This week’s topic is Tree Art.
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge – 10/10/19
This week’s topic is Tree Art.
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge – 10/10/19
Becky B challenges throughout October with her #Lines&Squares topic. I found a good candidate when we visited an estate sale on Sunday.
City Sonnet has an ongoing challenge with specific subjects for each day of the month.
After a drought shortened growing season I began to harvest sunflower heads early to prepare for 2020
Bouncing between four wonderful hosts each week the Lens Artists Photo Challenge comes at you from some pretty different perspectives, which is always great. Everyone has a different perspective so the four hosts give us some rich flavor in our subjects. This week P.A. Moed shows us how important filling the frame can be to convey our appreciation of the subject.
Here is an example of a photo subject lost in the empty space, leaving the viewer to suppose what is most important. In this case it was merely a function of not wanting to climb the stairs.
Here is a cropped example of the same photo where the begonia basket is the only thing the viewer can see. It makes a big difference how you frame the shot.
City Sonnet has an ongoing challenge with specific subjects for each day of the month.
Back when our church packed shoe boxes for Operation Christmas Child we gathered some bunnies and let nature take its course
Due to careful planning our “plenty” equated to 476 shoe box gifts to bless children around the world
Today is another opportunity to dig through the photo archives to find good fits for this week’s Fun Foto Challenge sent out By Cee Neuner.
For Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge dated 10/08/19.
Monday Window
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The windows of a store room in Belize
A window in my wife’s hair salon that regularly features our blooming orchids
An odd shaped window in an unusual sized car
Windows in a passenger car at Strasburg, PA Railroad.
Terri Webster Schrandt continues to hatch some broad-based challenges. Terri suggested we add on to our weekly offering this week by tagging into Becky B’s Lines & Squares.
The horizontal lines on this trestle give it strength
Four route lines assure no collisions
The long lines of this fence enclose so many acres
Contrasting lines on this ceiling
This is For Sunday Stills and Becky’s Lines & Squares
City Sonnet has an ongoing challenge with specific subjects for each day of the month.
The previous five dogs we have enjoyed as pets
Our current Fur Baby and my full time walking buddy, Sydney
City Sonnet has an ongoing challenge with specific subjects for each day of the month.
Two birds chatting on a chain near the National mall in DC in July of 2017
A bald eagle overlooking the bay at Ketchikan Alaska, September 2017
When I first stumbled across Which Way it was hosted by the venerable photographer and mega blogger Cee Neuner. Since then it has changed hands at least twice, this time resting in the capable hands of Alive and Trekking! Seems like a great time to rejoin the ranks and share some of the signs and roads I have gathered in the interim.
This challenge sets out a broad set of criteria:
Hershey, PA
On the interstate approaching Washington, D.C.
A Metro Station in Alexandria, VA
City Sonnet has an ongoing challenge with specific subjects for each day of the month.
I must take a moment to celebrate the significance of this post as it is number