Montpelier, VT USA
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Meeting Location: Begin at CITY HALL, end at MAIN STREET GRILL Meeting Time: 11:00AM - 1:00PM
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AND THE WINNER IS . . .
… first let me say that it is never easy to choose a winner out of all the great photos from the walk. I like so many for different reasons. I guess it just depends on what mood you’re in at the time. Anyway, some that really caught my eye were the “bench in front of the library” by littlerdcera; wonderful textures and lines. “artist in residence” by bobbie is interesting. Picture of a girl selling her art sitting in an empty lot with other for sale signs all around her. “second floor library” by hugo was a very clean picture especially considering the lighting issues. The map toning was excellent and it is extremely sharp and clear. “041″ by cheyennegodfrey is very cool. Multiple images layered to bring out a feeling of time and energy. I could almost hear the music coming out of the steeple. I could go on and on about the farmers market photos and pictures made at the capitol building or sky reflections on hood of a VW. All great stuff! Thanks for sharing. So here’s what I choose as the winner based on … well, I just liked it at the time.
WINNER: “montpelier • reflections” by origamidon The flying man with arms reaching for the glass like balls reflected on a downtown scene. It has movement, mystery, imagination, and strangeness. Congratulations origamidon.
Check it out! montpelier • reflections
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Meeting time: 11:00AM - 1:00PM
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Photos from this location
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- Made of Gears
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- Rooftop
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- Montpelier's only alley
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- Local musician performs in downtown
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- A farmer's market in Montpelier Vermont USA
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- Photowalkers capturing the moment in Montpelier Vermont USA
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- Door of Dept, of Motor Vehicles
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- Clouds, sky reflected in VW Bug
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- At the Vermont Statehouse
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- At the Vermont Statehouse
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- Downtown.
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- From one of the bridges in town
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- Dieter was here--with his monkey.
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- Inside the library..trying not to be a nuisance.
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- At the Montpelier Firehouse
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- On line in Montpelier
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- Second floor, Montpelier library.
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- Ready for Service
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- Bench in Front of the Library
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- Bike Art in Front of the Library
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- Montpelier, Vermont USA • A bat's-eye view: Fluted Ionic columns, against the polished marble floors in the first floor of the state Capitol building. • After 140 years, the Vermont State House still commands the landscape of Montpelier, the smallest capital city in America. The House and Senate chambers are the oldest legislative chambers in their original condition anywhere in the country. – from the State of Vermont's website.
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- Montpelier, Vermont USA • Some strange Main Street window display on the inside, merges with a commercial block, in the reflection.
Enjoyed the day and the company, It is always nice to connect with other photographers. Thanks for your efforts in making this possible
And my thanks too for putting this together for our fair city! I had a great time too and enjoyed meeting and chatting with a very nice group of people. Most definitely will stay on my calendar of annual events. I can’t think of one special spot that I enjoyed the most.. each area we visited had so much to offer through the eyes of a shutterbug. PhotoWalkers are invited to join my group in Flickr and add their photos. It’s all about Vermont people, places, history and how we live here in the Green Mountain State.
http://www.flickr.com/groups/1086795@N22/
This was a great time, Roger! Thanks for all the fun!
Glad you had a good time. I’m looking forward to seeing all the photos especially in a format larger than a thumbnail. These old eyes need a larger image to really appreciate the composition.
Check out John’s picture of the second floor in the Kellogg Hubbard Library. It’s called “library.jpg” Nice use of highlights and shadows.
Check out Bobbie’s photo of “artist in residence.” It tells a great story and is full of symbolism! Well Done!