My office pets – fish “George” (orange-red) and “Weezy” (grey/black) – swim in their bowl that’s got a chip up top.
Feeding time…
Posts Tagged ‘boboleepix
21
Jan
10
Day 11/365: Fish And Chip
20
Jan
10
Day 10/365: Lights, Camera….
Scene at the front of Movietowne, Port of Spain, on Wednesday night.
Our National Stadium is in the background.
I had some issues with my car, which caused me to get home pretty late yesterday. I used iPhoto to do the most basic of fade effects.
19
Jan
10
Day 9/365: Personal Jesus
Personal Jesus, originally uploaded by boboleechron.
I wear a ring rosary on the middle finger of my right hand. Its the only finger that’s “just right” in terms of the ring’s fit.
Taking a picture of it was awkward, as I’m right-handed. I stuck it on a marker cover and took some shots. Stuck it on my left thumb and did the same. Then, I took a series of shots with it on my right hand and choose the best one of each lot.
Operating the camera with my left hand was a task.
Tripod for sure next time…
(You can see the rest of the set here… Only 3 pix though.)
18
Jan
10
Day 8/365: Twilight
The sun sets and casts an orange glow on the National Academy for Performing Arts in Port of Spain…
18
Jan
10
Day 7/365: T Minus
Took this picture *early* Sunday morning… as in after midnight early… its the big electronic display sign above the KFC on Independence Sq in Port of Spain.
Its advertising various products & services while a countdown clock marks the hours and the minutes before The Merry Monarch makes his entrance stage left..
18
Jan
10
Day 6/365: Tree In One
Well, I had to run some errands on Saturday, but I still made the time to enjoy the beautiful weather outdoors.
It really was a beautiful day – cool afternoon breezes wafting through the air, the sky the colour of the bluest blue, while sheep-like clouds dotted the sky.
These three trees can be found in the Queen’s Park Savannah in Port of Spain.
Check out more photos from my Savannah run here…
15
Jan
10
Day 5: Skill
A young boy balances beer, rum and shandy bottles on the ground on the POS Waterfront.
He walked with his box, opened it up to reveal his collection of bottles, then he entertained the crowd by stacking the bottles and building some interesting bottled structures.
The occasion was the benefit concert for Haiti, held on the Waterfront that afternoon.
He was quite talented.
