I took this photo several years ago with a basic Kodak digital camera. It’s one of my favorite pictures because it reminds me of home.
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Afloat.”
I haven’t particiopated in the Daily’s Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge in a while, but This Week’s challenge reminded my of some photos that I took last spring while on a hike in Grafenwoer, Germany. This was an attempt at macro photogrophy using my Fuji Film FinePix S.
Photo By Angelique Stevens: Politics in Bavaria
At first glance it is just a cool political billboard. But then I noticed the US Airforce Bomber–on the side of the corrupt government. Further observation led me to the sign that says “Nobelpries fur Snowden” (Nobel Prize for Snowden). As an American stationed by the US Army, this was not a pleasant reality check. I saw this campaign ad shortly after finding out that Bavaria will no longer issue International Drivers Permits to US Department of Defense personnel or dependents–which means that we cannot drive beyond the borders of Germany.
Photograph taken with my Samsung Galaxy S Note III
Spring always make me take stock of where I’m at in life and where I want to be by year’s end. I often get a different perspective of my life during these spring-time musings. I took this photo last spring in Colorado Springs, Co shortly after updating my landscaping. I was kneeling under this tree, felt the warmth of the sun, and looked up. It made realize that as an adult I often forget about alternative perspectives.
I miss this tree, because after this day I often looked up into her branches while tending to the flowers and weeds below. Through the summer she was full of those lacy elegant leaves–so thick that I could no longer see the sky. By November, she had shed all of her delicate leaves. I would study her branches closely again in March for the first sign of a budding leaf.
Camera: Fujifilm FinePix S
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