Hey check out Cee’s Odd Photos this week by clicking on the link.
I have a really odd one to offer
This statue can be found at the Fruitlands Museum in Acton MA. It is called “Prayer of Rana”, which means “prayer of the king”. I don’t know what this says about prayer or about kings but it is definitely odd.
Ailsa has asked us to be LUMINOUS in our displays this week.
My shining examples are below but you can check out other brighter pictorial essays by clicking the underlined link.
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Ornate.”
Here are some things I consider ornate.
All of these photos were part of the exhibit at the Boston Art Museum.
It’s the sound of water
Lapping at the dock
As my daughter dangles
Her feet in the midnight blue
Of a summer lake.
Walden Pond
It’s a walk around the block
With my little dogs
And a grey rock
Steeple reaching for the blue heavens
On an autumn day.
Kylemore Abbey
As the moon sings
Her cyclic songs
Over all the world
I forget if only for now
That the world is loud.
It’s the swish of shovels.
Snow piled high,
Plows hold the world hostage.
And I am in
A season of rest.
This week Nancy from A PHOTO A WEEK CHALLENGE has asked us to display our version of Sleeping Beauty.
I have the perfect shot!
After the kiss my daughter got she was thoroughly awake. Check out other Sleeping Beauties by clicking the underlined link above.
This week I am taking some time to tag along with Ailsa across the world to FRAME THE WORLD in my camera lens. To see how others have framed the world click the underlined link and rocket over to “Where’s My Backpack?”
Here are my frames:
These folks are framed in flowers at Longwood Gardens
This wisteria makes an elegant frame on a rainy day.
A steeple tower framed in the ruins of the Rock of Cashel
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Treat.”
Well Trick or Treat has come and gone. While I don’t celebrate Halloween I do have to say it’s never the wrong time for a treat!
A whole table of seasonal treats!
I am looking forward to the treat of Thanksgiving. It’s not just the food but the family and the quiet that settles on us after a good dinner.
Until then I imagine I will treat myself daily to my favorite treat of all…good coffee.
This week I am joining in on Jennifer’s One Word Photo Challenge. Check out her blog when you are done here to see other bloggers who met her challenge.
This week our challenge word is SUMMER
Boston Harbor, Massachusetts
Walden Pond
Nothing says summer like snocones
This week Cee has asked us to show her our photographs of small things in Black and White. You can find lots of little things by clicking the underlined link to Cee’s site.
Here are my little things.
Black locust is a small flower with a very big scent.
Little girls watching the grass grow.
Nasturtiums, a little flower with big flavor.
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