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Saturday, November 14, 2009

Color Carnival, Navy Pier

http://colorcarnivalmeme.blogspot.com/2009/11/color-carnival-28.html




Navy Pier, Chicago, IL

For more color go to Color Carnival.



11 comments:

  1. Always something going on at Navy Pier. Haven't been there in many long years. Thanks for the memory. Nice capture in blues.

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  2. Thanks for reviving the Navy Pier memory...so festive...makes me want to return.

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  3. Looks like lots of fun to have in that colourful place.

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  4. What a colorful and fun looking photo. I've never been to Chicago except for an airport. It looks like a fun place to visit.

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  5. That's a beautiful picture. I am especially drawn to the photo in your header - what magnificent beauty!

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  6. This is very attractive photo; all in blue shades.

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  7. Wow, very cool! Wonderful for Color Carnival!

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  8. What a riot of colors, truly uplifting!

    I came over here from Moannie's, after reading your comment about "Life of Pi" and your question about which ending she believed in. For me, I believe in Richard Parker! :-)

    I found a critic's review and - while I don't agree with - I enjoyed reading about a dozen or so of the comments there. They made me want to reread the book.

    I have a signed copy of the book, "To M: May your lifeboat overcome every storm" - November 8, 2002. I can't believe seven years have passed since then. He sure went on to become famous.
    http://blogcritics.org/books/article/the-life-of-pi-by-yann/page-5/

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  9. It is colorful and very lively, great photo. Like Eileen, the closest I have been to Chicago is O'Hare on several occasions.

    My mallard photo? It is straight from the camera as are most of my photos. I think I probably cropped it slightly but he was at the edge of the water next to the walkway. The light that day was perfect, I moved around to get the reflection. I don't own Photo shop or similar programs, it's not that I don't like them but it more of a personal challenge with myself to improve my photo skills. Plus twenty years ago it was just me and my SLR, no digital changes possible.
    Judy

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