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A Photo a Week Challenge – Hands
From Nancy Merrill Photography is a weekly photography challenge based on a new weekly theme. For this week our subject is Hands.
A Photo a Week Challenge – Stacked
From Nancy Merrill Photography is a weekly photography challenge based on a new weekly theme. For this week our subject is Stacked. So I had to think about it and dig through my photos to find some examples.
Pull Up a Seat, Week 35 – September 06, 2019
This is for a new challenge I found from Xingfu Mama challenging her respondents to share photos of seats. Look here:
Color Your World – Brown – 09/04/2019
Jennifer through her Tourmaline blog, has a color-specific blog challenge she named Color Your World and her color this week is Brown. During our cruise to Alaska we spent a few hour sin Victoria, Canada and took a horse trolley tour … Continue reading
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Tagged Alaska, Color Your World, photography, weekly challenge, weekly photography challenge
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Pull Up a Seat, Week 34 – August 31, 2019
This is for a new challenge I found through Granny Shot it’s blog, Pull Up a Seat – Week 34
Weekly Photo Challenge – Heritage – 05/17/17
This s a large stain glass window in the church where I began my spiritual journey as a child. I attended this small Methodist Church for twenty-five years, learning so much about God, Jesus and salvation. In 1997, after my … Continue reading
Posted in Religion, Weekly Photo Challenge
Tagged weekly challenge, weekly photo challenge
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Earth – Weekly Photo Challenge – 4/19/17
I wish that I could share the photos of my own solar array, something on our docket for this year, but due to some upcoming celebrations of graduation and birthday we have delayed installation of our own project until nearer … Continue reading
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Tagged Earth Day, weekly challenge, weekly photography challenge
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Moo! – Stream of Consciousness Saturday – 4/15/17
Today there is an unusual prompt for the Stream of Consciousness Saturday or #SOCS post. We are trying to incorporate the word Moo into our post. This is not a terrible stretch for me, because I live in a … Continue reading
Security – Weekly Photo Challenge – 04/05/17
What do you think of when someone mentions security. I suppose that question falls into a different light if you live in a big city teeming with people that don’t all have the best of intent in their heart. Fortunately … Continue reading
Treat – Weekly Photo Prompt -10/29/15
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Treat.” This week the Weekly Photo Prompt asks us the share about a treat we love. I am taking the word in one of its many forms as in something I … Continue reading
Weekly Photo Challenge – Perspective
The weekly photo challenge is one of my favorite recurring opportunities to delve into the photo archives and see what I can ferret out to apply to the weekly theme. I consider my photo bucket, no copyright infringement intended, to … Continue reading
Weekly Photo Challenge – Abandoned
The Weekly Photo challenge is such a great way to look at your collection of photos in a different way. When we select possible photo subjects we have differing reasons, but when we go back to review them they can … Continue reading
Weekly Photo Challenge – Family
This week’s challenge is family. Simple enough, right? Here is the other Daily Prompt – Family responses: FAMILY: APPLES, TREES, BRANCH AND TWIG | SERENDIPITY Three Trees at the Lake | I see beauty all around by rob paine ♥♥ … Continue reading
Weekly Photo Challenge – Let There Be Light
The weekly photo challenge is one of my favorite recurring opportunities to delve into the photo archives and see what I can ferret out to apply to the weekly theme. I consider my photo bucket, no copyright infringement intended, to … Continue reading
Weekly Photo Challenge – Morning
The weekly photo challenge is one of my favorite recurring opportunities to share the images I capture for a lifetime with others. For the largest part most of my photos are taken and seen by a limited audience, likely myself … Continue reading
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