a beautiful stay in portland
made even lovelier
by the bewitching Birdman
and the enchanting Elenka.
cheers!
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- trees in sleeves of silver
- baaaaa...
- snowshoe shuffle
- Monochrome monday: another view of the Retreat
- pawing through the snow
- house detail
- Merry Christmas
- a delightful gathering
- mondel bread
- our younger daughter has crossed an ocean
- monochrome monday: bubbles of light
- through the frosted pane
- early morning light
- the roof of wendy's barn
- don't let the blue sky fool you
- bless the carolers
- for birdman...
- monochrome monday: decades of darkness
- 365th post!!!!
- wild horses
- skywatch friday: vanishing act
- once the town high school
- the last cauliflower
- apples in the afternoon
- monochrome monday: curses, foiled again
- portland, maine: from my hotel window
- it's beginning to look a lot like christmas
- skywatch friday: sun setting in a tempestuous sky
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17 comments:
wow a cool trip! I'm curious now I want to see more pictures from this city!
Happy Sunday dear friend, enjoy your view!Cool shot!
Léia
Nice shot from your hotel-look
did you have a relaxing time there
:-)
I hope so we need that all !!
Have a nice sunday :-)
I love this shot! That had to be the fastest 3 hours of my life... time REALLY does fly when you're having fun with 'new' friends. Thanks for a wonderful evening-- Kitty and best bud of the Kitty!
I think I've heard of Portland, Maine! It's away up there somewhere, right?
And what were you doing up there on "vacation." Don't nor'easters usually go south on vacations?
Heh. Heh.
I was wondering who Birdman and Elenka were then I read a comment by Birdman and now I know a little bit. That's nice that you could get together!
Have a wonderful week!
This is a neat view from you hotel window, it is an interesting collection of buildings - lots to look at! I like the warm glow of sunshine.
Thank you! You're so sweet, you both are. I'm glad you had a nice time....we did, too.
Hope you had a safe trip home.
I value your comment very much.
This week I, too, met two blogging friends. One for the very first time, but recognised her the moment I stepped off the carriage onto the platform. The other, I have now met two or three times.
It is so nice - and reassuring - that people one meets doing this sort of blogging are indeed the characters they purport to be.
Now to your photograph. Bear with me, this is homespun. In my mind's-eye, Portland Maine is a seaside town with wide open spaces and green fields and uncomplicated folk. What is it doing with delapidated high-rise?
Perfect composition. I love the play of light on the walls.
Perfect composition. I love the play of light on the walls.
What a nice surprise, a meeting with two blogging friends! I imagined my Maine a bit different...
A little escape from the routine is always welcome and nice!!
I love these cityscapes, odd angles of buildings seen from a window. Everything looks like it is waiting to be explored.
Three Rivers Daily Photo
Nice low sun angle and warm color (even though it was probably pretty cold). I like Portland. It might have the best little art museum in America.
I'd have to agree with Bob about Portland Museum of Art . . . Hopper's Pemaquid is a favorite work.
I like this rooftop shot with the gorgeous glow. I can also envision this as an oil painting.
Did you have to shovel your way home?
btw I like how Birdman calls you Kitty.
Nice shot..,Have a nice day..!
Have a look at this and let me know if you appreciate it. Especially the style in 43.
http://ampersandseven.blogspot.com/
Nice urban lines.
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