Posted by Jen (Alpharetta, United States) on 29 May 2007 in Architecture.
Had to dive into the archives...I am soooo tired and have had no time to play with photos!!!! Thank you everyone for your visits and wonderful comments...sleep now...play tomorrow! : )
I appreciate each and every visit and each and every comment...Thank you!
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I am curious - what fruit is that? Sorry Jen, for not commenting on your site for so long - had been busy but now I am back :)
29 May 2007 1:56am
@celialee: They are kumquats. Thank you so much for stopping by!! : )
Nice, Jen...the foreground makes for interesting framing...B-)
29 May 2007 2:54am
@{H} creatives: Thank you.
Great work on this shot Jen. i feel like I'm peeping in on the fruits!
29 May 2007 3:48am
@Stunner: LOL Thanks!!
This shot is just so appealing from the contrasts to the sense of everdayness of it. It just makes me smile. :-)
29 May 2007 9:09am
@Laurie: Thanks Laurie!
Yeah, I'm pretty tired too. The coffee isn't helping me this morning. I think a nap might be in order.
This is a nice shot! The fruit and door match a little bit.
29 May 2007 11:50am
@Shrig: Long weekend...wore me out LOL! Thanks!
Fantastic shot, your "oooo" look is just amazing. Its more like a spy camera here hehehe.... Whose house were you peeping in anyways ?? ;-) Or was it you were there to grab those colorful fruits, with your camera posing to be photographer hehehe....
Reminds me of the thing we did in our childhood to escape from being caught hehehe.. ;-)
Welcome back Jen and have a good rest, missed you around. Time to catch up. :-)
29 May 2007 12:44pm
@Rahul: Just noticed it walking down the street and it just seemed (to me) that the fruit was being protected LOL!!! Thanks Rahul...nice to be back!!
Beautifully done. The ironwork (?) makes a fantastic frame. Superb color and detail.
29 May 2007 1:01pm
@Beckie: Thank you! Yes that would be an iron gate, very popular in Charleston
c'est charmant et frais
29 May 2007 1:36pm
Welcome back too from me Jen! I'm sorry but I did not realize you had been away. Have been just so tired too since I came back - too many things to do too soon! Your trip into the archives turned up a lovely photo. I love "doorways" photos. Been always meaning to look for some to take - my daughter has a set on the wall that she bought at some gallery or other - they are lovely for framing - not too big but four or five of them in a row in one frame with a kind of foggy filter around the edges.
A lot of your photos in the past would be beautiful framed - do you print any of them? :-?
29 May 2007 1:49pm
@Anne: I have a book of some that I have printed...I need to shift through and get a series that I can pick a wall for. I got this fabulous idea at a store over the weekend for a collage type display. Need to sketch it out and send it to you. I took a class on matting just haven't had the time to get the "correct" supplies and get some of them done. The creek ones from the Water Theme are getting printed soon and that will probably be my first matting project!
Well done! Beautifully captured!
29 May 2007 2:19pm
@JosefQ: Thank you!
very nice capture and focus ... very good jen!
29 May 2007 4:02pm
@mahdi: Thank you very much!
Thats' a great shot, Jen!! Love the shot through the grate/fence thingy (to use the technical term LOL)
29 May 2007 4:08pm
@Amy: I love it when you're technical : D LOL!!!!!
That looks like a lovely garden and an inviting spot. Beautiful.
29 May 2007 4:40pm
@Laurie: Thank you!
Love the framing and perspective!
30 May 2007 2:31am
nice shot! while the fruit is forbidden, hmm...how about what's beyond that open door?:) welcome back!
30 May 2007 10:28am
@kairospix: Good question : ) Thanks!
This one contains everything for a very pleasant beholding: the form and place of the door with it color matching the oranges, the inside making you curious and feel welcome, the gate meaning privacy with its form contrasting the door opening and door, etc. One picture!
30 May 2007 3:26pm
@Erik Tjallinks: Thank you so much Eric!!!
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