Through the lens I see the transition of summer to autumn.
(Scroll down for the link you want.) Photos, Haiku and sometimes a bit of art added all week.
Park Street Church in Boston MA ~ sight of many social issues interventions for: Weekend in Black and White link |
Water Reflections in Manchester Harbor MA for: Weekend Reflections link
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Straight out of the camera ~ nature's beautiful sky palette yesterday on Cape Ann MA ~ Taken with Fujifilm XT 1 new 'mirrorless' camera ~ On the beginning of learning curve with new camera for: Sky Watch Friday link
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'O' for Old Tools found at the Essex MA boatyard for: Alphabe Thursday link |
Active Boat Yard Builder in Essex MA on Cape Ann MA for: Black and White Wednesday link image-in-ing link |
'Summer time fun' on the Essex River in Essex MA ~ a part of Cape Ann MA for: Our World Tuesday link
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We are wishing you the best in each day. ^_^ Your posted comments are a delight to us! Thanks. |
QUOTE TO PONDER: 'There are some things you learn best in calm and some in storm.' ~ Willa Cather
HOUSEHOLD HINT: ' Got a splinter, use scotch tape. It will remove most splinters painlessly and easily.'
source: 2007 Holistic Health Guide
Those red tricycles look like fun.
ReplyDeleteI especially like the first photo of the river and the boats on it. It looks like a place I would really enjoy exploring in a kayak!
ReplyDeleteGreat pics for the day!! I do love the boats on the river and perfect for a kayak indeed!! Have a great new week!
ReplyDeleteSummer is being swept away by the tide of seasons. I love the old barn and tools.
ReplyDeleteLove all the photographs...especially the third one in monochrome... :-)
ReplyDeleteThe haiku is so profound...nicely done... :-)
Very pleasant post. The river view is lovely and that Old Barn in BW looks great. Interesting looking tricycles, I've never seen any like that.
ReplyDeleteHello Carol, Your photos are well done and your pup is so cute. We spent a month in Arcadia just outside of the park actually. We loved the beauty of everything we saw. I'm sure Cape Ann is lovely as well.
ReplyDeleteJeanne
With the boats and shipbuilder it's a summery post - enjoy the last of the great weather while we can!
ReplyDeleteHmmm...wonderful words again, Carol!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteI love the river scene, a boat ride there looks like fun! Art Muse doggie is always a cutie.. Great photos, have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous series: I love the river scene too, but also the old tools!
ReplyDeleteWonderful images. Very nice variety.
ReplyDeleteAlways enjoy your landscape photographs. They are so relaxing and well-captured! Hope you're having a lovely week as well!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! I like the red tricycles :)
ReplyDeleteLove the old boat hours. I think Art Muse is wanting a ride!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely scenes. And I'll definitely be trying that tip on how to remove splinters.
ReplyDeleteIt must have been a very lovely day on the river! Thanks for showing the old barn so full of history! And the lovely little tricycles so full of future!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
Wil, ABCW Team
Beautiful pics Carol. You are never short of them. Great!
ReplyDeleteHank
Love your b&w, like it has secrets, has a story to tell... but has no voice.
ReplyDeleteI think that shed looks a fine source of pictures! I think that splinters are natures way of reminding us that the small stuff matters too!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
love your photos-the black and white building is wonderful, and it's always an added treat to see Art Muse dog too:)
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your blog and all pictures. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThosr little trykes are so clever. Love tje muted colors of your Thursday picture.
ReplyDeleteAn excellent selection for the week. I have always loved old tools and old buildings - charming. I'm sure art muse dog would love to try out one of those stroller / trikes -whee....
ReplyDeleteI like a new moon watching over us.. so comforting.
ReplyDeleteMostly always there...even there when the sky is clouded. A wonderful cycle!
ReplyDeleteI like the thought that I am being watched over!
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Lovely shots and words.
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos, Carol! Love those bikes with shades!
ReplyDeletegreat photos as usual.
ReplyDeleteThe photos of the tools is my favorite, though I like them all!
ReplyDeletePlease share at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2014/08/drip-drip-with-linky.html
Watching and working! Tend to forget the 'work' of influence on the tides.
ReplyDeleteold barns are truly a find - i try to photograph them too when I come across them - doesn't happen often though..
ReplyDeletewonderful black and white shot. Did art muse doig get a ride in the stroller/tricycle combo?
ReplyDeleteThe little red trikes are cute. I love the boat builder's shop and the old tools.
ReplyDeleteHello sweet little dog!
Love that first shot! Thanks for your visit.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful collection as always. I especially love the barn. Not ready for it to be Fall yet (we've got to get out of Alaska first ;>)!)......
