Enveloped in Color and Art

The Sky;s the Limit by Michael Hayden

This underground walkway  at Chicago Airport connecting Concourse B to C envelopes passengers in a mile-long kinetic light sculpture composed of 466 neon tubes and 23,600 square feet of mirror over head.  It was so enjoyable I was glad that I had time to walk slowly.  This week's Daily Post Photo Challenge.

Intricate Meditation

The word intricate speaks of patterns to me.  Just about 2 years ago I discovered a form of meditative drawing.  Zendoodle or Zentangle or tangling.  The repetitive and intricate patterns free you from thinking too hard, which is always my struggle.  The intricate patterns and structure are a springboard to freedom for my thoughts and creativity.  This week's Daily Post Photo Challenge a photo that captures intricate.

 

 

A Pup in Motion Tends to Stay in Motion

Sammy is part beagle and part lab.  He's always in motion, but when it comes to visiting the lake in Goshen, CT you can be sure it will be non-stop motion.  He loves to play fetch until he drops.  We've thought about getting him a life preserver just because we're afraid he'll drown one day from exhaustion.  He is a care center dog who knows how to play hard!!!  It isn't too hard to capture him in motion this week's Daily Post Photo Challenge.

Life in Motion

The motion my lens enjoys capturing the most is covered with feathers.  As a kid my grandmother had a seed feeder, and we'd see feathers of so many colors.  Climbing trees as a kid, looking into nests, I think that's where I first dreamed of seeing life and the world from a bird's view.  This week's Daily Post Photo Challenge.

 

The Glory of the Lord has Risen

This sunrise was unforgettable, that warm glow that only comes from early morning light.  This week's Daily Post Photo Challenge - capture life in the early morning light.  Is 60:1

On Thin Ice

Gulls floating on this ice.  Feathers floating on ice.  

One last entry for this week's Daily Post Photo Challenge.  How to interpret the word afloat?

 

 

Up Up and Away

I have always loved to be as high up as possible.  As a kid I climbed as high as I could up the sycamore trees in front of my house.  So high I could see the New York City Skyline even though I lived 20 minutes away from the George Washington Bridge.  My BFF treated me to a hot air balloon ride for my birthday.  Amazing friend!!!  She knows how I love to fly so high.  This was one of the top ten most memorable experiences of my life.  Another entry for this week's Daily Post Photo Challenge.  How to interpret the word afloat?

 

 

 

Feathers Afloat

Feathers - an ingenious creation.  Nothing floats like a feather.  Light as air, warmer than most any synthetic, they act as waterproofing for birds, and they are beautiful to behold.  This week's Daily Post Photo Challenge.  How to interpret the word afloat?