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This is one of my older models. It is pretty basic, someday I am going to change it and make it look more realistic. Heck, it doesn't even have an interior!
In the exhibition of the Sign and Typography Studio of the University of Arts in Poznań, at Galeria Szyperska
Blog post (in German): myfonts.de/typetalks2/
120. The Element of Water, Francesco da Ponte (Francesco Bassano), Jacopo da Ponte (Jacopo Bassano)
Shelley Van Auken
I am inspired by the bright, vivid colors in a drab atmosphere.
Years of Art in Bloom Participation: 3
by Susan Abbott
Oil on linen panel
13" x 50"
$4,000
Photo by Jeb Wallace-Brodeur
In cities and suburbs, a road is just a means to an end, the way to get from A to B (often in traffic, and feeling stressed).
But in Vermont we notice our roads. From a dirt farm track to a village gravel road, from the town blacktop to a state-spanning four lane highway, each type of road here has a different personality and a distinct look, feel, and function.
Many of us live on gravel roads, and we are happy to pay our towns to tend them well, plowing and sanding in winter, grading in spring, watering and resurfacing in summer. These roads can be an adventure to drive, and at some point we will all bottom out in March mud, or find ourselves stuck in a snowy ditch, or be lost on a dwindling one lane track as summer dusk is coming on. Still, in any season, we love our Sunday drives on back roads.
From our roads we see all the varied parts of our Vermont landscape: mountain and forest, river and pond, village, field and farm. That’s the beauty of our surroundings here, that all of these forms and functions are mingled in our view. Not just miles of houses or shopping malls, or acres of forests or farmland, but a rich tapestry of all the “elements of place” unfolding before us.
And, best of all, driving away from town at the end of the day, our own road is a silver ribbon winding in front of us, leading toward home.
Coronado State Monument, NM
Used my new zoom lens to capture this Honda Element working its way up the mountain.
Click here to view the hidden photos. Didn't want to flood my stream with ABQ photos, but clicking the guest pass link will unhide the other photos for you. Not all photos have been uploaded yet. Check back tomorrow afternoon for more.