Taken at Capitol Lake this past weekend, Mother's Day to be exact.
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- Don and Krise
- Olympia, Washington
- This is our first blog, a daily (whenever possible) photo blog of our state capitol and surrounding area. Most photos were taken by me, however my wife will sneak one in from time to time.
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Ok, now that's an awesome shot & color - I do love sepia, I just can't achieve the color I want!
That's killer photo!
Great shot. I could look it for hours.
Why "ruin"?
Gorgeous and artistic photo, Don!
Well done, Don. Nicely composed and the monochrome is very effective. I suppose "ruin" refers to the fact that those center tracks come of an abrupt end. Maybe "they" will pull them up and make a bike trail out of this old railroad bed?
Jacob: I do like your "Rails to trails" idea. We bicycle a local trail that is part of that program. No, our oldest daughter was sitting on the couch guiding me through the pp on this photo. She came up with the title. (If I didn't use it she was going to hurt me.) :-(
Oooh I love this shot!!! It's moody.
This is an amazing shot! I love everything about it.
Great photo! Olympia is such a beautiful place for photography. Endless possibilities!
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That is a classic, and what a great location to begin the shot! It is perfect in monochrome, and I don't usually feel that way. I'm into color these days, it seems.
mia: Thank you.
Christina Klas: I agree. There really is so much to see here. Thank you for stopping by too. I really need to hop over to your blog and take a look at what you've added recently. I hate to admit it but I've been so busy I'm a bit behind.
The sky looks great in black and white. Great composition