Happy Sunday! Anne is leading this week’s Lens-Artists Photo Challenge with a topic I’ve written a few times on this blog about and it’s something I often struggle with and that is how to relax.
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Happy Sunday! Ann Christine is leading the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge this week with the story-based theme of Journey.
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Happy Sunday! John is the hosting this week’s Lens-Artists Photo Challenge and this week, the challenge’s all about being in the shadow.
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Happy Sunday! Patti is hosting this week’s Lens-Artists Photo Challenge and it’s all about the juxtaposition of things.
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Happy Sunday! This week, Ritva is leading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #385 with topic of “Unusual Cropping.”
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Happy Sunday! This week, with Beth from Wandering Dawgs leading the challenge, it’s about all the astonishment and wonderment this world has to offer.
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Happy Sunday! This week, with Tina as the host, Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #383 is all about looking back at Challenge #174 – Shapes and Designs.
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Happy Sunday! Egidio is hosting this week’s Lens-Artists Photo Challenge and what a difficult topic – Rejection.
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Happy Sunday! Ritva is hosting this week’s Lens-Artists Photo Challenge with the topic of Minimalism in Black and White.
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Happy Sunday! Anne is the lovely hostess for this week’s Lens-Artists Challenge with a topic that at first glance had me drawing blanks but after reading her post on the topic of What’s around the corner, I felt a light-bulb go off in my head.
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Tomorrow marks one week since we welcomed 2026. Looking back at 2025, I realized now that it’s been a great year, even though, the year was full of ups and downs. For the most part, the year was good and filled with memorable highlights.
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Happy Sunday! To welcome the new year, the Lens-Artists team has issued the annual challenge of reflecting on the previous year with some of our favorite photos.
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Happy Sunday! Can you believe it? With about two weeks left in 2025, we are technically hurtling toward 2026. As an annual tradition, the Lens-Artists team is giving us one last chance to get some honorable mentions into the challenge. Here’s mine, I hope you enjoy.
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Hope everyone had a good weekend! Beth from Wandering Dawgs is the host for this week’s Lens-Artists Photo Challenge and she has picked the theme of Wings.
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Happy Sunday! Patti is back to host the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge and she has indeed issued a challenge – Where to find the mysterious.
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Happy Sunday! John is the host for this week’s Lens-Artists Photo Challenge and he’s chosen a fun theme – On the Move!
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