After a beautiful scenic drive around the Palos Verdes Peninsula, I took a picture of the car window, instead of through the window. I like my shadow on the car.
A view of the Palos Verdes coastline through the cacti.
The house with the red roof was "the one that got away". Our realtor, who was very dear, but unfortunatly had Alzheimer's and did not submit the paperwork. She was lovely, but we were her last clients before she needed to stop working and move to assisted living.
In highschool a cute guy asked me if I wanted a ride on his motorcycle. I took the ride and ended up marrying him. We are still together, but the bike was abandoned to his parents side yard, where it sits today.
Friendly flowers.
I found the neglected Monopoly game in the closet. No board, just a random collection of game parts. The overlapping and repetition of the pieces creates harmony in the chaos.
I threw a dinner party. One of the single guys ate the entire meal with the giant serving fork...fork confusion!
I sat at the edge of the pier in Manhattan Beach, California and watched the people go by. I caught this skater mid air mimicing the surfer statue's stance.
The rocks glowed in the golden hour llighting.
I live in a rural area and you need to watch out for the horses. I changed the photo to B&W for a rustic and aged look.
I found it challenging to get the moving subjects in focus, especially with multiple subjects.
