Weekly Photo Challenge: Change of Seasons

Friday night in Laura and James’ living room, I was telling them what the weekly photo challenge was.

Laura said, “I have pumpkins on the front porch and Christmas decorations in a box.” So I went out onto the front porch but when I saw the neighbor’s Christmas lights and a mini-bus drove by, I knew I had the shot for the Change of Seasons challenge.

Change of Seasons. And the temperature is 50 degrees making it feel like a Spring evening.

December 8, 2012 | Categories: Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: Christmas decorations, Clintonville Ohio, front porch, home, night photography, postaday, pumpkins, travel, Weekly Photo Challenge: Change of Seasons | 12 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Reflections

This week’s challenge is reflections and to see more responses to the challenge, click here

December 2, 2012 | Categories: Photography, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: Allegheny River, mirror, Monongahela River, New York City, photography, Pittsburgh, postaday, reflections, river, travel, weekly photo challenge, wter | 16 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Thankful

Thankful for Family. There is much to be thankful for but I feel this sums it up for me.

If you are a follower of the blog you’ve seen this photograph from last August when Matthew was back from Croatia.

Just one photo in response to this challenge.

We aren’t in the same geographic location this Thanksgiving so I am reposting the summer family shot when could be together!

November 23, 2012 | Categories: Family, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: children, family, front porch, grandchild, grandchildren, home, photography, postaday, thankful, travel, weekly photo challenge | 19 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Green

Emeralds. Emerald City. The color of money. And some mold.

Green as the grass. Green as ecologically sound. Green seems the color of Spring.

I’ve already shown my Green eggs on a spork for Dr. Seuss day (the ham was regular pink!)

The weekly photo challenge often inspires me to shoot specifically for the challenge but today it was archives except for the dresses on display last night at the Fairfield Commons Mall out side Dayton, Ohio.

November 18, 2012 | Categories: Photography, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: Emerald, fashion, food, green, greens eggs and a ham, photography, postaday, travel, weekly photo challenge | 25 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Renewal

The Weekly Photo Challenge: Renewal.

Autumn offers no crocuses or tiny redbud blooms on trees. I thought of library books and contracts, being signed up for a team. Commitment.

Everything is preparing for dormancy, dropping beautiful gold and orange leaves in gutters like crazy. There is a sense of approaching winter, the urge to cocoon, make soup. And then the temperature is in the 60s and predicted 70 for Sunday. One day you are making up your bed with flannel sheets, boiling water for tea, making chili or soup. The next day you are ripping off your sweater and sporting a cotton T. The fluctuations feel strange and off.

As I left school, this is what I saw…

The fresh pine cones dangling for the pine trees branches, bobbing in the wind and the late day sunlight shining right on them said renewal to me.

Everything has been focused on the vibrant palette of the deciduous trees but look at this magnificent coniferous tree!

November 9, 2012 | Categories: Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: autumn, coniferous, coniferous tree, daily post, nature, pattern, pine cones, pine tree, Pittsburgh PA, postaday, travel, urban scene, weekly photo challenge: renewal | 26 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Geometry

for Mr. Swanger……

The weekly prompt suggested a tight crop, an abstract, perhaps some architectural lines of buildings. Hmmm. Here is my series in response to geometry.

I’m thinking parallel lines never meet. And then the intersecting lines, plotting points.

I loved geometry and the love of it came from the teacher whom I remember so well this evening as I write this post: Geometry.

I’m thinking of one of the best teachers I ever had- Mr. Swanger, in Morristown High School, New Jersey. I’m sure you have memorable teachers whom you remember, too.

Did a quick search and found this wonderful tribute in the Morris Educational Foundation publication.

Here is an excerpt and a link to the information about Saul Swanger Fellowship for New Teachers

“its purpose is “to encourage effective, innovative new teachers to pursue a lifetime of excellence in public education through the award of professional development fellowships, which help them to explore a professional passion, to pursue a course of study and/or undertake activities which would not otherwise be possible.”

The Legacy of Saul S. Swanger

Whether it was flipping the chalk over his shoulder onto the top rim of the blackboard, his tests with humorous problems about Stanislaus and his incorrigible younger brother Whatalouse, the sweet smell of his pipe smoke, or the warmth with which he embraced all of his students, Saul Swanger is remembered fondly by many generations of MHS alumni.

