Today's post is simply of a hodgepodge of pictures. These photos didn't get selected to go in to any of my previous posts but I like them. There is something about each of them that pleases my eye. I thought it would be a shame to not share them.
Squares, columns and colors
A friendly place with a sense of humor
I've read plenty of novels in which stage doors figure prominently. Here's a real one.
This is one of my favorites. I like the bricks and the angles.
That door is narrower than a standard door.
This is looking in to the Sky City Entertainment Center. It is a six story fantasy land of 12 theaters, restaurants, and many esoteric amusement possibilities. All connected by escalators. (and lifts)
I have done a post on this place and will post it sometime soon. I love it in there. It makes me feel as though I have stepped in to an Escher painting. Odd angles abound.
I haven't looked back through my pictures for my original shot of this tree on a tree, so I can't be sure, but I think the tree on top of the palm was trimmed.
I hope you liked my selections. -djf
I enjoyed your random selection of pictures - with so many of them seeming to invite you further in, up or around (as in a dance)! I wonder how the 'for the love of bees' project is doing? I do remember the tree on a tree from a previous post and it appears to be thriving. I love the bright green & blue Korean restaurant - reminds me of an old-fashioned diner.
ReplyDeleteYour current cover picture is very nice as well - maybe you could do a post sometime featuring your past cover pictures! This post is your 258th one since you started in 2014.. wow!
Keep it up - I really look forward to your posts!
Thanks for your kind words. I might be hard pressed though to remember which pictures I used for my headers. But they are adding up, aren't they?
DeleteWho would have thought I'd be able to find so many things to talk about?
I loved the pictures also. The one with bricks and angles reminds me of a Streetcar Named Desire. It looks like Stella and Stanley's apartment in New Orleans. I was also partial to the stage door as it reminds of my visits in my youth to New York. McKenzie
ReplyDeleteI thought that you especially would like the stage door shot, McKenzie. It's the only stage door I've run across here, but I'll keep my eyes open for others.
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