“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet.” Ah Shakespeare, here is a beautiful rose picture I took. I love the little rain drop in the middle of the flower. it adds a little something to the photo.
Say hello to Mr. Buffalo from Yellowstone. They were everywhere.
Creeper Photo of the day goes to the Smoker. She was on Pikes Place Market smoking in the street. Her glasses and face caught my attention. I wonder who she is talking to and why it is so important to go sit in the street to talk. She seemed upset, I wonder why.
I am a huge fan of the television show called Man v. Food on the travel channel. So naturally when in Seattle I checked out the places he went to on his show, one of them was a seafood eatery called the Crab Pot. It has something called a Sea Feast, and it truly is. They bring out a giant pot filled with crab, mussels, clams, sausage, potatoes, and shrimp, then dump it onto your table. There are no forks or knives just a mallet and a little picking fork. It really is a battle with your food. ...
This is my favorite creeper photo I have ever taken. It was in the airport on my way to Seattle. Her hat was what caught my attention. There is just something sad and mysterious about her that I love. It made me wonder why she was going to Seattle and who she was. She has the honor of being my first creeper photo.
So my little brother had the great idea to have a section for Creeper Photo of the Day because I take so many. So starting today there will be a new photo every day of some random person that I have never met but took a picture of without their knowledge of me doing so. A warning, none of these are meant to be stalker photos or anything. These photos are solely of people I found fascinating in some way or another and wanted to remember them for it.
As always, I love the color red. This photo is interesting, I love how the sky is reflected in the window. Ivy always makes for good photos, there is a photography tip for you.
Wow I just found this poem I wrote in eighth grade. Kind of interesting. I open my eyes and see you Your soul so happy and filled with joy Two peas in a pod always together Arm in arm right by my side Sun shinning on your soft face Wind tousling your brown hair Silence, laughing Hiding in prickly bushes away from the world Our little hideout made out of blackberries One so sweet, one so sour No one can touch us Our world of dreams and fantasies ...
Of course going to Seattle entitles the Space Needle. Very impressive from the outside but it wasn’t really so amazing from the inside. This may partly be contributed to the fact that I don’t do well in elevators (not because I am claustrophobic, but because I get really dizzy). But really, it wasn’t that great. You go up, say oh, ah at the view, and then go back down and leave. Frankly the monorail ride over was just as exciting if not more. ...
So on our tour of Seattle we took a stop at the Fremont Troll which is a giant sculpture of a troll underneath a bridge. Creative and weird. I enjoyed it very much.