Weekly Photo Challenge: Unique
Unique. I used to love that word. I would say it to just about anyone who would listen. That was when I was a kid and learning new words. I […]
Tag Archives: Art
My few days in Paradise ~ Nicaragua (Part 3 of 4)
If you missed the first and second part of our adventure, you can read Part I and Part II. *** I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind […]
Legion of Honor
History of the Legion of Honor “Alma Spreckels persuaded her husband, sugar magnate Adolph B. Spreckels, to recapture the beauty of the pavilion as a new art museum for San […]
Weekly Photo Challenge: Free Spirit
To be perfectly honest, I have no idea what, who, & whom would qualify as a free spirit. All things living and some that are inanimate seem to have some […]
Reblog/Link Project: H2O by Joanna
This is the 18th of a 51 series of posts on my reblog or linkback project. I have to admit, this post by Joanna, got me thinking about the way […]
Makeup
Funny how I never photograph makeup before…This is actually quite pretty. Have a great evening and weekend everyone. x
Rhapsody in Blue – My odd photo interpretation
I accidentally took the above picture one night while waiting for a train. Even though this really is a non-picture picture, it reminded me of the composition, Rhapsody in Blue. […]
Public Art: Sea Dragon
This is the year of the water dragon, so when we saw one in San Diego’s waterfront, we had to take a picture of it. The piece titled, “Sea Dragon” […]
Public Art: Unconditional Surrender aka The Kiss!
Yesterday, we featured Stanley Blefield’s “Homecoming” statue that captured the joyous reunion of a family. Today, we are featuring another piece titled “Unconditional Surrender” by J. Seward Johnson that is […]
Public Art: Homecoming sculpture
Sometimes in our busy lives, we are like two people lost amongst a sea of other people. Therefore, making time for each other becomes essential. San Diego, from what we […]
Airport Art 1
Maybe it’s just me, but I found that going through the airport security line a stressful experience. I have always tried to pack and dress light so that I can […]
Historically beautiful dome…
I love local history and San Francisco’s got plenty of history. Erected in 1896, this beautiful dome was part of the Emporium (later Emporium-Capwell), and after many changes, it’s now […]
I can’t wait to see Bouquets to Art and Jean Paul Gaultier fashion
Source: bouquetstoart.famsf.org via efoodtable on Pinterest Source: bouquetstoart.famsf.org via efoodtable on Pinterest “The five-day event, produced by the San Francisco Auxiliary of the Fine Arts Museums, features designs by […]
