As promised in my earlier post on Olympic Sculpture Park, here are a few more photos from our walk in the park. Tell me what you think. I love hearing from you!
Forgive me for this one. I just couldn't resist!
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1 week ago
oh my..the sculpture is naked!
ReplyDeleteFrom me to you, suejean =)
i absolutely love b&w photos...these are lovely. i especially love the second one.
ReplyDeletelove them julie!
ReplyDeleteand the pop of color with the child on the bike is fab!
dig the last shot too! :)
I really like the 3rd photo. There is something about it. It is the art within the art I think. I'm enjoying your work very much.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the follow. IDK if you checked out my photos from Griffis Sculpture Park, but I bet you would have a blast taking photos there (over 200 sculptures). The stairs remind me of a Highton-Ridley photo. I love the boy on the bike and I think his mom & dad would be thrilled to have that photo, because I'd love to have one like that of my grandson.
ReplyDeletethe statue makes me think of Moses parting the sea. i'm quite certain that isn't what that represents but the image sort of stuck in my head. hope all is well. have a great night.
ReplyDeletethanks for the visit to my blog.
Julie,
ReplyDeleteThese are just first rate. Lovely compositions and just enough color where it means something! And you have a fabulous pictorial sense of humor! The boy holding up the space needle? ... I love them all. These are winners. Clearly.
The child on the bike is fabulous with the pop of color against the concrete! And the last one, hee hee!
ReplyDeleteGreat pics. Congrats on making the blogs of note list.
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The best about the first picture is its black & white plus color combination.
ReplyDeleteAnd when I watch the last picture I can see angels dancing - watch the water carefully.
Great pictures - I say.
Oh wow! You're really making me miss Seattle with your beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Nice Pictures.....
ReplyDeleteI wish I have the means to also produce great pictures....
I like your post as well as you pictures.
Thanks for sharing that to me.
Thanks and good work..
I hope you can share more pictures with me.
Thanks and take care.
The picture with the boy on the bicycle grabbed me as soon as I opened the page. Part of it is the spark of color against the gray setting. But the dramatic perspective is also captivating. Fantastic shot!
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing new for me to say; the others have said it so well!
ReplyDeleteIf I keep studying your photos, I can probably learn a lot. Gotta get out and get a decent camera.
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These are WONDERFUL, Julie! I've spent some time in Seattle and this reminds me why I love it so much and can't wait to return.
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Love the second pic.....
ReplyDeleteJulie these are all wonderful love the first one and last image of boy holding up the needle. Did you get to ride the underground train.. oh that was incredible.. the art in the subway was amazing!!
ReplyDeletethanks for stopping into my blog as well!
xxoo
Marianne
Thanks Julie great work
ReplyDeleteWoW, great shots. I need lessons, you available?
ReplyDeleteI have used my trusty 35mm with all the lenses bells and whistles for 36 years and this Mother's Day my kids bought me a digital camera so I could put pics on the blog easier and enter our century. Although I am rather proud of the spider web pic I have on my blog, I have volumes to learn. I trash more pics than I keep and I'm not use to that. I tend to be a perfectionist.
Kudos to you and have a wonderful day!!!
We like them Julie, and of course the great setting of Seattle, one of our fav cities.
ReplyDeleteWell done
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All the pictures looks great. The first one is excellent. The boy on the bike. Thanks
ReplyDeleteWow. I love them all, especially the second one- the diagonal lines really make you look all around. Excellent :)
ReplyDeleteI love your photography the vibrancy of the photographs are amazing :D
ReplyDeleteYou have a very nice blog Julie, great slide show!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! I especially love the stairs!
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteI love the picture of the little boy ridign his bike. Super photo!
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absolutely love this picture. i think it should be a postcard!!!
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