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Carol Leigh,
Photographer |
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February 2008 |
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 We've
now moved on to "kitchen art" in my
online
class. |
 So
at breakfast I noticed the colors in and under the tea kettle. |
 And
the colors are even complementary! Amazing how all this links together. |
 From
the students: "I look around my kitchen and I can't find anything to
shoot!" I approach a blender. |
 It's
so cool how the more we look, the more we see. Here's a view of the
blender lid. |
 More
"blender art" as a blue glass starfish hanging in the kitchen window
reflects onto the lid of the blender. |
 A
pumpkin-colored cutting board behind the blender provides the rich
color. |
 And
once again, complementary colors raise their pretty little heads. |
 Playing
with razors . . . |
 Colorful
razors. |
 One
more time. |
 Clouds
and fog move up the Alsea Bay in Waldport, Oregon. I love this
combination of bright light and foggy mists. |
 Pacific
Northwest graffiti. I don't know if this was the intent, but I get a
feeling of a pine tree, an eagle, and a fish (the eagle's meal). The red
and black combination imply Pacific Northwest to me. |
 The
"A" train. I've not photographed train art in a while and so on this
non-rainy day that was my goal. Alas, just one train in town and not
much to work with. |
 Everything
old is "new" again. At least on this boxcar. |
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Carol Leigh,
P.O. Box 1269, Waldport, OR 97394; (541) 563-3834 Contact Carol Leigh Back to gallery main page Online classes Back to home page |
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