OUT ON THE COAST

Sunday Graffiti

Sunday Graffiti
by Susan Jones is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.5 Canada License.

I take criticism really, really well.
I also take praise pretty well.
Send love/hate notes.

For now.......

I did not 'watermark' any of my photos and on the suggestion of the gallery that is now representing my work, I am removing all my photos.
I will watermark and put back up.

In the meantime you can see some of my work at
No. 5 Gallery in Victoria BC.

Thanks for visiting!

Try yours at myheritage.com
Thanks for the share TTF!

Organic Explosion
(official title provided by
n.l , the paperback writer,
with thanks!)

Thanks for the share Bon!
This is my photo which I made
into a poster. You can make yours
here.
(very cool)

"Few inquire of the camera eye..."
--nl

(my eye)

We have another winner today.
(yippeeee!!!!)

I'm busy putting together photos for a competition!
I'm entering my 'tractor' series (see archives) in the local 61st Fall Fair this September.

This photo won two awards today.
Who knew!
ha! I sure didn't.

digg

The Idean Bean Coffee Company found in this beautiful heritage home will be hanging my photo's for sale as soon as I have them framed.

I found these floating frames for a 'ok' price (9.95 each).

The cost to have the photo's reproduced will be a few bucks.
All told its a bit of an investment.
So, I'm saving my pennies and hope to have some hung in October.
The wonderful folks at The Bean are holding wall space for me!
woot!

Brag shout-out!!!!
I am now an award winning photographer!!!!
Yup.
Two first place awards in abstract photo classification.

woot!

Dear kind viewer,
I figured it out.
You see, I was worried that I would impact your view of my photos if I were
to name the photo or provide you with any details. I wasn't sure that was a good
idea, rather, let you breath your own meaning into the photo.
After many kind offers of suggestions, I have come to a solution. One that I hope
works for everyone.
If you wish to know about the photo, what I've dubbed it for example, click on the comments area right under the photo. In there you will see what I have assigned to the photo. There, problem solved. You still get to creat your own minds-eye, I still get to communicate what I was thinking, the name or somesuch.
Enjoy kind viewers! and thank you so much for visiting and please do come often!
Sincerely,
Susan Jones

May I suggest you stop by these blog houses just
down the street from me? They really do have beautiful
photos.
Mr. Dave MacIntyre
http://ontariopics.blogspot.com
http://colourvoid.blogspot.com

Mr. Rob's house (you will love his spiders!)
http://www.neverhappen.com

Mr. Montana's home is here
http://mrmontana.blogspot.com

Mr. Pablo Rio's place
http://www.pablorios.com/pixelpost

Mr. Dick Margulis, resident editor (eek!)
A visit to his site will see you leaving with knowledge you
didn't have prior.
http://ampersandvirgule.blogspot.com/

And Robin's nest will just make you hungry!!!
http://rousseau-designs.blogspot.com/

Mr. Jason Ertel can be found here and well worth
the visit! (pssst...thanks for the shout-out Jason, rockstar!!)
http://www.thesefleetingmoments.com

Thank you to everyone (so many of you!) who visit this blog, you've been very kind with your comments!

I have a question for you.

I have comments for each and every single picture I take.

Comments like "broken teeth, this picture reminded me of broken teeth"

That comment belongs to photo of the single broken window. The bits of glass, they reminded me of those broken teeth.

If I make those comments will they affect your own vision of the photo?

Do you want me to do that? make comments? affect your own vision?

Do tell.

Please let me know what you think.

Thank you again kind visitor.

Sincerely,
Susan Jones

A now defunct fish plant River Road Port Alberni

Corner of Argyle & 10th Port Alberni

Weathered and worn cardboard found in a parking lot on River Road

One of many fans at the one time fish processing plant on River Road.

Self Portrait.

Veil.
(inside of home on Argyle St. Port Alberni
being painted, this picture is the plastic hung
over a doorway)

When was the last time you were in a place like this?

Coin eating monster.
(3rd Ave.)

At the Alberni tracks.

Found this at the Port Alberni docks.
Reminded me of a green dragon.

Boat trailers.
Lots of them.
(Port Alberni boat launch)

The Ivy Door.
(Port Alberni)

If not removed.
(truck parked at the Blue Zoo Port Alberni)

Denied.
(parked on a street in Port Alberni)

Pallets

Foxglove. My garden.
Port Alberni

Rebar.
(construction site - Pacific Rim Shopping Centre
Port Alberni)

A grave site at Alberni Cemetery.

Faces in the Port Alberni Cemetery.

Cemetery in Port Alberni

This is Billy.
I asked if I could take his picture, he said he would
be happy to pose for my camera. I'm not so sure he was
happy to, but he did.
Thank you Billy and safe travels.

Meet Indy. Indy came from the Port Alberni
SPCA. He is just over 2 years-old. He joined
our family a little over a year ago. Indy is the
best dog in the world and is loved by many in
our community.