Cherish is my favorite word, and I cherish the ability of turning the routine into a beautiful moment.
Nature creates in me, a spiritual and meditative time to bring peace, harmony and balance, into an otherwise ordinary day~
Mary Howell Cromer







Thursday, February 21, 2013

From Trees to Smoke to Architectural Facades~




All of these images were taken through glass!
My husby had to make a visit to Ft.Knox last week and so the Meaka pup-cub and I went along for the ride.
Trees are always special to me and so I took a few shots, that I found intriguing.
The smoke stacks were taken from the Louisville Gas and Electric Power Plant.
&
The building facades were taken as we drove through downtown Louisville, en route.
I hope that wherever you live, you will have an enjoyable and safe weekend.
Happy Weekend, Happy SkyWatch Friday.
Be blessed and be a blessing~


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11 comments:

HansHB said...

Great serie of photos!
It is a perfect post for SWF!

TexWisGirl said...

the trees and fences grab my attention. :)

Jim said...

Great shots there.
Sydney - City and Suburbs

Jackie/Jake said...

Great shots!

Karen said...

A terrific series of blue skies.

Anuradha Shankar said...

for photos taken through glass, these are beautiful!! and an interesting combination... nice choice for skywatch! have a grt weekend!

ladyfi said...

So many great shots - so contrasting.

Johnny Nutcase said...

Ohh I really really love that first one, Mary! Beautiful! Cool architecture shots too!

Montanagirl said...

Impressive set of photos! I love the use of the trees and fences in your photos. And the perspective is nice too! Great work.

Brian King said...

What beautiful photos! I love the architecture on those old buildings! The big tree and fence line are gorgeous! The smoke coming out of those stacks is quite impressive.

Pamela Gordon said...

Wonderful old architecture photos! I always look up at the tops of buildings to see what's on top. Sometime it's more attractive than what's on the street. Beautiful photos.