Long-range deliverables.
Limited exposure.
Leveraging.
Lockbox. Liquidity. Load balancing.
Lift.
At the end of the day? Lighten up…
Free Fall
Weekly Photo Challenge: Converge
A prototypical example of converging lines is shown here with a shot of a railway stop at Laclede’s Landing in St. Louis with the added dimension of midday shadows.
Photo 101: Double
Two (almost) identical rows of headless sculptures, double but then again not quite…
Photo 101: Triumph
Do or do not. There is no try. ~ Yoda
That is a triumph of sorts, is it not?
Photo 101: Edge
Talk about being on the edge of your seats…
For crazy, zany, adventurous, family fun check out the City Museum in St. Louis!
Photo 101: Glass
A simple timer to switch on twinkle lights coiled up inside a heavy, green glass jar provides a gentle glow, casting subtle shadows and turns a darkened room into something almost magical. Whenever I sit in this room, quietly reading in my comfy chair, sipping a hot cup of chai and I hear that click, I look up and smile. Its warmth and blush of glimmering light always makes me happy.
Photo 101: Treasure
One of the things I treasure most about where we live is the view from the picture window in our living room or while standing on our deck. We are fortunate to have some incredible sky shots and with our north by northwest vantage point, we are front and center to the whims of Mother Nature, fickle and ever changing as is her prerogative. Whether the skies are sunny blue or angry gray, I am always in awe of the power and majesty of this world just above us.
Ambience
Colored lights can hypnotize, sparkle someone else’s eyes… ~ The Guess Who, American Woman
Weekly Photo Challenge: Angular
I love the clean, angular lines of this fire escape staircase, the shadows thrown onto the brick walls, the metalwork – both the intersecting picket railing and the graceful filigree elements – and the architectural detail of the windows.
Solid. Clean. Strong. The hallmark of many of these beautiful old buildings.
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