Becky B’s Square Light Challenge continues to inspire January’s photographs.
Pittsburgh City Lights on the Allegheny
Category: Night Light in the City
Christmas Lights, Candlelight, and Moonlight
Taking up Becky’s January Square Challenge of LIGHT.
Not my house, but it is so inviting and the candles are flickering along the sidewalk.
And yes, that is the moon up at the top of the photo.
Becky says (via Cee’s Photography post of a lighthouse at Twilight)
I’m proposing our January squares are filled with words ending in light that means one or more of the following; sunlight, floodlights, firelight, skylights, candlelight, sidelights, starlight, footlights, moonlight, streetlights, torchlight, taillights, gaslight, headlights, or, as I have today, twilight – whether that be the astronomical, nautical or civil twilight. And feel free to find your own _____light, there are more than 50 words which end in light!
Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday
Silent Sunday
Silent Sunday
Let it Glow at Phipps Conservatory
This evening Steve and I went to the Holiday Dinner and the lights display Let it Glow at the Phipps Conservatory in Schenley Park. The food was good and there were flickering candles in glass lanterns lighting the curvy paths throughout the Conservatory. The winter lights in the darkness were festive and fun to see.
Night Lights in the City
Night lights in the city. Pittsburgh. Sunday night. Taken from the North Shore of the Allegheny.
Little Italy Days in Bloomfield Neighborhood
Opening day of Little Italy Days.
Steve photographed me with Franco Harris who was gracious to all his fans.
Franco poses with all his fans
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Fireworks After the Ballgame and the Furries are Back in Town
After the baseball game, the Zambelli family Fireworks were beautiful.
We crossed the Roberto Clemente Bridge
The Furries are in the Burgh
I got the thumbs up through the pizza shop window that it was okay to take the photo
New York City Rooftops By Day and By Night- 2009
One of my Earliest Posts -July 2009
New York City Rooftops- 2 views by day and by night
How does light affect an image?
Time of day. Time of year. Direction. Intensity. Source. Pollution. Weather conditions.
Thinking about the quality of light.
Taken from E’s mother’s apartment window 4/4/09 in New York City looking North.
The Direction of Light
The direction of available light affects the image significantly-
