Strait of Magellan – Chile
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Ushuaia, Argentina
This goose was on the shore of Lago Roca in Tierra del Fuego National Park.
Here is a picture of the lake:
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Hard Stone, Green Grass, Furry King of the Beasts.
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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:
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The neighborhood cat decided to rest in the shade of one of our trees, waiting for the start of our first annual 4th of July parade.
The picture is has a plethora of different, intermixed textures.
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We spent a long weekend in Chatham, Massachusetts (located in the southeastern part of Cape Cod). While there, my wife and I took a long photo excursion walk in this beautiful historic town. The featured image is from one of the many historical buildings in the town. You can see the beautiful gray cedar shingles used for siding, along with the 300th anniversary placard.
Here is the front of the cottage with its beautiful blue door:
Right across the street from this cottage is a tree over looking the bay. The back side of the tree was covered with a mustard color moss. This also has some beautiful texture:
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We went out with friends to the Elks Club on Saturday night for a Shrimp Fest dinner. We had a wonderful dinner at a poolside table. Just off of the pool deck was this raised platform with a picnic table in the middle. The railing around the table was a very thick rope that looked like a huge boa constrictor snake. I love the texture differences between the wood, the rope, the plants, the brick and the old rusted chain.
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Do you sometimes take a picture and not get the result you expect? Here is one of those cases. My camera’s auto-focus chose the background pine straw instead of the small blue spruce tree. I think that the result makes a perfect Tuesdays of Texture example.
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This photo was taken though the train car window heading up the mountain in Skagway, Alaska.
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I chose an image from Cartegena, Spain. There is a hill in the center of the city where active archeological digs are in progress. At the top of this hill is this round, stone structure. I bled a bit of the color out of the photograph to enhance the textural quality.
Here is the original image:
Each version has its own textural qualities. Note the two people in the image to the right of the structure. They blend in a bit, so you don’t see them at first.
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