This week I take you back to Fruitland’s Museum for another of my other oddball photos
Suit of Armor, Fruitlands Museum
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Cee’s Oddball Photo Challenge 11-15-15
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Cee’s B&W Challenge: Life’s Little Patterns
This week Cee has challenged us to bring out THE PATTERNS in life. My three patterned black & white photos are below. But you can find a whole lot more by going to Cee’s site. Just click the underlined link above.
Art is the imposing of a pattern on experience, and our aesthetic enjoyment is recognition of the pattern.
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O.W.P.C: Pick Your Own
This week Jennifer from O.W.P.C. has invited us to pick our own type of weather to show in our One Word Photo. I have chosen to show “Mixed”. I love how the storm coming across the water seems to be chasing the sun away.
Check out other weather photos by clicking the link above.
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Festival of Leaves Week #10
There aren’t many leaves left on the trees but a few resilient crab apples cling to their branches. The cardinals love these.
Check out leaves around the world at FESTIVAL OF LEAVES WEEK #10
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Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Anything Painted
It’s Fun Foto time again. This week it is all about things painted. My mind immediately went to C.cada when I saw this challenge and all the painting we do as an artist’s collaborative.
Our mission statement for C.cada is…
C.cada (Cornerstone Christian artist’s day apart) was begun in an effort to give artists from every genre an opportunity to come together to discover, develop, and deploy their talents in ways that will better the church and the community.
To that end writers write, singers sing, musicians play and painters paint.
Wendy Brouillet and her award winning painting of Cornerstone Church.
Ken Knowlton paints a mural at our local hospital
Melanie Painting the End of Time
Jill Poland, Sandy Freeman and Debby Maciorowski splatter painting for Jesus.
To see how others depicted anything painted check out the underlined link at the front of the post!
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Cee’s Oddball Photo Challenge: Week # 45
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.
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Weekly Travel Theme: Luminosity
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.
“Look at how a single candle can both defy and define the darkness.” ― Anne Frank
At sunrise everything is luminous but not clear. It is those we live with and love and should know who elude us. You can love completely without complete understanding. Norman Maclean
Strange to say, the luminous world is the invisible world; the luminous world is that which we do not see. Our eyes of flesh see only night. Victor Hugo
The sun glowing
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Ornate
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.
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A Season Of Rest
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.
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Sleeping Beauty
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.
