Our seasons and weather are moderate all year round, so the signs of spring are very subtle. Birds singing and the longer days of sun light are a few of the indicators of spring. But the best way to know for sure it's spring around here is when you see the Yard Sale signs. When you see more than a few signs, you know it's spring. What is means is there have been enough good weather days to allow the novices and the experts alike to spread all of the wares out on the lawn or the driveway and not have to worry about it being spoiled by the rain. This is a sign of spring, when you know you can put all of your stuff out on the lawn and people can stroll by from one yard to the next without the worry of wet weather ruining your day of selling or your day of strolling.
I was not able to get a shot of a yard sale or a yard sale sign, but I did get this shot of the windows between two storms. I was in a stormy city council meeting where the panel and the audience did a lot of thunderous talking and rained threats on each other. On the other side of this was high humidity, thunder and rain. In between the thunder outside and the thunder inside, I saw this and was impressed with the symmetry, geometry, lines, shapes and repetition. The sense of order between the chaotic storms was comforting. I felt a calm between two storms.
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Showing posts with label Week 17. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Week 17. Show all posts
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Saturday, April 30, 2011
Week 17 of 52
I'm not sure if following a weekly theme is too confining or I just couldn't find any Princess to shoot. I was not able to shoot MCP 52 Project Week 17's theme, Princess for a Day. The week after Spring Break was very hectic. When I realized that the I was short on Princess' I decided to go to my list of things to shoot. I have been making a list for my year round theme of Structure. So, I went to my list and decided to shoot a fence around a Culver City Catholic School, St. Augustine.
This is the reflection of the top a the fence. The structure is obvious, the art pleasant. I hope you enjoy this. Check out my flickr site for the other photos I took of this fence.
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