Its time again to switch letters over at
FILM26. We're moving on.
G is for...
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Me and G |
There is a park in Seattle at the north end of Lake Union. It is an old Gasworks where some of the old structures, pipes, and valves have been saved. The park has a lovely view to the south of the skyline of Seattle. Its a nice spot to spend some time on a sunny afternoon.
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the Works at Gasworks |
I heard some cooing and noticed that in one of the open pipes, a pair of pigeons had made a nest. Mr. was the sentry and watched carefully as Doggie and I stood below.
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Gentleman Pigeon at Gasworks |
Sure enough, Mrs. Pigeon showed up at the opening after Mr. P decided that Doggie and I were OK. They were so cute that I couldn't resist a Polaroid shot of the two peering down at me.
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Gentleman Pigeon and His Bride at Gasworks |
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Goat |
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Gnomes |
We're taking film photos for a year and following the alphabet for inspiration. Every two weeks, we share what we find over at FILM26 at Flickr.
I also want to do a little Monday Shout Out to my friend Justine Gordon over at
Justine Gordon Photography. She has come up with a brilliant idea of Pay It Foward Monday. Which means that you give a little shout out to a fellow blogger and a *clap~clap* for what they do. Justine is a fellow film photographer and participant and co-hostess at FILM26. Head on over to her blog and see what an amazing photographer Justine is. Also, give pay it forward a try on your blog!
What photogenic pipes you found! I think my favorite is the second one, because of all the shades of yellow, orange, and red, but really, I like all of them very much.
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