Wings #3 (PPAC #42)

This past weekend, I walked dogs and my kid around the neighborhood. There’s this one part in our neighborhood called Plaza del Valle. From the outside or if you’re driving by, it looks like a regular strip mall. But if you stop and explore, you’ll find loads of vendors and bright murals. You’ll find more photos of my streetart walk that day on my Instagram. I could have taken more photos but people were standing in front of it. Maybe I’ll return on a less crowded day like a Tuesday or Wednesday. Or maybe on an early morning before heading to work.

Large to small

This is an interesting challenge. It reminds me of those cardboard children’s books where each page there is a small cutout of a color and it leads you another object to the next page and on to the next page. If this was a children’s book, it would a color feature and the first page would start off as a large object going down to a small object with that color.

I decided for this challenge to play with the color yellow because it’s warm, inviting, and fun. Plus, I wanted some excuse to share a photo of the gigantic Rubber Duck sculpture. I remembered when the duck arrived to San Pedro many years ago, I dragged my boyfriend (now husband) to go check it out after work. I think if it were to make a children’s board book around the color yellow, these photos could pull it off…

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  Mama duck and baby duck in San Pedro

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  Sunflowers in Parque de la Reserva (Lima, Peru)

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  “Owl Eyes” on a butterfly (Costa Rica)

Here are some colors from large and small across the blogosphere!

• Photographias – Red
• Anvica’s Gallery – Orange
• Philosophy Through Photography – Blue
• Solaner – Violet
• Scilla Grace – White

…plus other fellow yellows!

• Geriatrix Fotogallerie
• Kamerapromenader
• The 59 Club
• This is Another Story

Lens-Artist Challenge: Large to Small

CMMC – June Color – Yellow