Post by hmca on Jul 25, 2016 14:17:19 GMT
The images I selected to showcase this week are:
The Newer Train Station South Charleston, Ohio........by John
I always enjoy seeing pictures from towns across our country that I'll probably never visit. John's gallery has a varied selection of such images. I liked the perspective he chose for this train station with a hint of the older station in the background.
Geelong Lifesavers.......by jackscrap
What an interesting group of sculptures! Like John, Jackie has submitted an image that gives us a glimpse of her corner of the world. You can find out more about these fascinating sculptures here.
Dragonfly On A Mullein Plant.......by jjr1770 (Judy)
Universal in its appeal to photographers, but hard to capture in such exquisite detail, Judy has presented us with a beautifully photographed dragonfly against a softly muted background.
My selection for this week's IOW title is.......
Gettin' High in Low Places.........by Tpgettys
I was immediately taken with this image. Sadly this is a scene that has no geographic boundaries. I particularly liked the way Tom used color to tell this grim story.
The Newer Train Station South Charleston, Ohio........by John
I always enjoy seeing pictures from towns across our country that I'll probably never visit. John's gallery has a varied selection of such images. I liked the perspective he chose for this train station with a hint of the older station in the background.
Geelong Lifesavers.......by jackscrap
What an interesting group of sculptures! Like John, Jackie has submitted an image that gives us a glimpse of her corner of the world. You can find out more about these fascinating sculptures here.
Dragonfly On A Mullein Plant.......by jjr1770 (Judy)
Universal in its appeal to photographers, but hard to capture in such exquisite detail, Judy has presented us with a beautifully photographed dragonfly against a softly muted background.
My selection for this week's IOW title is.......
Gettin' High in Low Places.........by Tpgettys
I was immediately taken with this image. Sadly this is a scene that has no geographic boundaries. I particularly liked the way Tom used color to tell this grim story.
