Showing posts with label lights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lights. Show all posts

22 November 2009

22 November 2009 Photo: Pushing The Season

Yes, I know it is a bit early to be decorating for Christmas. Last year we FROZE when we put up the outside lights so we decided to take advantage of today's warmer than usual weather. Since it was 54 degrees today, we were able to be outside without having numb fingers, toes and noses.

26 September 2009

24 September 2009 Photo: Starlight...Starbright

I am at a meeting for work Thursday - Saturday at a conference center just outside of Philly. As I was sitting on a couch waiting for some colleagues, these lights captured my eye (and my camera lens).

21 July 2009

21 July 2009 Photo: G'town With J-Cho

I am in DC for a meeting and have gotten to spend some time with my friend Jane. We wandered around Georgetown tonight and I snapped this picture with my iphone. My other camera is having issues with the shutter so I thought I would try the iphone route. Not too bad but I need to get the other camera looked at.

10 January 2009

8 January 2009 Photo: There's No Place Like Home


This image makes me want to curl up in the chair, light a fire in the fireplace and read a good book. Seeing this photo makes me realize I don't spend enough time here. It is my favorite room in our home and I need to enjoy it more!

05 January 2009

5 January 2009 Photo: Night Vision


Today just about got away from me with the craziness of getting ready for the semester. In trying to keep with my photo a day project, I decided to go outside and do some night photos - not a big deal if you live in Florida, but in Central NY I could get frostbite. Of course it may have made sense to put a jacket on before I went outside.

As you can see, I fibbed a little when I said we were taking down our Christmas decorations...we got all of the inside ones down (that took about 4 hours) but didn't get to the outside decorations yet so this was the subject of todays photo. I did used a tripod and the timer to keep it in focus. The more I look at this photo, I think we may actually leave those lights up as we use that patio a lot when it's warmer!