I do not remember if it was one of my daughters or one of my granddaughters, but one of them told me their favoritest flavor was “red.” One of my favoritest, also!
My favorite too….
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Its Red
Maple Leaf It’s been raining for the past 4 days or so and they are saying we can expect a couple more days of it. Have not shot an image in those 4 days, either. So, here’s one taken from this past October. It has some red in it.
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Colors and Patterns
Coffee Cups “You may encounter many defeats, but you must not be defeated. In fact, it may be necessary to encounter the defeats, so you can know who you are, what you can rise from, how you can still come out of it.”
Maya Angelou -
Looking Forward to Spring
Red chairs waiting and ready for warmer weather.
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Bright Colors
Bright Colors on the Streets “Adults are always asking little kids what they want to be when they grow up because they’re looking for idea.” -Paula Poundstone
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Shopping
The Coors Truck I’m done shopping! No more for this year. Took my daughter with me last week and she helped me finished it all. Thank you, Monica.
I met a friend for lunch the other day and arrived a half hour early. So, grabbed the camera and walked around the shopping area. I discovered this truck as advertisement in front of a liquor store. Impulsively, I made four shots and was on my way. Hope everyone has a good weekend.
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Red Chairs
Red Chairs Back to work today, a 4-day trip. This will be my last full month of flying as I start part time in July. So here come more changes in my life.
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Harbor Fish Market
Harbor Fish Market I miss some of the overnights we had on our east coast flying. Having an overnight in Portland, Maine with enough time to head down to the harbor and enjoy a bowl of fresh chowder or fresh lobster. Won’t find this in Wichita or Des Moines or Omaha.
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Same here.
David duChemin mentions one of his common themes in his images is “bright, luminous colors.”
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It’s Red
The Red Hydrant Hobbs or Foster would probably sniff this fire hydrant, maybe leave their mark. I do not sniff it, or leave my mark but I do get down on one knee (the dogs view) and aim my lens at it. It also gets me wonder how many people walk by this hydrant and never notice it. I mean it’s on the sidewalk where someone texting on their phone would trip over it. And, it’s red. So often it’s the simple things we miss in life.
