walk – Ruth E. Hendricks Photography

Late Afternoon Walk in the Sun

We took a late afternoon walk in the sun today. Penny was excited to take a walk. Maura found a book in the Little Free Library on the corner.

Charlie wore his ski goggles. He held up his baby to show him the fully visible moon.

We cut down the alley and saw some signs of bulbs sprouting through the earth. Charlie looked back to make sure I was coming, too. I was gawking and shooting a few snaps on the phone, capturing the sun we haven’t seen in such a long time. It was chilly in the shade.

We’ve still got to get through the month of March and it’s been known to snow but I could feel a respite from winter today.

https://littlefreelibrary.org/

February 26, 2018 by Ruth Categories: PhotographyTags: book, childhood, Columbus OH, family, Golden Doodle, little free library, moon, nature, neighborhood, photography, postaday, sidewalk, walk, weather, winter 12 Comments

Wordless Wednesday

September 5, 2017September 5, 2017 by Ruth Categories: Photography, Wordless WednesdayTags: Columbus OH, dwarf, grandson, neighborhood, photography, postaday, sidewalk, walk, wordless wednesday 14 Comments

Wordless Wednesday

October 11, 2016 by Ruth Categories: Photography, Wedding, Wordless WednesdayTags: autumn, city sidewalk, couch, garbage, iPhone photography, microwave, photography, postaday, sidewalk, trash, walk, wordless wednesday 10 Comments

City Snippets Puddle Study

Along Grant Street, downtown Pittsburgh, after being released from jury duty. You know how I like reflections.

I walked a few blocks to the train station to meet Steve who was picking me up.

There must have been a lot of rain while I was inside the courthouse all day.

August 16, 2016August 16, 2016 by Ruth Categories: architecture, Photography, Pittsburgh PhotographyTags: architecture, city buildings, downtown, iPhone photography, photography, Pittsburgh, postaday, puddles, reflection, skyscrapers, urban scene, walk 26 Comments

Clintonville Blossoms and Bubbles

Strolling with Charles (1) around the neighborhood.

Hot summer sun. The colors so rich and alive.

I appreciate the gardeners’ efforts.

Back at the house on the front porch he said “bubble” and pointed to the chair.Underneath was a red plastic bear with bubble stuff. You had to squeeze the Bear’s stomach and it took awhile for me to get the hang of it.