At a bend in the Green River these little whirlpools would form and dissipate within seconds.
Tag: Nikon D7000
Roses on the Trail
A couple of colorful roses along the Green River Trail. A nice visual relief from the graffiti.
More from the Green River Trail
Of course, what would any urban trail be without graffiti and generally poorly placed street art? The pilings in the second photo are from days gone by when there was a lot of river traffic and commerce.
Green River Trail
Image of a small section of the Green River as well as that of a weeping willow tree on its bank.
Trio of Tiger Lillies
A few or the Tiger Lillies that I enjoy from my garden.
Odd Color Tones
The view of the pedestrian bridge is from inside an elevator that had green tinted glass. The second image caught my attention as the cloud formation seemed ominous.
Cedar River
Section of the Cedar River in Renton, Wa. The Cedar River Watershed supplies a large portion of Seattle’s water. An old pedestrian bridge, below, is showing its age. In this part of the country anything left outside will inevitably have something green growing on it shortly.
Rose
On one of those rare sunny days in the NW………………
Views from the Train
Some images taken from the Amtrak train that runs between Seattle and Portland. Two of the images are of an industrial area the train passes by and the third shot is looking south, towards downtown Portland as we cross the Willamette River.
Friday Fun
Spotted on the side of a small dump truck in Portland.
Front Side-Clematis
And, here is the traditional floral view. One of the “rules” I was taught in a workshop is: “Never shoot flowers from above”. One of the next “rules” that was presented was: ” The rules should be bent or broken from time to time, whenever you feel the creative urge”. So, there you have it. As much as some would like to make Art a “Science”, basically it is whatever works for you that should be applied.
The Backside
The backside of flowers seems to be universally ignored by photographers. I thought it was time the backside had its day.
Bluestar2012's Photoblog 