Showing posts with label Detroit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Detroit. Show all posts

Mar 27, 2010


Detroit Riverwalk @ 7am, originally uploaded by ken.eaton2.


Oh Look...Canada..., originally uploaded by ken.eaton2.


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Big barge!


Dorothy Ann, originally uploaded by ken.eaton2.

That barge's name is Dorothy Ann? Whatever.


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It's the leaning tower of GM.


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I don't know what my fascination is with River Birch trees, but they're one of my favorite species. I love their leaves and flaky bark.


Branches, originally uploaded by ken.eaton2.


Silhouette 1, originally uploaded by ken.eaton2.

Silhouette 2


Silhouette 2, originally uploaded by ken.eaton2.

Cass took two silhouette shots of me, one of the sunrise in focus...


Silhouette 3, originally uploaded by ken.eaton2.

...and the other of me in focus. I don't know which one I like better. I think they're both cool.


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We liked the reflection of the sunrise in different things. Here it was in the railing.


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Yes, we were in Detroit taking these pictures! We should take pictures for tourist magazines! lol


Morning Flight, originally uploaded by ken.eaton2.

We paid off the camera that we used to take this shot the day that we took it. That credit account the camera was on was the last debt we had aside from our house and student loans. This photo pretty well illustrates how paying that debt off made us feel.


River Birch, originally uploaded by ken.eaton2.

River Birch...flaky bark! Boy, the morning light makes everything look so soft! I loved it.


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Reflections of Morning, originally uploaded by ken.eaton2.

Here, the reflection was in the glass buildings. Pretty cool.


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BEAUBIEN, originally uploaded by ken.eaton2.

For some reason the "Beaubien" reminded me of the way J.J. Abrams displays words in Fringe, and the Star Trek movie.