Bello Giorno was the venue for the wedding that I photographed on July 7th – July 9th in Belvidere, NJ. I took this picture of a paving stone in the garden where outdoor weddings are held.
In that same garden is a statue that I found interesting. I photographed it in Black and White to bring out the textures:
In the back of the garden is the ‘Cottage’ where the bridal party gets dressed for the wedding:
Of course, I had Tuesdays of Texture in mind when I took these photos.
Here is a swollen, flooding river being swallowed by a dense woods. The picture was taken in North West New Jersey the day after a heavy rainfall.
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Here we have a lone sentinel overlooking Oyster Pond off Queen Anne Road in Chatham, Massachusetts.
You can find other entries in Sunday Trees by following the link.
Thursday Doors is a weekly feature hosted by Norm Frampton on his blog ‘Norm 2.0’. This week he features Le Chemin du Roy (The King’s Road), Ste-Anne de la Pérade Church. Follow the link for one of Norm’s wonderful posts.
This week, I want to feature some of the lovely doors from Chatham, Massachusetts at the south east corner of Cape Cod. My wife and I did a ‘walkabout’ while there for a wedding a few weeks ago, so I had a great chance to capture some wonderful doors.
This featured image is a lovely blue door on one of the older buildings in this colonial town. I featured this door on a post for Tuesdays of Texture along with the plaque affixed to the house next to the door.
Right next to this quaint little cottage is a wonderful garage with two lovely doors:
Here are several other doors captured during this doorscursion:
Finally, I just had to post the front of a small house on one of the side streets in the town. Perhaps you can guess why.
Point House was the venue for the wedding we attended on Cape Code two weeks ago. The use of a rudder shaped sign for the name of the house was very appropriate to the setting.
While walking around the downtown area of the Chatham, we saw a wonderful sign for ‘Canterbury Leather’. Here it is in B&W:
Now take a look at the color of the leather vest:
This picture is for you, Helen.
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This featured image represents one of the most historical trips my wife and I have experienced. We were on a Mediterranean cruise in May of 2001, and every stop was steeped in history. Our stop in Ephesus, Turkey was one of the highlights of the cruise. At that time, about one square mile of the city had been excavated, and everywhere we looked was wondrous. This particular picture is of the library in Ephesus.
However, this being the 4th of July, I thought I should include some American history. This next picture is from the siege at Vicksburg, Mississippi during the American Civil War.
The Tuesday Photo Challenge is sponsored by Frank Jansen at ‘Dutch Goes the Photo!‘. Be sure to see the other entries by following the link to Frank’s page for this week and then checking out the comments section.
While on Cape Cod in Chatham, Massachusetts last weekend, we stayed a a quaint little motel called the Chatham Highlander. We found this green painted bicycle leaning against a tree, pretending to be a flower pot.
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I thought that on the week of the 4th of July, that this image was appropriate.
Sunday trees is a 5+ year project sponsored by Becca Givens at the blog ‘On Dragonfly Wings with Buttercup Tea‘.
This statue of a bear is located outside of the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody, Wyoming. In full color, the bear is a wonderful orange, but the transition to black and white is also quite appealing:
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge is always a great deal of fun. Follow the link to see other entries of hands, feet, or paws.
I want to continue documenting our trip to Chatham, Massachusetts. I took this photo specifically for the CWW challenge. It is amazing what you find when you explore new places with known challenges in mind. This picture was taken from Queen Ann Rd just before Pond Street branches to the right.
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