Tag Archives: curves

Magnificent Magnolia

Posted in: Black and White Photography, Botany, Commercial, Creative, Curves, Flowers, Nature, Outdoors, Photography, Plants | July 7, 2020 at 8:49 pm , by Laurie Merritt

No comments

...

Steel Magnolia

Posted in: Botany, Colors, Commercial, Curves, Flowers, Nature, Outdoors, Photography, Plants | July 7, 2020 at 8:35 pm , by Laurie Merritt

No comments

...

Isn’t It Lovely?

Posted in: Botany, Colors, Flowers, Nature, Outdoors, Photography, Plants | March 26, 2020 at 11:58 am , by Laurie Merritt

No comments

I have no idea, but it’s a tropical flowering plant growing from a tree trunk!...

Preventative Measure

Posted in: Architecture, Colors, Commercial, El Camino de Santiago, Outdoors, Photography, Scenic, Spain, Travel | July 30, 2019 at 8:28 pm , by Laurie Merritt

No comments

To keep the tiles from lifting off the eaves of the roof. ...

If the Wall Could Talk

Posted in: El Camino de Santiago, Landscape, Nature, Photography, Scenic, Spain, Travel | June 28, 2019 at 2:30 pm , by Laurie Merritt

No comments

“Geologists have a saying – ‘rocks remember.’ “ ~ Neil Armstrong...

Fabrica de Tabacos

Posted in: Architecture, El Camino de Santiago, Photography, Scenic, Spain, Travel | April 10, 2019 at 10:47 pm , by Laurie Merritt

No comments

i.e. Tobacco Factory. Of course, tobacco was not only grown in America, but on this trek, I didn’t expect to learn that Spain had a tobacco industry as...

Gorgeous Building Façade

Posted in: Architecture, Colors, El Camino de Santiago, Outdoors, Photography, Scenic, Spain, Travel | April 10, 2019 at 9:52 pm , by Laurie Merritt

No comments

I simply loved the shapes, patterns, textures and colors of Logroño’s Mercado de San Blas (the San Blas Market). We strolled by this building on our way...

High Winds Protection

Posted in: Architecture, Color Photography, Colors, El Camino de Santiago, Outdoors, Photography, Scenic, Spain, Travel | August 28, 2018 at 1:51 pm , by Laurie Merritt

No comments

Rocks get placed on top of the tiles at the bottom of the roof to protect from high winds. If the first ones were to fly, the...

The Doors – St Jean Pied de Port, France – Pt 3

Posted in: Architecture, El Camino de Santiago, Outdoors, Photography, Scenic, Travel | June 14, 2018 at 10:30 pm , by Laurie Merritt

No comments

Each is so unique!! During our stroll on the the sidewalks of this village, I could’ve stopped at each one; some were absolutely fascinating! ...

COLOR OF THE DAY

Posted in: Botany, Colors, Flowers, Macro Photography, Nature, Outdoors, Photography, Plants | February 14, 2018 at 12:59 pm , by Laurie Merritt

No comments

Love the one you’re with!...

Yes, More Vancouver Architecture

Posted in: Architecture, Commercial, Outdoors, Photography, Scenic, Travel | September 25, 2017 at 9:28 pm , by Laurie Merritt

No comments

I know, I know!! You’ve seen enough of Vancouver already, I get it! It’s quite apparent I thoroughly appreciate the architecture in this city! It’s just too...

Shape and Form

Posted in: Architecture, Black and White Photography, Commercial, Creative, Outdoors, Photography, Scenic, Travel | September 13, 2017 at 9:31 pm , by Laurie Merritt

No comments

Vancouver, BC buildings in B&W....

Without a Net

Posted in: Architecture, Commercial, Landscape, Outdoors, Photography, Scenic, Travel | September 13, 2017 at 3:10 pm , by Laurie Merritt

No comments

The skyscraper window washers who clean architectural glass make “stepping out” look so easy – like dancing on a wall. No scaffolds here! A trade definitely not...

Back in Time – Vancouver BC

Posted in: Alaska, Architecture, Commercial, Outdoors, Photography, Scenic, Travel | September 1, 2017 at 5:41 pm , by Laurie Merritt

No comments

Last month, exactly 3 years to the week, I returned with a friend to Vancouver, British Columbia, to depart on another Alaska cruise. Utterly amazing and uncanny,...

Not Your Everyday Minerals!

Posted in: Colors, Nature, Photography, Travel | July 23, 2017 at 1:27 pm , by Laurie Merritt

No comments

Guggenheim Hall of Minerals, American Museum of Natural History, NYC. It’s hard to associate some of these raw minerals to what might become a soft, finely-polished gemstone....