In Philadelphia’s Old City neighborhood near the Delaware River, close to Interstate 95, is a historic cobblestoned street lined with thirty two houses built in the Georgian and Federal styles. via Elfreth’s Alley: America’s Oldest Residential Street — ALK3R
Category: Photography
Historical Places In The USA
Photographer Jim Shoemaker is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this landscape photography. From his project ‘Historical Sites‘. To see Jim’s body of work click on any image. See also: Landscapes/Nature By Jim Shoemaker Back to HOME PAGE via Historical Places In The USA — Edge of Humanity Magazine
Photography: Oh look! Another Flower!
Totally beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
Breathtaking Travel Landscapes — ALK3R
Luke Tyree is a talented self-taught photographer and traveler currently based in Monterey, California. Luke focuses on landscaping, he shoots stunning nightscapes, mountains and aerial photography. via Breathtaking Travel Landscapes — ALK3R
A Flower’s Got Beauty, but Have You Ever Seen Her Smile? (Post 1)
Your photos are amazing!
I know this may sound strange, but I believe flowers have personality. Some may not be easily seen, but others just sing like no other. It is evident in their lean, their poise, their and skyward gaze. I realized this especially while at the gardens this past week. Strolling among the rows of flowers, I spied one particularly interesting flower. She spoke to me. After that, I have tried my best to be more quiet… more intent on seeing their gaze and trying to interpret their stance.
With that, I share with you my own personal view of several flowers I met while invading the silence of their summer garden…

Sally cocked her head gently when I greeted her. She was curious. No one had bothered to ask her how she was doing before. What should she say? And perhaps more importantly, how should she say it? She stared at…
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