The pastries were amazing indeed!

And that's why I got a photo of the pink flower!

Thanks for sharing.

I'm so glad you enjoyed these; I sure did enjoy capturing them.

Those pastries …. drool,drool

Those pastries did look good, but you should have seen the ones that were just out of range! Maybe sometime I'll be able to get some good shots of those.

You always post the most beautiful photos.

I very much enjoy capturing these images! And to have you enjoy them too is just the icing on the cake!

You've still got it - best ones yet.

I hope I will always have it. I don't want to ever disappoint you.

A true feast for the eyes.

Thank you, as ever, for the beauty you share with us. Only a truly beautiful person could do that so effectively and so often.

I swear, you will turn my head!

But can you say more about the artworks?

2-dimensional , but because of the bas relief appear 3-dimensional (may not be using the right term for the technique).

You bet I can talk about the artworks.

I park my car in an underground garage, and when the elevator opens, right there is the mural that you see parts of today.

I think they are a bas relief, although I haven't examined them closely enough to tell.

I just found this photo from some weeks ago that shows the whole mural wall.



It was sponsored by the Manhattan Beach Education Foundation, which supports our local schools. This photo was taken from right outside the elevator door. The farmer's market is to the right. The whole setup is very convenient!

Hope this sheds some light on your observations.

I found the murals so beautiful. Kudos to Manhattan Beach Education Foundation for commissioning pieces like this.

Of course your photography is art in its own right.

The color, composition, textures and contrasting dark background in the final photo make it my favorite of the series.

I appreciate your lovely critique quite a lot. Everything came together and it works!