Mr. Swanger began his teaching career in 1938, teaching English, Ancient History, American History, Sociology, Latin, Spanish, Algebra, and Geometry in a schoolhouse in Claytonia, Nebraska, which was home to students in grades K-12. He came to MHS in 1944 and remained for forty years, thirty of them as Chairman of the Math Department. Immediately prior to his retirement in 1984, the MHS Honor Society changed its name to the Saul S. Swanger Chapter of the National Honor Society.

When asked about his proudest moments, Mr. Swanger said, “Because I continue to live in the same town where I taught, hardly a week goes by without my meeting a former student whom I taught (or whose children or grandchildren I taught), usually to exchange warm and often humorous memories. At times like these, I remember the words of Henry Adams:

‘A teacher affects infinity. He can never tell where his influence stops.’”

In a speech before the Middle States Evaluating Committee, which was reviewing the continued accreditation of MHS, Mr. Swanger spoke of young teachers as “noble and radiant with hope for the future.” He went on to speak of

“teachers who have been able to produce shafts of light,illuminating the darkness…to communicate their love of learning and enlist their students in what they consider the glorious lifelong adventure of learning.”

November 2, 2012 | Categories: Photography, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: angles, education, geometry, high school, lines, mathematics, Morristown High School, Morristown New Jersey, postaday, Saul Swanger, shapes, teacher, weekly photo challenge: geometry | 28 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Foreign

The Weekly Photo Challenge: Foreign was enough to make me scramble- find Croatian photos from my trip visiting Matthew about 4 years ago.

October 27, 2012 | Categories: Photography, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: Croatia, Foreign, photography, postaday, signage, travel, Zagreb | 14 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Silhouette

The wordpress weekly photo challenge is Silhouette. When I hear that word I think of the little black paper cut- outs of children’s profiles mounted in a black oval frame. They used to be popular and hanging in homes. But yesterday I was photographing this display of bras created for October- Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The wind was brisk and it started to rain. The bras hung on a metal tree sculpture at American Eagle campus on the South Side, Pittsburgh, were blowing like flags. This photo is unretouched and is in color but looks black and white without any adjustments.

Last year there were thousands of bras strung across the adjacent Hot Metal Bridge which I posted.

A reminder to schedule a an overdue mammogram.

A time to think of all of those who battle this disease, family and friends we know and love.

And a snippet of video to show the wind and rain effect on the scene…

Bras in the Wind

October 19, 2012 | Categories: Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: American Eagle Pittsburgh, Breast Cancer Awareness, health, Hot Metal Bridge, Pittsburgh, postaday, sculpture, south side, video, Weekly Photo Challenge: Silhouette, women, youtube | 25 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Big

Weekly Photo Challenge: Big and the photo example was a ten foot long cheese.

A guest blogger today- my son Mark took this photo of Murphy by using forced perspective, making him appear BIG. Mark had been reading about forced perspective in Imagineering Disney brochures describing how this is done at the Disney Theme Parks. I tried the technique today with Flat Ruthie

October 12, 2012 | Categories: Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: airedale terrier, dog, guest blog, optical illusion, photography, postaday, Weekly Photo challenge: BIG | 26 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: What Makes Me Happy?

The weekly photo challenge this week is a multi-photo challenge using one of the new gallery formats that WordPress created. The suggestion was to include a gallery of nine photos. I was talking on the phone with my friend V and she said Oh, that’s an easy one. Your family!

I added fireworks and raspberries for celebration and summertime. Seeing Michael so happy receiving a medal at a dive meet this summer made my nine photos tally an even dozen.

The family numbers added up quickly. I decided to show what really makes me happiest!

Witnessing my family love one another. Watching Erika enjoy her children ride the Merry-Go-Round at the zoo, James catching Laura in his arms, celebrating Anna’s First Holy Communion weekend with the family. And Steve playing with the grandkids.

All of these photos make a mom’s heart sing.

October 6, 2012 | Categories: Family, Photography, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: brothers, family, gallery, love, photography, postaday, sisters, weekly photo challenge: happy | 26 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Mine

This week’s photo challenge is MINE. The first photo is someone else’s MINE.

The second part of the post are MINE- my feet in the hammock on the porch, my shadow, my view from the front porch, my coffee ice cream cone, my junk drawer contents, my fancy toaster I received on my 50th- a self-portrait of stuff.

Nothing illustrates the Weekly Challenge of Mine better than the following phenomenon. In Pittsburgh when it snows, everyone reserves the parking space they shoveled. The most popular place holder? A chair! No one dare move it. Fortunately I have a driveway. Parking in the snow is serious business around the city and the chair screams MINE!!!

