It’s easy for me to catch the bus from my condo, just a 3 minute walk. The bus system provides access to most of town but it may require transferring buses. This image was made while waiting for the first bus of the day.
A Bus Ride
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Sunrise Glowing off Proper Road -
Pink Scooter and Smiles
Two-up in Old Town, Fort Collins -
Painted Street Piano
Painted Street Piano The past week has been spent with family. We’ve had a sister and brother-in-law visiting so some time was spent in Rocky Mountain National Park and a drive over Trail Ridge Road included. Saturday was BBQ ribs at my daughter’s house. Love my family! Hope everyone has enjoyed the weekend!
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Lunch Special
Lunch Depending on the size and kind of pickle, this could be a good lunch.
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Working the Crossword
Working the Crossword Old Town Fort Collins
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The Red Door
Red Door The greatest discovery of my generation is that human beings can alter their lives by altering their attitudes of mind. -William James
Taken with a new Fujifilm X-T10 and the 18-55mm kit lens.
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A Walk in Old Town
Door Handles “You do not become wise by learning facts, you become wise by removing that which serves you no good, by simplifying life.”
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Photography Has Changed Me
Old Town Alley The dream to be a professional photographer faded many years ago. I find it interesting that when I eliminated the word professional I began to really be a photographer. Photography began to be a part of me, something I needed to partake of on a regular basis. It began to change something within me, opening my eyes and really see the world around me, whether that’s photographing a sunset or a walk through an alley in my neighborhood. I continuously look for “the more” and find it to be a wonderful process and journey. Yes, photography has changed me.
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Tickling the Ivory
Street Musican in Old Town This past week I encountered three young people in Old Town enjoying a jam session. One young man was on the piano and the other two were playing guitars and singing. I just stood there and listened to their music with no intent to shoot. I finally took five shots then moved on. This image reminds me of Johnny Hahn who has played the piano at Pikes Market in Seattle for years. We need artists like this in our world who work at their craft for the love of it not the popularity and money.
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Shadows Your work is to master reality, by learning to see things as they are, you will disperse the illusions that hold you back.
