When I attended a one week photo workshop in a summer school, at the end we made a little exposition of our works. These pictures were chosen by my teacher for this purpose :
These once were printed
and these once were presented as a slideshow on my computer
I love the roots on that tree!
ReplyDeleteEye popping wow! I have never seen grass quite that green.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite photo is the first one. I love the patterns of the lines on the parking lot, and the patterns of the reflections in the pool.
busy snapping!!
ReplyDelete(The fire hydrants looked like little robots)
Hi Gattina....I've been so far behind in leaving comments and spending time visiting other blog friends. I wanted to make sure I dropped by with a bright cheerful hello to you dear lady. Hope your weekend is a happy one!!!
ReplyDeleteStop by my antique show n tell if you can. [you'll need to scroll down a bit since I added the Tropical Storm update of the damage done in Houston where my son lives on the top of my blog this morning! ---]
Happy weekend.
Very well done!!
ReplyDeletehope you are enjoying your trip and I hope my OpenID works here...
:)
There are some amazing photos there, Gattina...with really great composition. I presume they are all yours...well done. You learnt a lot at your summer school it seems. I like all the fire hydrants...at least the fire department will have no trouble accessing water.
ReplyDeleteI do LOVE that top puddle picture! There is a lot going on in that puddle! And the staircase in the slide show is gorgeous!!! I just knew that when you go to school you HAVE to have a Show And Tell!
ReplyDeleteI especially like the photograph of the tree. Really interesting photos, Gattina.
ReplyDeleteKathy
Wonderful! You captured the beauty in every day things perfectly! Quite a show!
ReplyDeleteThe roots on that tree at amazing...
ReplyDeleteGreat work! I like the puddle reflection, too.
ReplyDeleteI love the reflection on the first building in the water. The tree roots have fabulous texture.
ReplyDeleteWhat nice photos my favorite is that tree and its roots!
ReplyDeleteHi Gattina,
ReplyDeleteI found your site, by passing through another one. :-) You have many lovely photos. I enjoyed seeing the scenic ones in particular.
Tootie