Happy Sunday! Tina is the hostess for 2023’s final Lens-Artists Photo Challenge and she is giving us one last chance to share photos that failed to make it into any of the Lens-Artists Photo Challenges.
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It’s funny for me to think about these colors – red and green – because when it comes time for the year-end holidays, I would often contemplate on how these colors would look on my braces.
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Happy Sunday! Ann-Christine from Leya is hosting this week’s Lens-Artists Photo Challenge with a magical theme.
Continue reading “Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #279: Magical” →Living in a world where we are constantly bombarded by noise whether by electronic devices or by traffic – ground or air – and by the constant incoming of information by way of social media, there is nothing more peaceful than quiet and solitude. For me, being at peace allows not only my heartrate to calm but it also allows me to reflect on my thoughts and dive deep into thoughts and emotions I don’t normal think about.
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Happy Sunday! This week, Amy from The World is a Book is the lovely hostess for this week’s Lens-Artists Photo Challenge and what a difficult theme – unique.
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I don’t have much to say about these pictures other than that they are round in some sort of ways. I have you enjoy the galleries.
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Happy Sunday! This week, Patti is hosting Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #277 with a theme of Empty Spaces.
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It’s Thanksgiving this week in the U.S. and for as long as I’ve had this blog, I’ve always done a “Things I’m thankful for…” post but to be completely frank, if it wasn’t for this week’s #SundayStills, I just about completely forgot. Of course, I know I have a shortened work week but that’s about it. It was a chaotic week last week with road trip planning and a more chaotic weekend. I won’t go into detail in this post. It would ruin the tone.
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Happy Sunday! This week, James from Jazzibee is guest-hosting Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #276 and he’s picked a great theme – Looking Up, Looking Down.
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It has been a very mild start to winter so far. Looking back at my posts from last November, the first snow storm had already fallen and I wrote about having layers of frost and ice in the garden, yikes. And emergency alert about snow squalls? Double Yikes!
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Happy Sunday! This week, Anne from Slow Shutter Speed hosts the Lens-Artist Photo Challenge with yet another type of composition – Filling the Frame.
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This week, on #SundayStills, it’s all about leaves. I’ll try to find some for both Spring and Autumn. Here are some of my favorites from the archive, hope you enjoy.
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Happy Sunday! This week, we are dealing with a topic that’s the opposite of last week – Asymmetry – as Donna from Wind Kisses leads Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #274.
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Can you believe we are approaching the end of 2023?
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