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October 2, 2012 | Categories: Photography, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: food, front porch, ice cream cone, postaday, shadow, travel, Weekly Photo Challenge: Mine | 20 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Everyday Life

Everyday life.

Selected a dozen shots for this Weekly Photo Challenge. The photographer who created this challenge, Jon Sanwell, suggests walking around and shooting people in a variety of settings throughout the day. One of my decisions was to mix it up, peopled and unpeopled shots but the trace of humanity in the unpeopled shots.

What I documented-

Walk the dogs, cook breakfast, make coffee, catch the school bus, sit in traffic, run out of milk and go to the market, home repairs (thanks to Andy’s father’s screws and nails collection in her basement ceiling)feed the dog, put out the trash, buy a lottery ticket, gather with the family,dine with friends. Everyday life can be so fine.

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Fellow bloggers respond to the challenge here

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September 15, 2012 | Categories: Photography, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: city, coffee, collection, dogs, everyday life, family, food, home repairs, New York City, pancakes, photography, postaday, school bus, travel | 28 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Near and Far

When I received an email with the challenge of the week, I read the suggestions about landscape and horizon and went to find them.

I have a ton of landscape images but suddenly I saw all these photographs in my library with people in them.

Walking somewhere. And me, following the walkers. A city far in the distance. Near and Far. Here are my interpretations of Near and Far, starring my family, the cities, the Hot Metal Bridge decorated with colorful bras for Breast Cancer Awareness and an unknown marathoner with her pony tail flying.

Photographed in Columbus and Pittsburgh.

There are at least 100 other bloggers interpretations in the list of ping backs on the Daily Post

September 9, 2012 | Categories: Photography, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: bicycles, city, Columbus OH, family, Monongahela River, near and far, perspective, photography, Pittsburgh Marathon, Pittsburgh PA, postaday, travel | 19 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Free Spirit

This week’s challenge of free spirit was exactly that- a challenge!

Here’s a gallery of free spirit (to me) as I perused the archives, thinking about the definition.

My interpretations have a wide range of the meaning- including a feral cat, The Angel of the Waters Fountain in Central Park, Andy Warhol, a motorcycle guy choosing to go helmet less- free spirit not limited to flower children dancing at Woodstock or Haight Ashbury. I should have gotten a few of my friends to pose and I don’t have consent to post some shots I already have but I when I think free spirit, they come to mind. Next week is the Art Fair in the Park in Mellon Park Pittsburgh so I’m thinking an opportunity for new images of free spirit.

I found this quote on another blog but when entered this text it says author unknown-

”Free spirits are inclined to explore life and taste new experiences that hold true to the deepest parts of themselves vs. being influenced by what the masses around them are doing. They are often people who think freely and have the courage to hear their own voice and follow their own integrity.”

One of the feral cats we were able to capture, get fixed and inoculated. There are two and we feed them on the back porch. Our neighbor Ann had cats, cats, cats and then moved to a home and then passed away and we inherited the two that called this neighborhood, home.

Concert goers enter the Altar Bar, a repurposed church in the Strip District of Pittsburgh.

Italian Festival in Bloomfield.

Shohei Toyoda performing in Worthington OH

Angel of the Waters Fountain, Bethesda Terrace, Central Park New York City. It was featured in the movie Angels in America. In fact, it’s been featured in many movies.

You might remember this shot from the Andy Warhol Museum as I was leaving at night, the party was just starting.

Photographer friend Joycie in Grand Central Station.

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September 1, 2012 | Categories: Photography, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: Altar Bar, Andy Warhol, Angel of the Waters Fountain, arts, Central Park, childhood, city scene, feral cat, free spirt, Grand Central Station, New York City, photography, postaday, Shohei Toyoda, travel, weekly photo challenge | 30 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Urban

I could sift through thousands of urban photographs for this week’s challenge: urban.

There are the suburban shots of the family in my file folders, too.

Choosing a cohesive urban series was my personal challenge. The most searched term on my blog and a true urban image is NYC Rooftops at Night which I posted in 2009.

I live and work in the city of Pittsburgh, driving across bridges and past demolitions, playgrounds and chain link fences. There are skyscrapers and empty lots. When I visit my sister in lower Manhattan there are hundreds more images to shoot and file. And why not throw in a couple from Zagreb where Matthew lives?

So much for a cohesive series. Here are my urban selections for this week’s challenge. A couple will be familiar if you’ve followed me for more than a year.

