
Rainy wet late spring in Pacific Grove, California with their pink flowered ground cover stealing the show.
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I just love to take photos of roads, straight, curvy, wide, narrow - all kinds. Here's a curvy one at Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada.

Wants to be: A linguist, a traveler, a photographer, a writer, a cook, a painter....but by the end of the day... will always be a mother, a wife, a believer...

Husband and his buddies went fishing off the Farallon Islands. They left early when it was dark. I don't know if this was taken on the way out of the bay or on the way back in. Regardless, I am grateful that he brought the camera on his fishing trip he was able to shoot this as they were about to go under the bridge.
Another oldie from last year (2009). A fly-by while the plane leaves JFK, husband snapped the view from down there. I hope to see you again later NY.
Wants to be: A linguist, a traveler, a photographer, a writer, a cook, a painter....but by the end of the day... will always be a mother, a wife, a believer...
There are many disadvantages of shooting on the move - time to focus is almost nonexistent, composition is compromised, etc, etc. So when I was visiting Bangladesh two years ago, my gameplan was to shoot as much as I could and later on sort out those that would be nice enough to share. This was so-so in color, but on sepia, it looked decent and gives a sense of otherworldly era. What say you?

It appears like all three of us, G and Syel and I, have gotten busy over the last few months to the point of almost abandoning this site. Well, no worries dear reader (if there are any left), I think this year we will be more productive.
As the first post for this year, I am sharing with you a shot I took of a street in Barcelona from the double deck tour bus. I just noticed now after uploading this that there is a Dominos Pizza there.