365 Photographs: 2010

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

235. - Girl

Photograph 235

Walking through the woods in Easter clothes.

234. - A Pink Flowered Tree

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Nobody in my family knows what kind of tree this is... I think it's cherry, but I'm not sure.

231. - Bamboo

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Near a stream over at our neighbor's house.

A red barn at the end of our street. Some guy there uses it as a workshop and makes crafts there.... bunny hutches, wreaths, stuff like that. I messed with it on Picnik and made everything B&W except for the barn, then I set a tint on it.

229. - Mugs

Photograph 229

Coffee mugs in a shop window.

Friday, March 26, 2010

228. - Pine Needles covered with Snow

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227. - Mist

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226. - Need a Hand?

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Get it? It's a pun! ahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha! (Yeah, I know, it's not very punny.)

225. - Door

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An old photograph from my walk in Wickford.

224. - More Fog and Birds

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You can hardly see the birds in this one.

223. - Graveyard

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While I was out on my misty expedition.

222. - Birds in the Fields on a Misty Morning

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I just got my driver's license and I've been waiting for a good photo opportunity, so when I saw there was a lovely fog I decided to take a drive and take photos. :) These birds were all sitting in the fields and flew up when I got too close. It was awesome, this field isn't very big (for a farm), and is bordered with roads, but when you got out in the middle you couldn't see the cars on the roads anymore (although on a clear day you definitely could have.)

221. - Grey seas

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220. - Seagulls swimming in the Dusk

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219. - Truck

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Our town has a sort of dumping ground back in our woods (it belongs to the water department, they keep all the snowplows and stuff in a building back there), but they have all sorts of interesting and slightly creepy junk back there. Like this car getting eaten by weeds. Oh, and I messed with it on Picnik....

218. - Trees in a Snowy Field

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217. - Snowy Field

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I convinced my mom to pull over and let me take photos. :)

216. - Tree

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I don't remember what kind of tree this is. :(

215. - Snow-covered Thorns

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214. - Bicycle Wheel

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A broken bike.

213. - Wooden Walkway

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It was in the middle of nowhere.

212. - Stormy Seas (part 2)

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211. - Stormy Sea

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The waves were really high that day, even though it's hard to tell in this photo.

210. - Pebbles in a Tidal Pool

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209. - Ocean

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This is RI in March, it looks a lot warmer than it is.

208. - Ironwork over the Ocean

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207. - Balustrade

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Here's more Balustrade.

206. - Marble Balustrade

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Isn't 'Balustrade' a fun word?

Thursday, March 25, 2010

205. - Kayaks

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Um, yeah.

204. - Walking along the Seashore

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Two boys walking along the beach.

203. - Leaf-strewn stairs

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Interestingly, the Cliffwalk (Newport, RI) were made by the PWA (or one of those other New Deal relief programs), which I happened to be reading about in American History. Well, I thought it was interesting.

202. - "Will you Marry Me?"

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This was written along the cliffwalk. We walked by at the same time as a gaggle of girls, they all stopped and started cooing over it. lol.

201. - "Maybe" by Carl Sandburg

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Someone wrote this poem on steps leading up from the ocean. Funnily enough, when we walked a bit further down the Cliffwalk someone had written "will you marry me?" (next photo), in what appears to be sharpie on a stone overlooking the ocean. My dad, upon reading this poem, said something along the lines of "She's indecisive. Make up your mind already."