One hundred other bloggers interpretations of URBAN

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August 26, 2012 | Categories: Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: architecture, Chinatown, city, New York City, photography, Pittsburgh, postaday, signage, travel, urban madonna, weekly photo challenge: urban, Zagreb | 42 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Merge

This week’s challenge was something to think about on my trip from Pittsburgh to Columbus Friday afternoon. Sorting through images I had in the archives. (in my mind, obviously) Nothing jumped out. And then-

an opportunity presented itself, right in front of me. Standstill traffic. On Route 70 West, Friday afternoon.

A 3 1/2 hour trip took almost SIX hours to drive today due to congestion from road work and merging to a single lane and perhaps a bad accident that was cleaned up by the time I got to the site.

I saw police and emergency vehicles driving the other direction with lights and sirens.

A truck reflected the sky AND an old fashioned airplane is in the left door panel. It looks like a bird. The sky seemed to merge with the reflection in the shiny truck. Nature and machine-made merge. I waited to merge to the left single lane. Other interpretations of merge are here

August 18, 2012 | Categories: Photography, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: airplane, Canon 5D, interstate, merge, ohio, reflection, traffic, travel, truck | 20 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Wrong

A flag in tatters. Montclair, New Jersey. Corner of Claremont and Valley Road. A revolutionary marker at the site commemorating George Washington’s Temporary Headquarters.

Parking on the wrong side of the street, going the opposite direction of traffic. Some neighborhoods ticket for this offense.

No Cardboard (you may have seen this one before)

No Parking in New York City. Just over the line.

Looks like the light is red but perhaps it was flashing

Green Eggs. And other interpretations for this week’s photo challenge may be seen here

August 10, 2012 | Categories: Photography, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: American flag, Christmas decoration, city scene, food, George Washinton, Green Eggs, neighborhood, New York City, No parking, photography, Pittsburgh PA, postaday, snowman, travel, urban scene, Weekly Photo Challenge: wrong, winter scene | 28 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Purple

What I discovered is I shoot a lot of red.

I blurred my eyes to spot purple in the archives.

Yes, I made the rainbow jello to photograph. It took 5 hours. I got the recipe from my daughter Laura who found it on the web here

The one pictured is not spiked and no one ate it either. It is still in my freezer to slice and photograph with light coming through the jello like stained glass.

Purple views, white balance setting askew but it works for the challenge.

A compendium of purple.

Fellow bloggers links are at the Daily Post at WordPress. (Thanks to Jo I know how to get on the list now.)

and the cake is by Aubrey’s Bakery in Steubenville Ohio for Justin and Vicky’s wedding

July 28, 2012 | Categories: Photography, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: architecture, available light, baking, cooking and eating, daughter laura, Easter eggs, food, garlic, jello, party hat, photography, Pittsburgh PA, postaday, purple onion, rainbow jello, steubenville ohio, tea, travel, urban scene, vacation, wedding cake, weekly photo challenge: purple | 34 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Inside

Inside seems simple enough. Until you start to read all the definitions and think about the multi-meanings

Cut and pasted from Your Dictionary - the dictionary you can understand

noun

the part lying within; inner side, surface, or part; interior
the part closest to something specified or implied, as the part of a sidewalk closest to the buildings
INFORMAL the internal organs of the body, as the stomach and intestines

adjective

on or in the inside; internal
of or suited for the inside
working or used indoors; indoor
☆ known only to insiders; secret or private: the inside story
BASEBALL passing between home plate and the batter

adverb

on or to the inside; within
indoors

in or to the inside or inner part of

within the limits of: inside an hour

Murphy inside the van looking outside.

Cool enough on Friday to take Murphy to the Post Office so I could mail something. He WAS in the back seat. Moved himself up to the passenger seat while Maura and I were inside and wouldn’t budge for the short trip home. Yes, I worried about air bag deployment and the seat belt dinging alarm sound the whole way. We made it. He does have a harness that attaches to a seat belt for car trips.

We were safe inside the house as Mark held the iPad showing the violent storm while I shot the rain and blowing trees outside. This is the storm where Laura and James lost power for 5 days and Marlene and Donald( Roanoke VA) lost it for 8.

Maura waits inside looking outside for the guests.

Here is the inside of the ceramic fruit bowl Mary gave me when I visited her at Easter time.

The Jesus statue contained inside the clear box was photographed on this trip.

Old fashioned hats in Bedford Springs Resort display with the stairway banisters reflected

Challenge- How to show what one is feeling inside?

Check out fellow bloggers posts. Get the inside scoop.

