If you’d like to meet OC, (also known as Amoeba & O’Ceallaigh) wander over to my photoblog, Quilly Unshuttered, and take a peek at photos #128, #131, & #132. They are all on the same page, so you won’t have to work to find them.
OC says, I need to find a better model. I say, my heart has chosen him and I am content. Besides, my camera seems to like him, too!
As you know, I missed a couple of days of posting, but those doors you didn’t get to see are right here. First off:
Karaoke Shack, UH @ Manoa
There is a video posted on YouTube of a group sing-a-long. It looks like fun.
And behind this door you will find .....
O'Ceallaigh, hard-working Amoeba.
And, for the grand finale, a closer look at The Center for Korean Studies:
The Dragon Bridge Door
Eye popping hand-painted detail.
A little closer look ....
And still more detail!
Posted for Jientje’s Photo Challenge called “Opening Doors“
The idea is to post pictures of doors, or details of doors.
It has to be your own picture, no stealing from Mr Google!
That’s the only rule!
Thanks Jientje, it was a great challenge!
I think I am going to give Robert’s “Show Me” Photo Project a try.
Check it out!
O’Ceallaigh
Better yet, when he found it, he walked around it and on the other side there is a plaque which clearly indicates that it’s a fig tree. Now he wants to sign me up for “pay attention” classes.
However, I believe I am the one who should sign him up for geography lessons, because when we took out the campus map and I showed him where to look (the Engineering Quad) he admitted that he had been searching in the opposite direction which means that he was so far on the “wrong”side of the art building that there was another building between them!
He says it is the Orchid tree’s fault, because he didn’t know it existed, so when I told him to go from the Barringtonia to the Orchid Tree, he went to the one he did know about — which was in the opposite direction!
