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July, 2008

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Bring your computer to the Park

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Bringing your computer to Falls Park in downtown Greenville, SC.  This photo was taken by Denton Harryman and posted at GreenvilleDailyPhoto.com on 7/31/2008.
Today’s photo shows one of a nice touch about Falls Park (map location) in downtown Greenville. There is wifi in the park and you can bring your computer.

The path to peace

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A path next to a small water falls in a fountain behind the Peace Center in downtown Greenville, SC.  This photo was taken by Denton Harryman and posted at GreenvilleDailyPhoto.com on 7/30/2008.
Today’s title is a small play on words given this path and the fountain it crosses is next to the Peace Center, Greenville’s performing arts center. About a year ago I posted another photo taken next to the Peace Center with a similar play with words. It was the ladder to peace … I promise to move on to non-nighttime-fountain photos tomorrow (smile).

Fountain behind the Peace Center

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A nighttime photo of a fountain behind the Peace Center in downtown Greenville, SC.  This photo was taken by Denton Harryman and posted at GreenvilleDailyPhoto.com on 7/29/2008.
Yesterday I mentioned the fountain behind the Peace Center. The photo I share today shows a nighttime view of the fountain (map location)

Larkin’s on the River

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Larkins on the River in downtown Greenville, SC.  This photo was taken by Denton Harryman and posted at GreenvilleDailyPhoto.com on 7/28/2008.
I went for a walk last night to enjoy the sights and sounds or Greenville. Naturally I took a few photos as well. The photo I’m sharing today is of the restaurant Larkin’s on the River (map location). This photo was taken with a pool of water and a small water falls in the foreground with the Larkin’s patio in the background. The water is part of a fountain behind the Peace Center. The Reedy River is on the other side of Larkins … I recommend local reader take an evening stroll and enjoy the fountains Greenville has to offer.

PS: Abe, from Brookville Daily Photo, asked about the settings for this photo. They were: focal length 26mm, exposure time 1/10 second, aperture f/4.5, and ISO 800.

Ornamental window grill on the Court Street Condos

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Rings on an ornamental window grill on the Court Street Condo in downtown Greenville, SC.  This photo was taken by Denton Harryman and posted at GreenvilleDailyPhoto.com on 7/27/2008.
These rings are part of ornamental window grills on the Court Street Condos (map location) in downtown Greenville … Some of our readers may remember these past photos which include Court Street Condos; red bud trees, a sign in a window, and a recent photo of a couple.

PS: For those who like the circles in this photo you may also enjoy the VFXY Theme on circles. You will find this photo there as well.

PPS: For my friends in the City Daily Photo Blog community. You may want to consider registering to participate in VFXY and course the Daily Photo Map.

Narrow space with light at the end

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A narrow space between two buildings in downtown Greenville, SC.  This photo was taken by Denton Harryman and posted at GreenvilleDailyPhoto.com on 7/26/2008.
I considered sharing this photo with an explanation tying it as a metaphor to work, or Greenville’s drought, or any number of such ideas. However, the real reason I took the photo is because I found the scene interesting. The little things are often overlooked and although this scene is not especially appealing it is interesting to me that such a small passage exists … You can also see there were windows on the building on the right. Now that would be a bad view!

Resurfacing the parking lot above the bus station

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Resurfacing the parking lot above the bus station in downtown Greenville, SC.  This photo was taken by Denton Harryman and posted at GreenvilleDailyPhoto.com on 7/25/2008.
While walking at lunch earlier this week I noticed that the parking lot, above the bus station, was being resurfaced. It offered a rare opportunity to take a photo with no cars in the parking log (map location). Some of you may remember a previous post, showing the same parking lot from a different perspective, called points of interest. You may also remember another previous post showing the skylights