Wednesday, November 6, 2013

Look Up//Look Down #44: Autumn at USF

Hi all! Still super busy at work; I took these photos while running across campus between meetings. Looking up at the spires of St. Ignatius church and down at a pretty leaf, indicative of the season. Lots of bright sunlight in both, as well as interesting texture and a nice contrast in scale. I'm hoping to get around to read blogs soon, and I'll be participating in Jennifer's Frosty Festivities Blog Hop this weekend! So, I hope to see you soon.

15 comments:

  1. love the light and the contrast in scale

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  2. One leaf on its own makes a nice contrast to the classic autumn leaf pile picture. I like it.

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  3. Hey there, friend. So nice to see your blog pop up in my reader. Your photos are fantastic, and I hope you are doing well. xo

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  4. Such a lovely leaf colour against that grey ...

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  5. Great photographs x
    Love the light in the first one.

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  6. Even though I'm not working, I seem to be home just long enough to read blogs, but not long enough to get a post up! I love both photos, but the simplicity of the second one speaks to me.

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  7. Both photos are great but there is something about that lonely fallen leaf that I just love. Glad you took the time from your busy schedule to take and share these photos.

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  8. Nice contrasts between the two pictures.

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  9. Two very beautiful images, Rinda. They really go together, I like that a lot.

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  10. Hi Rinda, can I just say, I am missing you at the moment! Great shots :)

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  11. What a fantastic shot with just the one leaf there - great texture & it does look like such a beautiful sunshiny day!

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  12. Catching up with you today Rinda. The contrast and colours in this pair are lovely.

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  13. Slowly catching up with you. Two really great pictures. I love the contrast in them both - the first with the spires against the blue sky and the second the contrast of the life with all those lines of the pavers.

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