Continuing with Becky’s Spiky Squares themed photo challenge, here are a few sculptures and plants that were just a bit on the pointy side at the Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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Cee has left the topic open for her Black & White Photo Challenge this week so I thought I’d revisit my trip downtown recently to get a different perspective on some of the things that I saw there.
Looking up at one of the lions outside the Chicago Art Institute on Michigan Avenue.
Taking the long view outside the Lyric Opera House on Wacker Drive.
On a day crowded with walkers, runners and tourists down for the Air & Water Show, these artists on the River Walk managed to stay very calm and focused on their projects.
Looming overhead, the stainless steel headdress of the Jay Pritzker Pavilion designed by Frank Gehry, in Millennium Park.
A view within a view at Cloud Gate in Millennium Park.
Getting the bird on the River Walk. Some of you may remember this little guy from a previous post. He was very obliging and allowed me to take lots of shots from different angles.
For more on Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge go to Open Topic.
This week, Cee has given us plenty of scope for the Black & White Photo Challenge with the topic Ground: Sand, Dirt, Grass and Paths. I was particularly drawn to the last on the list so here are a few paths that I have taken. The first two, more formal paths, can be found at the Chicago Botanic Garden.
The paths at Arches National Park in Utah were a little less structured.
And the ones at Alta in Utah were downright rugged!
For more on Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge go to Ground: sand, dirt, grass, paths
Seven days, seven black and white photos of my life. No people. No explanation. Day 7. Challenge someone every day. Today I challenge The Lantern Room
If I pick you and you don’t feel like participating or if you’ve already taken up the challenge, that’s fine. I understand.
Seven days, seven black and white photos of my life. No people. No explanation. Day 6. Challenge someone every day. Today I challenge The Humble Fabulist
If I pick you and you don’t feel like participating or if you’ve already taken up the challenge, that’s fine. I understand.
Seven days, seven black and white photos of my life. No people. No explanation. Day 5. Challenge someone every day. Today I challenge allaboutwordswa
If I pick you and you don’t feel like participating or if you’ve already taken up the challenge, that’s fine. I understand.
From peaceful calm to raging storm, the moods of the weather change from moment to moment. This is my offering for the Weekly Photo Challenge, the subject of which is Transient, set for us this week by Andrea Badgley at The Daily Post.
Just before sunrise over Lake Huron in Mackinaw City.
A storm brewing over Greenbush, Wisconsin.
For more on the Weekly Photo Challenge go to Transient
