Our photo club recently went on a field trip to the New Belgium Brewery, the River Arts District, and the Tobacco Barn, which is now a converted antique barn. Here are some photos from that field trip. First the brewery. I only selected a few photos because beer is not my thing. I think these are pretty unique.
If you look closely at this photo, you will see a reflection of me.
see my reflection? |
I love the colors here... |
Let me introduce you to Dennis Guffey. He is a member of the photo club, and is very good to send photos to those he has taken a photo of.
Dennis Guffey |
The following pictures of me were taken by Dennis on this field trip. It is tradition that the Belgium Brewery have a slide in its facility. I thought the guide was kidding when he told us that. It is an easy and fast way to get from one level to a lower level. The guide told us we could try the slide or walk down the steps. I was the first to go down this dark, twisty slide.
Photo by Dennis Guffey |
Photo by Dennis Guffey |
Photo by Dennis Guffey...notice I am wearing my favorite shoes...Boots! |
The River Arts district is known for its graffiti. I had a fellow club member take this photo of me in front of my name.
Wow, it seemed my name was every where. I don't know who the "Rob" is that is memorialized on the side of the building, but I was happy to take advantage of my name by having me stand underneath it.
I found another bit of graffiti that I thought looked like it could be my name, so Dennis took my photo here as well.
Photo by Dennis Guffey |
Photo by Dennis Guffey |
In the Tobacco Barn, I was working on an abstract technique that will be our April challenge. So the photos are meant to be a little strange.
Can you tell this is a chicken? |
Flags... |
In this abstract, I thought it would be fun to add a ghost effect with my grandson to the picture. Isn't he cute added to the photo?
My little ghost... |
I liked this bin of letters... too cool!
That's my photo field trip. The last picture was, also, taken by Dennis. Photography is my joy, and a great pleasure for me to do. That's why I really love this photo. It captures who I am, and what I love.
Photo by Dennis Guffey (thank you, Dennis!) |
Happy April!
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