Monday, April 5, 2010
Day 5 - Bare and Derelict
I love old buildings. It's the bare, weathered wood that jumps out at me. These are the kind of pictures that are good black and white or color.
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This blog is exactly what the name suggests--A project. The intent is to post a picture every day for an entire year.
Will I be able to keep it going? Time will tell!
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Will I be able to keep it going? Time will tell!
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- Day 30 - Derelict
- Day 29 - 1954 Chevy Truck
- Day 28 - Backyard Guitar
- Day 27 - Glasses of Goodwill
- Day 26 - Old Stuff
- Day 25 - Sun Shadows
- Day 24 - The Blue House
- Day 23 - Jimmy Mac's Roadhouse
- Day 22 - Courthouse Colors
- Day 21 - Workin' Shoes
- Day 20 - The Neely Mansion
- Day 19 - Vine Power
- Day 18 - My Biker Babe
- Day 17 - The Hanging Tractor
- Day 16 - Crescent Kitty
- Day 15 - When Pictures Change
- Day 14 - Virgin Stainless Steel
- Day 13 - Bugs on the Wall
- Day 12 - Bring Me a Shrubbery!
- Day 11 - Da Hawg
- Day 10 - Canoeing in Seattle
- Day 9 - The Hungry Sentinel
- Day 8 - Fairy Shelters
- Day 7 - Zoomy and Gloomy
- Day 6 - Dry Ice!
- Day 5 - Bare and Derelict
- Day 4 - Landscapers
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About Me
- Rick Williams
- Edgewood, WA
- I'm just a regular guy. I live with my beautiful wife at the end of a quiet, dead-end street. Being retired, I do all kinds of things--without a clock.
I'm recently remarried to a woman that "re-introduced" me to the world of photography. I was into photography in the 70's and 80's but gradually drifted away from it. I eventually sold my trusty Nikon FM because it was being ignored.
Sue jumped into the digital world when we first got together, and I followed right behind her. We both love traveling around (both locally and globally), taking pictures of anything that catches our eye.
Sue jumped into the digital world when we first got together, and I followed right behind her. We both love traveling around (both locally and globally), taking pictures of anything that catches our eye.
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