Pictures from around my house: Part 1

[foxgrrl]

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As many of you, who have spent time around me, may have noticed; I randomly stop to take pictures of what appears at first glance to be nothing. (The ground, the sky, a tree, a fence, a bug, etc.)

This is what I see.

Most of these photos were taken in the months of December 2006, and February 2007, around my house, in downtown Palo Alto, or in the Fry's parking lot.

(There's a lot more where these came from.)

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Comments

[uncledark.livejournal.com]

Very nice. Thank you.

[anaisdjuna.livejournal.com]

PINK TONGUE!!!!!!!!

and the look in Sophia's eyez....

and the curled over plant matter with the droplets are my faves.

XOXOXO

[foxgrrl]

Mew-mew, etc. Gotta run…

Did you see these?

http://foxgrrl.livejournal.com/82406.html

…or more generally…

http://foxgrrl.livejournal.com/tag/amsterdam

[anaisdjuna.livejournal.com]

Mew-Mew, etc. *ETC* *xoxoxo*

No, I'd not seen those. Mighta missed them in my readings... Thanks for pointing them out :-) I would NOT have wanted to miss that image of the Tuxedo! Angel! in the mail slot.
Somehow you've managed to take the gloom out of A'dam even when it's grey and rainy. It looks so lush, so full, so alive. Really lovely.
And the action in the photos with the beads. My eyes immediately started to follow the lines. Like good writing, when you can draw out a physical or interactive response from your viewer/reader... you're doing things right.

YAY! :-)

[kitten-goddess.livejournal.com]

Thank you! My favorites are the ones of the kitty and the trees under a sunny blue sky. California must be lovely, even in December.

What are the three photos on the far right side before the last one? I can't tell if that's a circuit board or an aerial view of a city.

[chirik.livejournal.com]

I love how you have multiple shots taken slightly differently. It shows just how changing the shot can change the result.

I've always tended to like playing with depth of field, and shallow depths of field, though.

[espiritkat.livejournal.com]

Tres Bella!

This http://www.arclight.net/~julia/lj/2007_Nov/2007_Feb/_dsc8340_250x373.jpg
is my favorite.

I love the contrast.