Showing posts with label Ship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ship. Show all posts

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Photographer Feature: Nick Griffith

Nick Griffith and I went to high school together, and I think he's a very good photographer, as well as a great artist in other mediums!  He's been some places that I have never seen... including Hawaii!  I'd love to go there, and maybe I will one day.  But, in the meantime, I hope that you will join me in enjoying his photographs and dreaming about how beautiful it must be.

More of Nick's work can be found on his flickr account, The Next Big Thing.

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Here are some more of Nick's awesome photos. These ones were all taken in Pearl Harbor.

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Hawaii, USA
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Friday, July 30, 2010

A Splash of Orange


I love flowers, if you hadn't been able to tell.  Half of the photographs on this blog are of flowers.  And, why not?  If we're talking about the lovely things in this world, it is hard to ignore them.  Manmade loveliness is wonderful, but if you want to discuss natural beauty, the flower is where it's at.  Colours like this happen without any person trying to create them.  How wonderful is that?  

Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Like this?  Take a look at Pink is Pretty.

Tired

South Street Seaport is a really fun place.  I've been shunning it for the past few years as a tourist trap, but when a few visiting friends wanted to go down there and have a look around, I was forced.  I was so glad that I was.  The boats docked there are so lovely, and the view of the Brooklyn Bridge from the balconies of the mall is just exquisite.  More on that to come.  This is the side of one of the ships,  strung with... car tires.  I have no idea why, but I thought that it looked rather nice.

Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Like this?  Take a look at For the Long Haul.

Saturday, June 5, 2010

The Little Ship

A Toy Sailboat on the Pond
Jardin du Luxembourg, Paris, France

Like this?  Take a look at Grazing.