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Walking around a construction site. In Jordbro. At the quarry, that once was a forest. Trying to find the best place to shoot some photos of the first building that is being built. I nearly slipped into this puddle before finding my footing.
I loved the colours of the setting sun reflected in the snow puddles. Shame it's a wee bit blurry. Something I'm unlikely to capture in Seattle, though!
Mallards standing on ice with some meltwater on top. Must be a bit like standing in a slurpee.
George C. Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary in Delta BC in Canada.
What a charming puddle.
BRAID - "What A Wonderful Puddle"
1:15 began with a phone ring
I heard I stirred but I wasn't hurt
tonight's lines are yours to keep
go back to sleep
and that's wonderful
when your world at its worst seems bearable
is it not so terrible to stay
and terrible to say
why won't you change
and walk into the rain
where we love to splash and play
it will be here forever
while everyone's so convinced
they know everything is true
all I believe in is you
it was a wonderful puddle that I played in
and I was so young when it hit me
in no one you can believe
but that's terrible
when these evil white lies make hysterical
habit forming beautiful
I miss my friends
they live next door
but insincerity is so hard to ignore
it was a wonderful puddle that we played in
and at two and a half we hit back
isn't that wonderful
that as they gather round our grave
to splash and play they'll say
why'd you have to change
and walk into the same
where the dirty rain drains
you're gone in the morning
while everyone is so convinced
they know everything is true
all I believe in is you.
Puddle along the trail in Turkey Run State Park surrounded by fall leaves reveals trees overhead on cliff walls.
Today it was really raining hard so I set off a little later than usual to walk the girls and due to the mud after our wood I went down the Cuckoo trail towards Horam and at what we named the smoker's bridge (due to the teachers from the nearby school standing there smoking) and then back home. So just three images of the trail and a puddle.
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I'm taking a break for a while from all things comments, both giving and receiving. I'll only be faving! :-)
There are only so many ways that one can say things like "beautiful light", "great composition", "super details", "so creative" or "have you tried doing it this way?" (critique) etc etc. From one image to the next I often find myself writing the same or very similar things. It all gets a bit repetitive. I often find myself saying the same or very similar things. It all gets a bit repetitive. I often find myself........ Yeah, see what I mean! LOL! :-D
6/18/10 - Day 182
Skies opened up today around 4pm and the aftermath was a messy walk to the train station. Under protection of a canopy, I just started shooting feet walking through puddles. I chose this one because the leading line of the reflection satisfies today's Daily Shoot assignment #215.
Taken at PUDDLE 2010 in Elk Grove Village, IL.
Early in the morning--setting up just after registration starts!
Not very urban.....more sub-urban, but best I could do today! Lauryn and I went for a puddle-sploshing walk tonight just around the streets where we live. Thought I would try to brighten up this very grey spell we're having at the moment by going for a bit of a high-key look.
Another puddle to jump in at the farmyard during the annual Heavy Horse Show on 17 July 2011 at the National Museum of Rural Life.
I've posted the photo/art contest entries I've received so far for this year's Pullip and Dal Doll Lovers Event photo/art contest. Photos here:
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There are many lovely entries, but there is room for more! There is still plenty of time to enter. You do not need to attend PUDDLE to enter, and you could win a prize! Details here: