I spent many days in my childhood playing with Legos. Of course there were none of the cool shapes like there are now, so everything thing I made as a kid looked very square and pixelated. I must admit that when my youngest gets Legos as a present, I’m jumping up and down on the inside know that we get to build something new together. Tomorrow is the last day in the ‘Repetition” theme.

I saw this large section of pipe on the back of a tractor-trailer and then I noticed the “repetition” of all the holes in the inside cover.  It’s hard to tell from the photography but this section of pipe was large enough to drive my car through with room to spare.

I know this not a manly bedspread, it’s flowers, and it’s crochet. But I have to admire the craftsmanship,the art and the time that was put into the bedspread. It does go nicely with this week’s theme. There is repetition when you look at it and there was a lot of repetition when it was being made.

I have a hard time walking by a piano with out make a photograph of it. There is just something the draws me to the piano keys, I used to run my finger down my Grandparents piano and wait for the my Grandmother to tell me to stop. Still in the this week’s theme of”Repetition.”

To continue the “Repetition” theme here are bricks from the entrance sign of our subdivision.

Time for a new theme, this week is all about “Repetition.” Wicker is a good example of repetition and fits this theme very well.

Today is the last day for the theme “Shades of Grey”, so what better way to end it than with a grey squirrel.

On the tracks while a train is coming is one of those place you don’t really want to be. Don’t worry I didn’t go around the railroad crossing arm to get the shot, the train was stopped down the tracks. I did make the photo from my car while I was crossing the tracks. Have you ever looked through a 70-200mm lens while driving? Me neither.

While I was photographing a corporate event, the attendees had this awesome view while enjoying hors d’oeuvres and cocktails. The tall building are Buckhead and to the left and beyond the highrises you can see Stone Mountain.