hello to New York . a City I recently spent some days .. thanks for being here ..blogging here in the Internet is such a good poosibility to go on sharing the beautiness of the moment .. well i bought less in NY but a starbucks mug with the liberty lady was a must .. thanks for being here love andrea seaelle .multiply.com
Beautiful photos of a sultry summer in NYC. So many New Yorkers escape to the country in August ...I love the quiet streets in the none touristy areas this time of the year.
All three photos are superb! Kids and dogs are a favorite. But your low-angled sunlight shots are winners. Love the new header with the gold clouds behind the dark buildings.
Thanks Elizabeth for the kind comments, we sure need tons of them now :P I LOVE the 2nd picture, looks like seeing it from a postcard, very beautiful. Hugs/M
Oh, these morning view are very beautiful, Elizabeth...very summery! And just love all those dogs surrounding that sweet little boy--too cute! Happy Day, my friend ((HUGS))
These images are delightful! Love the white dog and the boy reading a story.
Tried to comment on your other blog, unfortunately it will not accept them unless I give away my first and last name. So there, I'll continue to enjoy it quietly - just wanted you to know.
May your sky be blue all the way to the horizon, and a light breeze refresh you when wished for, Merisi
Great photos. I'm planning to do some 6am mist shots in Chamonix in the next few days...
ReplyDeleteI borrowed Fortunate Child from Beth last weekend. I look forward to reading it.
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hello to New York . a City I recently spent some days .. thanks for being here ..blogging here in the Internet is such a good poosibility to go on sharing the beautiness of the moment .. well i bought less in NY but a starbucks mug with the liberty lady was a must .. thanks for being here love andrea
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Yes you would love the Fox Talbot museum with your interest in photography Elizabeth.
ReplyDeleteThat work of Roberts is quite something.
Great photos. Especially the first one :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of a sultry summer in NYC. So many New Yorkers escape to the country in August ...I love the quiet streets in the none touristy areas this time of the year.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun .. Buster looks as if he was settling in for the whole book
ReplyDeleteLovely sunrise you can tell it's going to be a hot day!
ReplyDeleteSunny :)
Great Pix!
ReplyDeleteAnd your new header is perfect!
Have a lovely new week!
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Beatrice and the furries
Old Tappan is beautiful - a variation on God's Grandeur, perhaps! (Hopkins)
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing like a bit of spontaneous street storytelling.
ReplyDeleteAll three photos are superb! Kids and dogs are a favorite. But your low-angled sunlight shots are winners. Love the new header with the gold clouds behind the dark buildings.
ReplyDeleteMist is always very photographic. So smooth and mysterious.
ReplyDeleteThanks Elizabeth for the kind comments, we sure need tons of them now :P I LOVE the 2nd picture, looks like seeing it from a postcard, very beautiful. Hugs/M
ReplyDeleteOh, these morning view are very beautiful, Elizabeth...very summery! And just love all those dogs surrounding that sweet little boy--too cute! Happy Day, my friend ((HUGS))
ReplyDeleteIanDownTheHall really draws a good crowd :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful out of the city photos
have a happy time
mornings - heavenly! your photos do them justice
ReplyDeleteWhat a great neighborhood you have Elizabeth. Love your header. Pat pat for Buster.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth, that last photograph is gorgeous!!! You need to print that out and frame it! Or put it on handmade cards. Really!
ReplyDeleteI adore the scene from Starbucks. It could be the cover of a children's picture book.
ReplyDeleteBut the pictures without people are just so stunning, E. I wish that I could step into that orange glow of a setting sun through the trees.
These images are delightful!
ReplyDeleteLove the white dog and the boy reading a story.
Tried to comment on your other blog, unfortunately it will not accept them unless I give away my first and last name. So there, I'll continue to enjoy it quietly - just wanted you to know.
May your sky be blue all the way to the horizon,
and a light breeze refresh you when wished for,
Merisi