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Mt. Fremont Lookout in Mt. Rainier National Park. I find more often than not that when I go to Rainier, I end up taking photos of everything else other than the mountain itself. It's hard capturing that kind of immensity from so near.
Taken at Brunico - Val Pusteria - Italy
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Saw this while walking through Galena, Illinois and could stop asking myself, "How Much is that 'Doggie' in the Window."
Rear view of the stables at Foxholes. The building has been there many years. Occasionally bits fall off. Occasionally bits get repaired. But overall it will still be there in many years time.
This is the first thing you see when you walk in the back door of the house. I can't help but wonder how long that bent up hanger has been there. You can see the scrape marks on the wall from where it has been swinging back and forth over the years. I also liked the simple thread curtain hanger. I believe this was the original house but later used as the kitchen/dining room. This place has never had indoor plumbing and very little wiring for electricity.
"Your mind is a garden. Your thoughts are the seeds. You can grow flowers .... or you can grow weeds."
- Unknown -
While taking photos throughout the city yesterday, I was obsess with the reflections in the windows. Windows are the views to the world :)
Today is day 11 of my 365 project, and I managed to get my post up early...sweet! So far as a result of not feeling well and extremely cold temperatures I have had to post items from my archive of photos.
not sure what I am looking at 😄
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A few of Winterthur's many windows taken during a passing snow storm Feb. 26 2014.
While I was here presenting a technology overview to the graduate students in our Art Conservation program, we were pounded by a short passing storm. We got about 4 inches of fresh snow in 90 mins.
That on top of old snow, slush and ice made getting back to Newark an interesting endeavor in my Smart Car.
The Smart and I did fine unlike many others I passed along the side of the road exchanging insurance information.
If you're in the area, this is a wonderful place to visit. The house contains a vast collection of American Decorative Arts and the grounds and children's garden are really lovely to stroll through.
iPhone and Hipstamactic app, Tinto 1884 Lens, Blackeys Extra Fine Film.