i took this shot on the way home from taking pics last sunday. i was driving along, when i saw some very cool snow drifts on the side of the road. so being the very good driver and photographer that i am. {*wink*}, i pulled off the road {instead of doing a drive-by shooting } and took this picture.
it was not until i got home and looked at in on the computer that i noticed the red flag. i thought it was kind of cool. to me, it almost looks like some desolate place near or on the north or south pole... like some explorer/scientist had made a dangerous trek there and stuck a flag in the snow to announce and declare his arrival. {well, he came from the other side of course... that's why you don't see any foot prints.}
hehehe... but nope. it's just the side of the road on a little ol' street in a little ol' town of the midwest portion of the united states. that's all. {told you we got a lot of snow!}
on another note, since a lot of you like photography as much as i do, check out this photo of my sister {sisters ??? }. i thought it was kind of cool.
6 comments:
The red flag reminded me of what we did outside Cleveland Ohio when the heavy snows came. If your car was on the road during the snowstorm, you put a red flag on the antennae so that you could find your car in the morning. And so hopefully the plow didn't damage your car. Worked some of the time. LOL!
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SueAnn
what a great shot. it looks so remote - you're right, like an explorer's flag or something.
I love the red flag - I love the fact that you do drive-by shootings (my tacomaphoto blog had a drive-by yesterday) - but most of all I love the twin photo. What a great idea to create a stand-in by twin!
yes...it looks like you just climbed a mountain and left your mark !
You've got some good snow over your way! Fabulous. The flag really makes the picture...like you're marking the top of the world. Aren't surprise photos grand?
i LOVE this photo!! such a cool shot. it really does look like somewhere far off! i love how you can do that with photography--it's like an escape! :)
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