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Creekmoor Park & Ride site on Saturday 21 October 2017 is Wilts & Dorset Purbeck Breezer livery Scania N230UD Optare Visionaire 1408 HF59DMV
got the canon 550d / t2i / kiss x4 for my 18th birthday, so i took photos of anything and everything
Looking up through the window high above my dining room/living room.
Thanks to all who left your well wishes on my last photo. My trip out of town was to be with my mother and my siblings following my mother's suffering a severe stroke last weekend. I had to return back home to take care of a few things and to host a pre-Thanksgiving dinner for my husband's side of the family yesterday.
My mother is a very strong woman. She has lived with daily pain and suffering since losing a leg to cancer over 40 years ago. She even lived in her own home, alone, for the last ten years following the passing of my father. Whether she can or will fight her way out this, only time will tell. We saw some recovery briefly midweek but now it is less evident. The doctors have told us it will take three weeks to determine how much permanent damage has been done.
I will be returning to my hometown later this week. Until then, I will try to catch up on your wonderful photos as much as possible!
Broken window of the Natural Museum of Sciences in Brussels - Un fenêtre brisée au Musée d'histoires naturelles à Bruxelles
An expanded composition from the previous image. Straightened out the window . . . still not sure if this is successful . . . watercolor on arches 140 lb. cold press
For the 113 pictures in 2013 challenge #103 Doors or Windows
For the 7 Days of Shooting challenge Week #26 Architecture - Minimal
Contact emiller@lightflightstudios.com to buy a high quality version or rights to the picture. This is copy-righted material.
Standing at the corner of 42nd Street and Lexington Avenue looking at the Socony-Mobil Building. Sharp contrast to the abstractness of the Dream Hotel.
PS sketches for a new project i'm working on inevitably inspired by some of the wonderful sights i've seen on flickr and the wonderful PS brushes from designfruit.com
I've made some of my own foliage layers over the last few months (knock-out or background eraser) but the best PS brushes are from designfruit.com/jasongaylor/blog/?p=37.
He does some fantastic work and offers these brushes for free!