This post is written in response to THE DAILY POST’S WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE LANDSCAPE.
Click the underlined link to see hundreds of landscapes across the world.
Here are mine

Winchendon MA

Troy NH

Ogunquit ME
This post is written in response to THE DAILY POST’S WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE LANDSCAPE.
Click the underlined link to see hundreds of landscapes across the world.
Here are mine

Winchendon MA

Troy NH

Ogunquit ME
Today Cee has asked us to show BLACK & WHITE CANDID PHOTOS..
These are those unrehearsed moments in life we capture in time. You can find lots of candids by clicking the underlined link above. Mine are below the B&W icon


What’chu Lookin’ At?

Get Over Here, Now!

An Artist At work

Where Have All the Flowers Gone?
This post is in response to Norm’s Thursday Door Challenge. I know I am posting it on Friday…April Fools!
This house is just down from Perkin’s Cove in Ogunquit ME.


You c an find more doors HERE
Last week Cee asked us to take some new photos for her B& W Challenge. So I took a walk around the neighborhood on a really foggy day. I have photographed these buildings before, but I thought the fog added a new touch.


Check out Cee’s other contributors by clicking the underlined link at the top of the post.
I am still keeping pace with the pack as I post my blog on the topic of SCARLET.
You can click on the link above to see all the scarlet posts.
The word scarlet always reminds me of that verse from the Book of Isaiah
Come now, and let us reason together, saith the LORD: though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they be red like crimson, they shall be as wool. Isa 1:18 KJV
This is the shade

And here are my attempts at matching it.




This week at CEE’ FUN FOTO CHALLENGE WE ARE BEING ASKED TO GIVE UP OUR ALLEYS DIRT ROADS AND PARKING LOT PICS.
You can see them all by clicking the underlined link above.
My own photos are below the fun barrels of hay!


It has been a while since I have participated in the Travel Challenge hosted by Ailsa.
This week Ailsa has asked us to display photos from our travels that awaken the senses.
I can still hear this old man playing Joplin in Keene NH. The sound was floating through the Old colony Mill Mall and I was drawn to it like a moth to the flame.
The cold breath of winter’s wind still chills me as I remember a snowy walk in downtown Winchendon and I can feel the warmth of the rising sun over the surf in Oguncquit Maine.

The sweet scent of wisteria surrounds me as I think back to my walk through Longwood Gardens last June.

And of course no sensory post would be complete without the bitter sweet taste of a cup o’ Joe. This one is from Fruitlands in Acton Ma
For once I am keeping up with a challenge. Here just in time before the next color comes out today is the color SALMON. You can click the underlined link to see lots of salmon photos from Jennifer’s contributors.
Here is the shade we are shooting for and my attempts at it.




This post is in response to THE DAILY POST’S WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE HALF-LIGHT
Click the link above to see a slew of half-lit posts!
Here is my rendition of half-light

“At sunrise everything is luminous but not clear.”
― Norman Maclean, A River Runs Through It and Other Storie


“The moon was up, painting the world silver, making things look just a little more alive.”
― N.D. Wilson, Leepike Ridge
Today is catch up day at Lillie-Put for Jen’s Color Challenge. This post brings me up to date! In it I am capturing the color ROYAL PURPLE.

You can click the underlined link to see all of Jen’s contributors in one location.