Packing paper

I have often admired the crisply folded and draped linen cloths found in many well crafted still life paintings. It is a measure of an artists skill to reproduce the intricacies of bended and twisted fabric.

Of course making such images in much easier in photography, but it can be none-the-less interesting, even if the material is less captivating.

Which is not to say that I have captured anything out of the ordinary here.

Pavilion Lodge

Water spots

A fairly common site. Nearly perfect round spots, assuming the ceiling was installed correctly. A small leak above, a round lacy pattern below (well above but below).

Most facilities are quick to have the tiles replaced, but I think in many cases it can add a bit of character and interest to a bland office.

Mannequins

In the village

Foggy moon

Tonight the moon is only a soft glow as it tries to penetrate the fog and tree branches.  It looks pretty mysterious.

By the way, my iMac is having its' hard drive replaced this week courtsey of Apple. I received an email telling me that the drive may possibility fail (after three years of dependable use). I have had excellent service from the iMac with no indication of any issues, but Apple offered to provide a brand new drive free of charge... so it is hard to pass up. Which brings me to this and any other posts this week... they will be edited and posted using my iPad, so the images may (or may not) be a bit different. The editing process certainly is.

Second day of spring 2013

Not sure

There have been times when I have uploaded a photo and been pretty unsure if it was worthy.

This is one of them.

It can be dangerous. My most viewed blog photo (which I will not include a link to) is one that I am pretty uncomfortable with from an artistic, technical, processing, and content standpoint... yet it has almost 400 views, which is a lot for my little blog.

Which brings us to the photo above. Kind of an interesting garage, nice textures, subtile color... but frankly not really anything I am particularly proud of.

So I am unsure, but up it goes anyway.