Cee’s midweek madness challenge for July is: “k” at the end of the word
black and white photography
cbwc: reflections and mirrors
Hop on over to Ceenphotography to join this week’s topic: reflections and mirrors.
lens-artist: getting away
travelers set out
as the sun rises…
morning dew ~Issa*
This week’s lens-artists host, Ohtheplaceswesee, invites us to share images that tells a story – getting away.
*cited: haikuguy.com
lens artists photo challenge: striped and checked
Once upon a time A tiny striped caterpillar Burst from the egg Which had been home For so long. "Hello world," he said. "It sure is bright out here in the sun." (excerpt from Trina Paulus, Hope for the Flowers)
Fun striped and checked findings for Leya’s lens-artists photo challenge!
greeting one’s shadow
initially posted on November 20, 2016
cattails at sunset
I cast the brush aside
from here on I’ll speak to the moon
face to face
~Koha*
*cited:
initially posted in November 2014
seeing differently: 3rd of 15
For the third submission to Robin’s photo challenge, Seeing Differently, I decided to walk about the Colorado State University’s Flower Trial Garden with a Nikon D750 and a Nikon Macro 40 mm lens with an intention to look for repeating patterns.
The Flower Trial Garden sets aside about 20,000 square feet for planting annuals from late May through October. This color-filled garden is located across the street from the University’s Center for the Arts and even though the garden is about research it does offer an inviting environment for both students and non-students, alike.
I find that my eye generally tends to favor black and white images: yet, the color version of the image seems more dramatic and gentle to the eye. What are your thoughts?
initially posted in October, 2016
black & white sunday: shape
jump on over to Paula’s to join this photo challenge.
Reblogged image initially posted on October 18, 2017
wordless wednesday
weekly photo challenge: nostalgia
Nostalgia To glimpse old abandoned barns that dot county roads often awaken memories of a childhood filled with the freedom to roam from dawn to dusk without a morsel of worry.
Initially posted in October 2016
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