Parking Space
April 2008
My iTunes: Trumpet Concerto in Eb composed by Haydn
Here is a little bit of yellow that some of us might see -- or even look for -- everyday without realizing it. It's not too often that we get this close of a look at it, though, and if we're bending down like this, it's usually to check our tire pressure... unless you're doing a series of blog posts with the theme of Project: Yellow.
Okay, I admit, it's an old shot and I wasn't taking it specifically for Project: Yellow. There's NO way I could get down at this angle right now, at least not without excruciating pain from my herniated disc. BUT, I did re-edit this shot and made the yellow a bit more punchy. However, were I able to get down at this angle, I would absolutely do so for a picture.
13 comments:
What a fantastic shot! I love the low angle you chose.
That's kind of the fun of this...seeing what we normally might overlook. I searched my archives as well. I've only put up two so far but am looking forward to future challenges.
Love it!
Your pictures are wonderful, but I fell in love with the flower bucket from the other post!
What a terrific shot!! I love it!
Christy,
I wanted to take a photo of the dotted lines on a road, but let's just say I haven't found an uninhabited one yet ;). I never thought of a parking spot, and yet it's so obvious!
Nice take on the ordinary :).
Like Robin, I'd had my eye on the highway centerline as well. Much safer your way. And a great shot to boot.
Do you still have that picture of me from the summer, laying on the ground taking a picture at the Grymms Dyke?
Thanks, everyone! I'm excited to have readers, now! = )
Anna -- yes, I should still have that picture you mentioned.
In the words of Ellie "I think she's taking a nap with her camera."
great capture!!!! take care of your back........
Christy, I love this! So simple but so impressive! I have a new one up at Answers to the Questions
Christy: Nice photo of the line. I had a similar idea yesterday but was waiting till the end. I will follow you until you have the surgery.
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