right now we all need a dose of color in our lives. being an architect, i always joke that my color palette tends to be white, black, and shades of grays.
this weekend, i definitely got my color prescription filled by going to a local amusement park. how can anyone not 'snap out of their blues'...by getting a shot of blue...or pink, or red, or yellow?thought i'd share my colorlicious snapshots with you and hopefully it may inspire something colorful.
An amusement park? That sounds great. I should go soon. I miss that funilicious-ness. BTW, great photography. A little harsh on the contrast, but the colors really pop.
I agree, the photography on your blog is really nice. Are you using all original content or do you pull your images from elsewhere? If it's all orignial you are a very tallented photographer. How would you say it? Photolicious? Photodazzle?. I think it's photodelic to the mazimus.
My favorite is the roller coaster with the vertical lines in silhouette -- an architect's eye for sure. Very inspiring. I am now forced to dig out the ole 35mm.
we would love to use these photographs on www.spearmintbaby.com with a link back to your blog. please email spearmintbaby@gmail.com if interested. thanks, shari
Welch Design Studio specializes in high-end custom residential architecture. We absolutely love what we do, and we are constantly looking for objects, stories, images and people of inspiration. We hope this blog will inspire you to live a more 'Design-infused' life.
this oozing vertical line print is one of ian davenport's mesmerizing pieces from his london exhibition entitled FABSTRACTION. don't laugh at me when i say this...fabulicious!
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i guess it's my inner cowgirl coming out. CELINE leather cowboy boots designed in collaboration with french actress and singer emmanuelle seigner. a mere $2,100. (BTW...i don't own these).
thanks char...especially coming from you...ms. photographer!
ReplyDeleteAn amusement park? That sounds great. I should go soon. I miss that funilicious-ness. BTW, great photography. A little harsh on the contrast, but the colors really pop.
ReplyDeleteGreat blog! Your photography is OUTSTANDING! I hope you dont mind if I follow along.
ReplyDeletePlease feel free to visit us at Fort Thompson anytime, you are always welcome.
Love and Prayers,
Tim
I agree, the photography on your blog is really nice. Are you using all original content or do you pull your images from elsewhere? If it's all orignial you are a very tallented photographer. How would you say it? Photolicious? Photodazzle?. I think it's photodelic to the mazimus.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the roller coaster with the vertical lines in silhouette -- an architect's eye for sure. Very inspiring. I am now forced to dig out the ole 35mm.
ReplyDeleteThx!
Jg.
we would love to use these photographs on www.spearmintbaby.com with a link back to your blog. please email spearmintbaby@gmail.com if interested. thanks, shari
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