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July 21, 2012 | Categories: Airedale Terrier, Photography, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: airedale terrier, arts, Bedford PA, bedford springs resort, blogging community, ceramic bowl, Columbus OH, dog, fashion, hats, New York City, photography, pnotography, postaday, rain, statue, straw hat, travel, vintage hats, weather, weekly photo challenge: inside | 46 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Dreaming

Dreaming-

definitions 3 and 4

a wild fancy or hope

a condition or achievement that is longed for; an aspiration

Not a long exposure photo as suggested by the challenge originator, but I took this picture Saturday morning at the T-Ball game and saw that line of little legs and shoes dangling, not long enough to reach the dirt.

Field of Dreams. Dreaming of the big leagues, the hits, the runs. A double play. A perfect pitch. Bases loaded. A championship, a home run, safe.

Fellow Bloggers interpretations of the weekly photo challenge are so different.

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July 15, 2012 | Categories: Childhood, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: achievement, aspiration, Baseball, childhood, hope, major leagues, photography, postaday, sports, t-ball, team, weekly photo challenge: dreaming | 26 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Movement

Four images. Fourth of July. Starting with………….

Fourth of July Parade with Ballerinas just before noon in a sweltering heat, a blazing sun, scorching pavement…..okay, enough descriptors.It was hot hot hot. Or should I say HOT HOT HOT. (sorry, Arrow) Today we were all practically listless. Laura and James power is back on after five days but Marlene and Donald have been without power for a whole week and hope tomorrow is the day. So the holiday took a different turn than planned as I wrote before. The evening was a challenge as I tried to shoot the sparklers with a slow shutter speed.-

and for the sparkler portion of the evening. I sure wish I realized I had brought my tripod in the back of the car.

Found it there today when loading up some groceries.

Laura was on the move with her sparkler

Erika gets her sparkler moving too.

Daddy Mark puts on a sparkler show for the kids as they watch the fireworks over the pine trees. It was a fun time and a great birthday party.

The Weekly Photo Challenge: Movement as interpreted by fellow bloggers

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July 7, 2012 | Categories: Photography, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: 4th of July, ballerinas, birthday, childhood, Columbus OH, family, fireworks, night photography, Orange Township Parade, parade, photography, postaday, sparklers, travel, weekly photo challenge: movement | 30 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Create

Limiting myself to a single image, shot on my iPhone at school. I like to document their artwork.

Teaching art to K-8 students, I had many choices.

I am posting this first grader’s response to the question What is Your Favorite Thing About School?

Here are some fellow bloggers responses to the Weekly Photo Challenge: Create

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June 23, 2012 | Categories: Art, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: art, art class, art making, artwork, available light, crayon, create, drawing, family, humor, iPhone photography, photography, postaday, school, watercolor, weekly photo challenge | 14 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Close

Godmother and Goddaughter- (Lala in her Cheesecake Factory days with the tie)

More than close being “near- meaning very little space between” I was choosing based on close “as in relationship and feeling.”

Brothers toasting before a wedding.

And 100 fellow bloggers define close in photography in a variety of ways. Check some out!

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June 18, 2012 | Categories: Childhood, Wedding Photography, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: bloggers, brothers, childhood, family, Godmother, photography, pingbacks, postaday, toasting, wedding, weekly photo challenge: close | 22 Comments »

Weekly Photo Challenge: Friendship

The sunflowers are a gift from a friend.

This photograph was taken in the art room today on my iPhone. Most of the middle schoolers were on a trip. After lunch I had a few who didn’t get to attend. This wonderful painting was created by a young man named Scott. He painted the sunflowers a friend had brought me.

I didn’t want to leave the flowers at home alone so took them with me to school. They were so vibrant and summery.

Oh, the unexpected surprise of the gift of flowers from a good friend.

Friday after school, I put the bouquet on the front seatand when I arrived at my son and DIL’s home and took them out of the car, my granddaughter ran down the hill of the front yard to greet me and said excitedly when she saw them, “Oh we studied that artist! ” Later in the craft store she picked up a Starry Night Umbrella and told me it was the same artist as the Sunflowers. She’s 8 1/2 and just completed second grade Tuesday.

Thanks for the flowers, friend. I thought it would cheer you to see them in Scott’s painting.

(And that eyeball glaring from the chair is from the cover of a book that belongs to Scott’s classmate and friend, J, who told me he has checked out the photos on this blog! Cool. )

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June 9, 2012 | Categories: Art, Garden, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tags: art, art room, arts, available light, flowers, iPhone photography, nature, painting, postaday, school, summer, sunflowers, tempera paint, travel, Vincent Van Gogh | 17 Comments »

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