stay downtown, you can even ride the streetcar to Venue Pearl, and guess what? FARELESS ZONE! We are looking into blocking out some rooms in hotels on the streetcar line.
Plus, this place has plenty of room, light, and they only book one event at a time, so we can dork out has hard as we want. Oh, and this venue supplies tables and chairs, so everyone will be comfortable. :)
The sun moved from behind the clouds,
melting the hoarfrost.
And things stood as they had before.
_Ray Carver_
I have many photos taken on pre Covid trips that I'm working through. This is taken in Puerto Rico before we boarded on a Caribbean cruise.
Following on from "Hello Kitty" last week (see photo in the comments below) this is my 2nd shot of the boarded up windows in a derelict house. You can't help but smile back at these happy children. The other windows & doors in this old house were painted too, next time I'm passing I'll stop & take more photos. HWW!