This week we are beginning a new challenge. This one was suggested by Suzette at her Suzette B’s Blog. Suzette suggested that we share photos that are framed by something. She gave quite a few examples. If you look at the home page, you can see that I decided to stretch this out for two weeks.
We’re going to start with subjects framed by things made by people. Next week, we’ll switch to subjects framed by nature. So, for today, it’s windows, doors, bridges, etc. And, since we’re talking about things like bridges and underpasses (at least in my case) I am also joining Cee’s Which Way Challenge—Deb is asking for ways through tunnels, under bridges and like that.
My feature photo might not look like it’s framed, but it’s a picture extracted from a video I took as we traveled through the Fort Pitt Tunnel in Pittsburgh. The view is often referred to as “Pittsburgh’s Front Door,” and I have included that reference in a couple of my books, including Poetic Justice, as Brody Thompson drives through the tunnel for the first time. It’s also mentioned in the guide book I wrote. The Kindle version of that book will be available for free again in late November (U.S. Thanksgiving).
Let’s take a look at the photos I’ve gathered this weeks’ prompt(s).
And, since I introduced the topic in my featured photo, the video of us entering the city through that tunnel is below.
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