04-06-2022, 03:59 PM
Hey there fellow photographers. Greetings from a wet and dreary Michigan. I had a good morning though, I met with a good friend of mine. We enjoyed sharing stories as we ate breakfast at a local family diner. Our waitress was so sweet. Boy, that sure makes a difference.
Natalie, as soon as I saw your phone photo, I thought of mine and then I read that you were thinking the same thing. I think it is so cool when I go places and certain objects make me think of you all.
Patty, It looks like the big WHITE LIGHTBOX in the sky was set at the perfect exposure for you to grab an awesome image like that. Those are azaleas, correct? I will be seeing a lot of those hopefully starting tomorrow as my husband will be glued to the TV watching the first big golf outing of the season at the Masters in Augusta, Georgia. I enjoy watching it too.
Dave, thanks for starting our daily. Ditto to what has been said already, the coloring is bright and beautiful and a real eyecatccher. It looks good amongst the pine needles.
Rich, We are expecting that rain to come our way and be with us for the rest of the week. Boo Hoo, I just wish it would warm up a bit. The cloud formation is gorgeous as is the gradient of colors from peach to blue. My goodness, that is nice.
Well, given the variety that you have made available, I decided to continue with Natalie's antique theme.
Hope you are not getting tired of these images from the Ford museum. As a matter of fact, I talked my friend into going with me to the museum. It is just an exciting place to visit and now I get a big kick out of taking people there. My best friend's father from growing up had a cream-colored VW. When she was old enough to drive and eventually needed a car. She got his VW. It felt like driving around in a bubble with not a lot of insulation. I am pretty sure that it was a stick shift too.
Have a good rest of your day.
LORELL
Natalie, as soon as I saw your phone photo, I thought of mine and then I read that you were thinking the same thing. I think it is so cool when I go places and certain objects make me think of you all.
Patty, It looks like the big WHITE LIGHTBOX in the sky was set at the perfect exposure for you to grab an awesome image like that. Those are azaleas, correct? I will be seeing a lot of those hopefully starting tomorrow as my husband will be glued to the TV watching the first big golf outing of the season at the Masters in Augusta, Georgia. I enjoy watching it too.
Dave, thanks for starting our daily. Ditto to what has been said already, the coloring is bright and beautiful and a real eyecatccher. It looks good amongst the pine needles.
Rich, We are expecting that rain to come our way and be with us for the rest of the week. Boo Hoo, I just wish it would warm up a bit. The cloud formation is gorgeous as is the gradient of colors from peach to blue. My goodness, that is nice.
Well, given the variety that you have made available, I decided to continue with Natalie's antique theme.
Hope you are not getting tired of these images from the Ford museum. As a matter of fact, I talked my friend into going with me to the museum. It is just an exciting place to visit and now I get a big kick out of taking people there. My best friend's father from growing up had a cream-colored VW. When she was old enough to drive and eventually needed a car. She got his VW. It felt like driving around in a bubble with not a lot of insulation. I am pretty sure that it was a stick shift too.
Have a good rest of your day.
LORELL