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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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December
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- Maserati At The Mall
- Men's Plumbing Fixtures
- Two Hydrants
- Fountain and Fashion at the Mall
- San Antonio Sculpture and River Walk Lights
- Two Pickup Signs: His and Hers
- Santa and His Elves
- Reindeer At Ready and River Walk Lights
- Frederick Remington's Ride and Step Off Statues
- Casa Rio on the River Walk, San Antonio
- When Travel Was By Train and Steam Ruled
- Reflections at Two Art Museums, Sheldon and Wichita
- Art and Ice Cream Signs
- Nebraska State Capital Building, Lincoln, NE
- Star Hydrant and Hydrant Phone Booth
- Burgers and Theater, Wichita, KA
- Silo, Barn and Thrashing Machine
- Dale Chihuly on the Floor and Door Reflection
- Two Prairie Pothole Lakes
- Safety Zone and Fitness Signs
- Old Bank Building
- Buddhist Temple, Lincoln, NE
- Two Old Barns
- Motel Views
- Door and Window Reflections
- Fall Farm and Big Chair
- One Lane and Road Closed Signs
- Knotty Pine Road House
- Thanksgiving Dinner Setting
- Cathedral of the Prairie
- Sad, Sagging House
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- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
The reflection in the second photo sure makes the person seem very tall. :)
ReplyDeleteit's a nice reflections capture!!!!
ReplyDeleteVery, very cool. As you know, I love visiting art museums.
ReplyDeletei like that 2nd shot w/ shadow!
ReplyDeleteThe second shot is outstanding!
ReplyDeleteWow, this floor is really well polished ! Amazing portrait here...
ReplyDeleteI like the geométrical composition of the first picture too. Nice catch.
What a terrific capture/reflection for the day!! I, too, love art museums! Hope you and your family have a wonderful and very Merry Christmas! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
really love that second image! Well done:-)
ReplyDeleteThank you to everyone who commented here. The first photo is of Sheldon Art Museum on the campus of the University of Nebraska. The building was designed by Philip Johnson, and is stunning.
ReplyDeleteThe second image is at Wichita Art Museum on a glass floor over a display of Chihuly glass. The floor is clear glass and no shoes are allowed on it. Some feel nervous walking on a clear glass floor.
The second picture is intriguing. I would find it very odd to walk on a clear glass floor
ReplyDeleteHave a very happy Christmas!
Lucy
The strong shadow flows from the firmly planted figure, which is enhanced by her third leg. Lots of determination exuded here.
ReplyDeleteNice reflection composition!
ReplyDeleteMerry X-mas to you!
joli coups d oeil ;o)
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