Photo challenge from Debbie at Travel with Intent. Topic: Power.
Power ~ One Word Sunday
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Geometry ~ One Word Sunday
One Word Sunday photo challenge is hosted by Debbie at Travel with Intent.
This week’s topic: geometry..
Animals ~ One Word Sunday
A Boy and his Thoughts
Outfit: Debbie’s One Word Sunday challenge at Travel with Intent.
Sculpture Garden (PPAC #38)
I recently visited the Vancouver, WA public library and came across the Mary Granger Sculpture Garden, a collection of four sculptures on the library property, all created by regional artists.
I’ll share them here as part of Marsha’s Photographing Public Art Challenge (PPAC).
I thought I’d come across a fifth piece of public art, but upon further investigation, it turned out to be a bike rack. Oh, well. Perhaps art is in the eye of the beholder.
PPAC #31: In the Woods
For Marsha’s Photographing Public Art Challenge.
I wrote a post last August about the Evergreen Trail at Columbia Springs Environmental Education Center in Vancouver, WA. But I didn’t include photos of the wood carvings that can be found along the trail. These have been carved into still-standing dead trees.
I don’t think I even noticed all of them the last time I was there, but Chules and I went on the trail again this past week, and there they were, just staring at us.
Kind of a fun discovery.
White
My favorite white subject for Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge: the color white.
backward glance
pause in quietude
answer held in gentle mind
the question will come
WPC – Last Call
The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge will be ending as of this month, so for the final wrap up I am sharing some of my favorite photos that I have taken over the years. Some you may have seen on this blog before, some not. I hope you enjoy them.
The Daily Post weekly photo challenge: All-Time Favorites
Dog Weather
Come outside, it’s raining!
Damp tree scents tickle our noses;
delicious, earthy chills.
Raindrops splash in puddles.
Watch them dance; taste the freshness.
Hear the rain trickle through
moss-furred branches overhead.
Feel the wet soaking in.
Then back inside to shake it all off.
dVerse Quadrille: Don’t rain on my parade!
The Daily Post weekly photo challenge: Liquid
