Packaging

Dirty, old packaging.

Blue

This is one of the shots from Sunday. I like the grungy textures of the door.

Sunday Six 2.0: Week 13

It was a gorgeous weekend in Atlanta! I was able to get out and about all weekend long, which was so nice.


On Saturday, the Atlanta Braves held their annual open house. They were offering free tours of the stadium, as well as, the chance to run the bases and catch a pop fly in the outfield. It was such a nice day to be outside!


Afterwards, a friend and I ended up at a yard sale in his neighborhood where I found these cute owls. There were several different patterns to choose from. The lady said she sells them on Etsy, but I haven't found them just yet.


They're hand-painted and have this subtle gray in the background.


On Sunday, I met up with some friends for lunch. This was the last bite left of the Peanut Butter Chocolate Cake the four of us split for dessert. Yummy!


After lunch, three of us went shooting around the city. These are my feet!


One of the areas we ventured to was Atlanta's warehouse/industrial area on the city's west side. There are lots of empty warehouses with all sorts of things to photograph. I liked this shot of graffiti on an old warehouse window.

Until next week . . .

Sunday Six 2.0: Week 12

Not a whole lot of adventuring this past week, but I do have a Recap Six.


Filled out my census form this week.


Did a little bit of planting. This one is basil.


This one is rosemary. I also picked up some cilantro and thyme.


My friend planted this pretty magnolia in his front yard.


The tree had lots of little bulbs, just waiting for warm weather. Which, by the way, it didn't get today. Would you believe we had snow in Atlanta today?!


This was a completely random shot, and I almost used it for a Photowalk theme, but changed my mind. This is the reflection of the sky and trees in my blackberry. The phone was sitting halfway on a piece of paper and the railing. Since those two were pretty close in color, I was able to get a decent blur for the outside areas of the photo. Although, I kept my aperture wide, so that helped.

Until next week . . .

Worn II

As you hike up the trail to the top of Stone Mountain you'll pass lots of carvings in the mountain. This is an example of one that we spotted on our way up. I like to think these are a mixture of several different carvings which are now practically one large carving.