ReplyDeleteFabulous photos! Love those little trikes -- too cute! Wish I'd had one when my kids were little!
ReplyDeletegreat shots! i'm intrigued by those stroller/tricycle combos also...
ReplyDeleteSome great photos here...especially love the black and white!
ReplyDeleteCool post :)
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy the antics of Artmuse dog. He seems very fascinated by the red tryke stroller combo. The old tools are wonderful. Wouldn't you love to know who used them?
ReplyDeleteLove the clouds in your in your sky watch! The Fujifilm XT gave you excellent results.
ReplyDelete:) Hi Artmuse Dog and Carol, long time since I've visited. Doing it for the letter "O" ~~ I love those trikes, are they under your control? We have our daughters in the 'pile' in our garage. Along with her motorcycle, two bikes, and other large toys. The smaller ones are in the attic. We get those down one or two at a time as her daughter grows.
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Love that picture of the river, reminds me of the bay where I grew up!
ReplyDeleteCarol, pretty sky shot.. Happy Skywatching, have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteYour skies are gorgeous. Loved all the other photos you shared. Such a range of themes.
ReplyDeleteThose clouds look threatening.... and I LOVE that river shot!
ReplyDeleteThese are fun. Love that you are using film, too!
ReplyDeletethat's a great photo of old tools! And I love the look of Essex River (think I've said this before) lol {:-D
ReplyDeleteMy children were too old before the pushing stick came on. I think it is a great idea.
ReplyDeleteAlways a treat to see your lovely photos and read your creative haiku. Love the old barn shot. Your header is gorgeous too. Have a great weekend. Mickie :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures !
ReplyDeleteLoved the Divine sky!
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These are beautiful shots, Carol! happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteA painting shot of the sky. Love it! Sending hugs to ArtMuseDog. Looks like he wants a ride on one of those bikes :)
ReplyDeleteLittle strolls to grace the memory---I like that idea!
ReplyDeleteHi Carol,
ReplyDeleteI hope you are doing well. Beautiful clouds my friend. It's hard to believe summer is almost over.
have a nice weekend, a stroll is really good for the soul
ReplyDeletemuch love...
Those old tools are great!
ReplyDeleteI lived in Amherst Ma. many moons ago. Love seeing the photos from your neck of the woods.
ReplyDeleteYour lens captures breath taking visuals :-)
ReplyDeleteI especially like the B&W barn. Really nice, Carol!
ReplyDeleteYay! I love those tricycles. x Lovely pictures too. xx
ReplyDeleteI love that door!
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ReplyDeleteLoved this walk down memory lane, Carol. I miss the Boston area.
ReplyDeleteLove this collection of images, especially those bike/strollers that your puppy is clearing yearning to ride! ;) I'm not ready to transition to fall just yet but I suppose I won't have much choice in the matter!
ReplyDeleteI like how you composed the old tools photo. Nice feel to that image. The sky photo is amazing. It's almost like a painting. You've got one wonderful eye at the camera. :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and I really like your words too!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. The first Black and white is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHello Carol, Art Muse doggie is so cute. Thanks so much for sharing your post with my critter party.. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteStunning picture. The first black and white is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh a perfect post! I love all the beautiful words and the wonderful photos! It is good to be here and say hello! Thank you for this share. Made me smile this long holiday weekend. Love that church in Boston, our oldest son heads there in a few weeks to work aand train for a few days! I am excited to see photos he will share with us too! Hugs, Anne
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. Your dog is such a cutie.
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely series of photographs Carol. So much going on, each shot a total delight. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great "O" photo! I love the Queen Anne's Lace!
ReplyDeleteSo many great photos here!! I really like the old tools and the boatyard shots. Wonderful post.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos! Art Muse Dog is so cute!
ReplyDeleteI like the photo of ArtMuseDog playing peek-a-boo. The photos of the boat, shed, and tools are great. My grandkid has a tricycle like that, great for a stroller but the kid gets to pedal too. I enjoyed your haiku and Willa Cather quote too.
ReplyDeleteLove ArtMuseDog peeping over the couch! :-) Your photos and haikus are wonderful! I particularly love the B&W barn!
ReplyDeleteAww- artmuse is looking so sweet! Great photos today. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteLots of fabulous photos, but I love the old tools!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
The 'I see you' picture looks so cozy and your little dog so cute. Have a lovely weeken.
ReplyDeleteA great collection ... love the pic with the old tools too!
ReplyDeleteNice shots!
ReplyDeleteNice photos! Such a sweet doggy!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful b&w shots!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great collection today! Can't believe those clouds are right out of the camera. They look amazing.
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I especially love your black and white images. Very artful!
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