How strange a structure is our Olympic stadium? Just check out the expression and listen to the questions as any unknowing tourist (ours were friends from NY) inquire about this bizarre creature reaching into to the heavens. Even more ridiculous and confusing is when we, who grew up during its construction, try to explain the..
Typical, yet not so typical, corner balcony in Montreal’s Plateau area. Love the green against the blue, brown, white and the repeating squares and hearts amongst other geometrics in the wood, glass, bricks and metal. Never forget to look up when walking the streets of our beautiful city.
This picture was taken in Nassau, Bahamas from the beach while looking away from the ocean to the backs at the homes along the strip. It was in a more private area, away from the popular, more crowded beaches and tourist area. I was attracted to the weather worn paint and texture of the wall,..
This photo was taken on the grounds of Boothill Graveyard, located near near Tucson, Arizona one of my favorite locations in the American southwest. Besides the incredible landscape of the area, which includes multiple mountain ranges, hiking trails and magnificent lighting it is still small and underdeveloped enough to harken back to the old days..
This photo was taken in Italy, on the island of Capri in July 2009. A beautiful place on a magnificent day while enjoying yet another lovingly prepared Italian cafe lunch. Antique wares from a shop on the opposite side of the narrow winding road casting lively shadows against the whitewashed concrete wall.
My fascination with laundry dates back to my childhood when I would admiringly watch my next door neighbour perform her daily task of hanging loads of freshly washed clothes out to dry. She would begin by coming out onto the raised balcony through the screen door off the kitchen and drawing in the line until..
A typical traffic scene in Chennai, India. Note the five lanes of traffic, how daringly close each vehicle is to another and the fact that one of the five is moving in the opposite direction! Oh, and did I mention the heat, dust, cows, honking etc, the motorcycle driver sans helmet, the lack of lanes,..
The day before leaving for a three week family holiday to Africa, after deliberating for months and months, I finally took the plunge and purchased my first digital SLR camera, a Nikon D50, compatible with my 28-80 and 70-300 mm lenses. Needless to say, despite 18 hours of travel, I just barely glanced through the..
Greetings all and welcome to Lori Burnett Photography. It’s my first day ‘on the blog’ and I’m looking forward to sharing my thoughts and images with you. All feedback is welcome so please do not hesitate to leave questions and comments. A link to Shutterfly where my work can be purchased will be available soon. Enjoy!
