The plaque in front says that the Celebration
Garden in the Huntington Library Gardens
was in memory of Janet and Steven Rogers
and Family. At last October ‘s visit it looked
too modern and linear to me.
When in July (9 months later) I asked hubs to take a shot
of this view again, he protested,
“But we already photographed this!”
I nodded and added my intention – “it’s the same spot,
but it looks different:)”
A lovely shady place at Santa Inez
(close to Solvang), Southern California. There are two doors here,
1) where the hat hangs on, the Outpost Trad. Co,
2) where the dress is displayed on a headless mannequin
which was visible for me, but the angle
from which I took this does not make it clear:(
So instead, a door with a reflection below!
Love this big flower pot – like a still life
Photo a Week. ABC Wed – (wooden) Floor
These doors about 12 inches thick seem over the top,
but not if you know these are one of the doors
of the Forbidden Cities (the former
royal palaces) in Beijing. When son began to teach in China,
we visited him after a year –
the chance of our life time to visit this country
Travel Tue, Pictoral Tue
For DutchGTN the rickety slicing lock for the doors above
looks like the the way they chose a lock does not fit!
FOTD, Floral Fri Foto
Profile of a young would be painter. He could easily become
one, if he decides to concentrate on the apples
on his painting instead of his Grandfather taking pics, lol.
One Word Sun – profile, Weekly Smile, Say Cheese and
for Makro-Tex in tandem with the clothes: orange-blue
Several times wanted to post this door with a reflection,
but don’t think I ever did:)
Thurs. Door, Weekend Reflection, SundayTree
Sky Watch, Sat. Critters
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One of my grands, with a creative mind, gave
this present – bought the
canvas with his own saved up money!
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Thurs. doors * Thankful Thurs. * Sky Watch * Photo A Week *
Weekend Reflection * Fri Bliss * Floral Fri Foto * Friday Follies *
Sat. Critters *One Word Sun-profile * Sun tree * Sun Best *
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Our World * Weekly Smile * Makro – Tex : orange blue*
Nature Notes * Travel Tue * Pictoral Tue * Say Cheese *
FOTD * ABC Wed. – Floor * DutchGTN *
PS: Thank you for your kind words about my music. Music is important to me and like you, I often find it easy to express the inexpressible through this art.
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Lovely shots, Jesh. It’s so important to encourage everyone to be creative (especially so young people!) and discover the hidden talents that they have. I too like very much the “after” shot of the memorial garden! 🙂
Thanks for joining us at “My Sunday Best” meme.
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The artist in you will pick up on the subtle differences in the Rogers’ scene.
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Nice photos and colors 🙂
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You’ve got awesome grands, Jesh. I love your grandson’s sweet smile. 🙂
It’s wonderful when plants grow and do their thing to change a scene once sterile to full of life.
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You’ve put it together very well …. I hope your husband saw what you saw
Have a heartwarming en splendid ABC-Wednes-day / -week
M e l o d y (team ABC-W)
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Thank you Melody!
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We have the same feeling about our view from the front porch. Each season makes it look and feel different. Summer everything is green, fall we get the beautiful turned leaves on the maples, winter brings snow (sometimes) and spring has that beautiful bright green of the deciduous trees. Different times of day have different lighting. So much to enjoy from the same view like your Huntington Library Garden shot. – Margy
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I bought a great shirt in Santa Inez that I love!
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