Showing posts with label modern. Show all posts
Showing posts with label modern. Show all posts
Friday, June 19, 2009
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Sold Gold, Easy Action
("Sold gold, easy action" by PaulGreen)
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Saturday, November 29, 2008
A quick post for a holiday weekend, with finals coming up soon (eek!)
Here in Massachusetts, it's getting cold, and Thanksgiving marks the end of fall for me (it's not officially winter until the Solstice in December, but in New England, that never really worked for me) so, I'm trying to psyche myself up for how beautiful winter can be(and avoid thinking about digging my car out of the snowdrift to get to work)
So, here's a picture from a snow storm a couple of years ago...
Here in Massachusetts, it's getting cold, and Thanksgiving marks the end of fall for me (it's not officially winter until the Solstice in December, but in New England, that never really worked for me) so, I'm trying to psyche myself up for how beautiful winter can be(and avoid thinking about digging my car out of the snowdrift to get to work)
So, here's a picture from a snow storm a couple of years ago...
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Saturday, July 19, 2008
New Photo!
A new photo to show you all today:
I live in a river valley full of old mill towns, so we have a number of these old metal truss bridges. The paint is a bit flaky and rusty (when the mills left, they took the economy and the bridge-painting budget with them) but the structure is still solid, and full of great angles and intersections.
Most of them are a pain in the neck to get close to on foot to take pictures of. As a result, this one is an impulse shot: pulling my camera out of my bag and shooting out the open car window. Not ideal, but I'll take the results. : )
I live in a river valley full of old mill towns, so we have a number of these old metal truss bridges. The paint is a bit flaky and rusty (when the mills left, they took the economy and the bridge-painting budget with them) but the structure is still solid, and full of great angles and intersections.Most of them are a pain in the neck to get close to on foot to take pictures of. As a result, this one is an impulse shot: pulling my camera out of my bag and shooting out the open car window. Not ideal, but I'll take the results. : )
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