I am thinking about attempting a 365...

Just back from Washington DC where I took a ton of photos and it got me thinking about what folk at Filckr call a 365... post one photo a day for 365 days. I am not going to worry about the photo being taken from that day at hand... I've got plenty to catch up on. Maybe one day a week will be from that day. I can make and break my own rules just fine.

Tradition has it that you start on New Years Day, but with my birthday looming in July, why not start then. DC photos could fill a huge chunk and I wouldn't have to do a massive Flickr download.

I rarely post more than one at a time anyway, but I did 16 from my Cleveland trip in one swoop.

Three places are highlighted...

A Chapel in Lake View Cemetery...

A botanical Garden...

and an architectural gem by Gehry...

see the rest here.

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Gratitude 3

I am blessed... color vision, glass, macro photography and the love of a good woman, who asked me to document her mosaics...






















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Flickr Sundays-- Atelier Teee's Riverwalk Fountain

Riverwalk Fountain
Originally uploaded by Atelier Teee

Flickr Sundays, a new habit. Sunday mornings before church I have dedicated to my Flickr site. I thank and comment back to folk who have visited my photos, I post new photos, and I visit my friend's new photos where I leave a comment on a photo that speaks to me. I am all about the communication

I want to show of some off these wonderful folk to my blogger friends, so lets start with Atelier Teee. Have you been to Chicago. This man is documenting the city and I think he should be on their pay roll. He has a great eye for architecture. Check him out. The Photo is called Riverwalk Fountain, click it to see it at his site. I commented on this one two months ago.

Mosaic Woman and I lived down state Illinois for two years, but did get a five day weekend in the big city before we headed east. I was introduced to Jerk Chicken at Taste of Chicago. Timing is everything. Maybe I should dig out some of my Chicago photographs and post them, I know one person who would get a kick out of them, just like he knows I will be drawn to his captures of stained glass.