Walking down Beige Street |
Winter Flowers |
The Mill at Worman's Mill |
Every house was either tan or beige or brick. Although the developer/builders have added "character elements" such as porches, garages, turrets, sunrooms, or given some of the homes a "Tudor Cottage" look, everything was so much the same. I find this to be so true in new developments, whether they are in Maryland or in Florida or in Texas. Isn't vinyl siding made in colors other than white or tan or beige or pale gray? Even if stone is used, it is gray or beige. Whatever happened to color?
Walking in subdivisions, mine included, may be safe and great for pushing strollers, but I'll take a small town or an old, established neighborhood with 75+ year old homes any day. I'll just have to pay good attention to the trip hazards.
Hurricane Sandy Relief: Donate to the Red Cross, and I will mail you a 5 x 7 print from any of the photos I have posted on my blog OR any photo on my website.
Forward to me via email a receipt for donating to the Red Cross. Tell me whether the photo is from the blog or the website, and Include its title along with a mailing address. The name on the receipt to the Red Cross must match the name of the mailing recipient. Send the receipt and the photo request to camscamerashots@gmail.com.
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Cam's rules for the Daily Photo Walk:- walk every day
- the walk must be in addition to any other planned activity for the day
- post a photo every day
- use my Nikon P7100 (it is a very convenient size and weight)
- no weather excuses
- walk only where it is safe to do so
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