


oddly, these are among my favorite images.
Interested in the next color scavenger hunt?
Visit Anna Carson on Sunday for details.
Interested in winning a trip to New York City & meeting Paula Deen?
MORE Project Yellow
Day 1: Retro-funkiness meets common lamp
Day 2: Egg cartons are pretty?
Day 3: Butterflies & Bees (perhaps the best series I’ve ever captured)
Day 4: American Icon
Day 5: A floral canopy and conductor
Day 6: Invisible rabbits & a ducky-chick
Day 7: My boys–head, shoulders, no knees, but toes
Day 8: Liquid gold, Caribbean view 🙂
Day 9: Diamond-painted entrance foyer…mine
MORE Wordless Wednesday
Gotta get your money’s worth out of this yellow theme. I actually drove up to a vet hospital today and photographed their yellow flowers outside. 🙂
I already had my WW ready to go, though. 🙂
Very cool, Robin! My WW isn’t yellow. And it’s very blurry. Walking on the wild side this week;)
Like these a lot!!
Those are very interesting abstract photos. I missed the yellow subject. I will have to check out Anna on Sunday!
Great capture of a simple object. I love how the yellow came to life in this photos.
I love the fire hydrant…I have some of a yellow one as well but they didnt make it on…
I am so glad out paths crossed in Blogland and look forward to visiting eachother on our sites.
See you Sunday for sure!
My first visit. 🙂 Great snaps! Love your theme. Can’t wait to check out the rest of your blog.
Very cool! I can’t recall the last time I actually saw a YELLOW hydrant. They are painted all sorts of colors nowadays. So these are nostalgic for me too.
Great shots! The fire hydrant close-up is my fave. 🙂
My WW post is up if you’d like to stop by.
The yellow/green contrast is wonderful. And I love how you did the tilt again. Something about it is disturbing yet attractive at the same time. Part of me wants to force it upright, and part of me just wants to appreciate seeing it differently. I attempted to change my angle for some of my PY shots I posted earlier tonight but they didn’t work like this one works.
Oh, and btw, our steaks were perfect. As was the sweet potato casserole, and the asparagus…and the dessert. Sigh. So sorry you had a bad experience.
A dog’s paradise. Happy WW!
I would have never thought of a pop top….you had your eyes wide open!!
I’ll be curious to see what your next scavenger hunt reveals to all of us.
I can’t see a fire hydrant without thinking of a dog peeing but I’m really hoping that the dog does not hike on that top!
Dear robin. OK I know I’ve been a lazy bugger, I mean, blogger, so I probably missed all the info about this…. But I’ll be lazy and say anyway… Lovely shots! What camera are you using? What lens? The clarity is amazing. I lurrve them.
i love old fire hydrants. wonder how many stories the could tell of the heroic gestures they’ve endured.
happy ww.
Nice photos! Our hydrants are all red. It’s cool to see them in a different color. Interestingly, our Dr.Pepper lids are red, too. Hmmm….I’m guessing it’s because Doug buys the diet variety (*pbffth!*)
Oh yeah – I meant to say “CLEVER TITLE!” too.
Great job! I love the title. I’m a Pepper, You’re a Pepper!
Very cool.
How did this hydrant get yellow?
wow great pictures! Spring colors
Dawn, I never knew I was surrounded by so much yellow until I started photographing it!
Kelly, RRrrrrroowwwrrrr! 😉
Anna, bring it on!!!
OOooo, Cindy…….WELCOME!!
Crickl, funny, but I grew up seeing them red or silver…yellow was odd to me.
Robert, good for you, gettin’ jiggy with your angles ;). After you fiddle with it a bit, you’ll begin to find the “right” angle (which is rarely a right angle) ;).
Jan, HA! That would’ve been a GREAT title!
Pammy, ME TOO!
Lisa, ICK…..!
Thank you Miss Lazy, I mean Little Miss Moi! It’s a Nikon D-40 and I was using the zoom on a 55-200. I **heart** my camera :).
DKaye, if only they could speak….
Susan, yeah, it was Thomas’…he don’t need no stinkin’ diet drinks….
Wright, now I’m singin’ that song :/.
Min, JUST WHAT ARE YOU IMPLYING?? I didn’t see a dog within 100 yards!
great idea, focusing on one color. I love the idea of doing that when taking photos on vacation.
My WW is of a blue door, maybe I will start with that 🙂
Thanks for sharing….
I love it!! The first one seems like it’s standing watch . . . like a scarecrow.
I really enjoyed looking at the photos in this yellow project. I don’t know why I didn’t join in as I did actually have quite a few photo that would have been suitable.
Cool shots you got here, beautifully captured! Happy WW!
Big Moment Of My Life
Under The Table
I really liked both of these, you’ve taken some great yellow pictures. I managed 1! I’m determined to do the next one though and Project looking through!