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Month: November 2015
340/365 – Animal Style
Being unable to leave my house today, I decided to focus on my animals.
339/365 -Puzzled
“The best way to get things done is simply to begin”
And so she did.
338/365 – Next
Here we go on to the next holiday, on to the next tree, unloading, loading up.
Scene from Monkland Village, NDG, Montreal,
337/365 -To Be Grateful
A secular holiday that makes you stop and think about what you have to be grateful for? I love it, it makes so much sense.
To all my American friends, wherever you are, I wish you all a wonderful Thanksgiving.
336/365 – In Preparation
My two children, my husband and I all have dual citizenship of Canada and the United States. Actually, both kids were born in the USA. After living in the US for 18 years, we came back to Montreal in 2012. One thing we all agreed we had to import with us to Canada is the celebration of American Thanksgiving. As you may know, it is the biggest holiday in the US and we love it. So every year, we invite family and friends to celebrate with us our favorite holiday. I get to prepare and cook for three days straight to have everybody over. I must say, I love it. I love it more than Christmas. So now you understand why that photo is surfacing on today’s post.
335/365 – The White Factor
Even without looking at the numbers, one would know my project has come close to full circle when my first photo was this:
And today we are having this:
The White Factor
Someone is mighty delighted with the white factor
334/365 – Pantone
Some subjects, you always want to capture, no matter how many times you have done it. I have photographed these Pantone windows before and I know for sure this is not the last time.
Yet another scene from the High Line, New York.
333/365 -Uncomplicated
I would not pretend to have the talent of stu Art photo but I always enjoy his work very much. This simple, minimalist photo was inspired by his work. Check out his website, it’s worth it.
332/365 – The Trio
Really? I look at these guys and wonder if they love their job. What do you do if you suddenly have to pee? Honestly, I can’t help and think of things like that. I am certainly grateful they are willing to do it. I would be so scared. If by some miracle I would make it up there, I would be paralyzed with fear, unable to do the job. Better them than me!
This also doubles as my entry in the Daily Post Photo Challenge : Trio
- Scene from the High Line, New York city.
