Kayak Blues
by juliep

Comment:
Quite a kyak collection. I like the color here and the repeating pattern.

30DayFeb02.jpg
by juliep

Comment:
I know about where this is. The overcast makes things look a bit blah in color saturation, but the composition is right nice.
Looks like the surveyor had a couple of good stiff drinks the day this walk was laid out. : )

Day 3: Boundary Stone
by levyj413

Comment:
Nifty piece of history.

Tombstone.jpg
by rider64

Comment:
Nice memorial. I am glad that vandals haven't trashed them. I feel that this would be good in B&W too.

Day 3
by karmat

Comment:
Good snapshot. I do that sort of thing too, with the camera on the seat and ready when I am driving. Interesting history about the place too.

Local Hang Out Day 3
by emily212

Comment:
You shot this at the right time of day to have the lights stand out, and to also get detail all over. Nice peek at the local honkey tonk.

Taking Flight
by EBJones

Comment:
Excellent rection time, and fortunate that your camera was ready. I like the weeds as they add a sense of what the scene looks like instead of just a bird with water behind it.

Fan
by Retroesque

Comment:
Nice composing with the way the circles are a bit off center. lots of lines and curves and a very metallic look to it too. These ventilators have been around for a long time, and the wind turns them and makes them pull hot air out of a building. They are a very energy efficient (green) way of helping cool a place, and help to keep humidity lower inside. Most of these have a shutter that can be closed when it is cold outside.
I never would have thought to photograph one from directly below for it's graphic quality.

Day 1 City of Goose Creek
by UNCLEBRO

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Nice small town sunset kind of image.
I guess that this town is where the 70's country rock band, Goose Creek Symphony" got it's name.
Glad you could make it to the Where You Live challenge.

Day 3 - Liverpool v Everton
by Sweetlittlepixie

Comment:
Good exposure in this shot. With the big windows and the fog, everything is evenly lighted. When I went to London to appear in a "Scrapheap Challenge/Junk Yard Wars" episode, I noticed how much better the construction quality of homes and buildings was in the UK. Here, they just throw housing up cookie cutter style, and as quickly as possible, with nothing square or straight.
I see that your cat has found the warmest spot in the house.
Very nice capture of everyday living UK style.