Most of my non-people photos consist of pictures taken outdoors and since we are blessed to live on the Outer Banks, magnificent outdoor photo ops are everywhere!
However, I am also captivated by interesting design and architecture and the hotel we stayed at in FL (gotten quite inexpensively through Priceline), had endless fascinations lurking around every corner. It was a photographer’s dream.
And so on the day we left Florida to make our 14-hour trip home, I got up early and treated myself to thirty minutes of wandering around our gorgeous hotel and absolutely reveling in the design, the colors, the creativity and the whimsy of the place. I was in absolute heaven.
I hope you enjoy this feast for the eyes as much as I enjoyed capturing it!
And finally . . . on the elevator back up to my room—a happy woman, indeed.
What a cool hotel and great photos. Thanks for sharing. My photog daughter would be so envious.
Mary,
I think your daughter and I would get along just fine! 🙂
Beautiful hotel!!! The pictures are great. What is the name of the location? I enjoy taking pictures of the places we stay, too. I always think of you when I do that.
Ann,
That particular hotel was right across the street from Sea World.
fun photos and fun to see Fred & Lucy again
Mrs. Pam — Thanks so much for brightening my day again! 🙂
What happiness for you and for us! Great pics!
Vernie,
Thanks. Nothing makes me any happier than puttering around with my camera with interesting things in front of me to shoot!
Great photos! The hotel could use these in a brochure! 🙂
Kim,
Thank you! In a place like that, it was almost impossible to take a bad shot!
Love the pictures!! I’d like to go there one day 🙂
Michelle,
It’s a really cool spot–since we don’t travel a whole lot any more, I think it’s extra exciting to get to go to places like that.
Becky, What BEAUTIFUL and creative photography! A treat for your readers. My “instant fave” was DSC-3042, the straight up view of the blue balconies taken from the floor level. You are so talented! 🙂 ~ Fred & Lucy
Fred–I liked that shot too. It was one of those pictures you have to look at a second time to see what it is!