Open Door by Melissa
I had other, better photos to write about, but I found myself going back again and again to this one. It’s blurry, the lighting isn’t right, the doorframe is in the shot… you’ll...
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What the future beholds by David La Rock
A picture of a one-way bridge. Not especially compelling one might think.
Me being up early enough to witness the sunrise from the rivers edge as I ineptly attempted to surprise my sleeping wife with...
Spring Cleaning by Vanessa
How much do I hate unpacking stuff? *This* much.
I had a really quiet sleepy Christmas, which was cool, it was what I wanted. Reading a book in a day, practising a new stoopid computer puzzle, stuffing...
Through the fog by Phil Hough
Fog is such strange stuff. It can give an eerie atmosphere, make you feel isolated and hemmed in or just play with the light to give all sorts of alien effects. In the mornings it’s rolling only a few...
Pink sky at night, sailors delight by Daniel Donahoo
There isn’t any shame in the suburbs, unless you are ashamed. I grew up here and had no intention of returning. But, I have returned and if my little boy could speak he would have said, ‘Don’t go,...
Muskoka by David Gow
Its truly amazing how if given just a couple of days up at the lake all your troubles, all your worries and stress from life in the city can just be shed completely. Forget the rush hour commute, the...
Fresh Noodles! Get’em Here!
I married my husband in October of 2002. It’s been one whole year. We have had an interesting marriage, not the least because we come from different cultures and languages that are as polar as they...
Colors Of The Gulf by Kerry O’Neal Kendrick
What beautiful shades and colors do the heavens form when using the blues and greens of the Gulf seas, added with the last evening rays of the sun, then topped off with the beginning darkness of a new...
My old Pennsylvania home by Jessa
Nestled in the hills of western Pennsylvania is my home. It’s accessible only by traveling a long and winding dirt road. Shady oak and walnut trees line the way like soldiers. In summer I often used...
The Windy City by Adrienne Canzolino
Chicago has a population of roughly three million. three million people, but none of the hussle and bustle of new york… ok, maybe just a little. Chicago is the little city that could – and...