This week Cee has challenged us to show the back of things to our readers.
Click on the underlined link to see the back’s of lots of things. It’s a whole new way of looking at the world!
Here are mine.
Carried on the backs of angels
At the back of the church
back to back
This week Nadia has asked us to display WOOD IN A PHOTO.
I started out several years ago photographing branches. Wood fiber has always fascinated me. My photo is below but other photos can be found by clicking the underlined words above.
This week Cee has asked us to have Fun Depicting the sense of smell with our photographs. You can see how others achieved smell in picture by clicking on the underlined link.
Here are my smelly photos:
The gentle scent of the French Rose.
This is what the smell of Sandalwood Incense looks like.
The smell of wet dog in a tub.
The scent of pine in the air on a late winter’s day.
The world is filled with fruit this time of year. Ailsa has asked us to show some of our local or travel FRUIT in a new post. Click the link to see where other people went with this post. My pictures of fruit are below.
A taste of fall
This picture was taken at the Red Apple Farm in Phillipston MA. We are now into the season of harvest festivals here in New England. It is glorious.
The pumpkins were photographed on the Mohawk Trail in MA
But not all fruit is edible. Jesus said in John 15, “Yes, I am the vine; you are the branches. Those who remain in me, and I in them, will produce much fruit. For apart from me you can do nothing. 6Anyone who does not remain in me is thrown away like a useless branch and withers. Such branches are gathered into a pile to be burned. 7But if you remain in me and my words remain in you, you may ask for anything you want, and it will be granted! 8When you produce much fruit, you are my true disciples. This brings great glory to my Father.
Here is some of the fruit that is most precious to me…
Folks in our church orchestra
Folks at Special Touch Camp
Folks from the church I am privileged to minister at
My son, a teacher in South Korea
My daughters, both children’s ministers
In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Change.”
Everything grows, at least a little.
Cee has challenged us to show our photos taken from an UNUSUAL PERSPECTIVE. Check out other odd angles by clicking the underlined link. Here are my odd angles or strange perspectives.
In the chess board
The underside of the clock at the Nieuwe Kerk in Delft
Siamese Spinning Wheels
I haven’t been able to participate in the Oddball Challenge very much this year. I am however learning to modify my schedule a little. So here is my stab at WEEK 38. I urge you to go and discover other oddballs by clicking on the underlined link.
Here are my oddballs for the week
Happy Birch Tree
mannequins Enjoying a Fountain
Duck Enjoying a Swim In the Pool.
Well here we are on week three of the festival. Check it out by going to the clickable underlined link.
I captured this at a recent pumpkin fest. I love burning bush and the one at the back is just starting to turn.
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Grid.”
Check out other grids by clicking the link above. My grids are below.
A wall at trinity College Dublin
Walking on the grid in Derry
the Gossamer Grid Above Amsterdam
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Grid.”
Check out other grids by clicking the link above. My grids are below.
I am finally getting back to blogging on a regular schedule and while I am still a little behind at least I am arranging to blog daily again. That has been a challenge for months and now I think I have figured out how to make it happen. 🙂
Anyway this week’s travel theme is ANGLES. Hop on over to Ailsa’s place when you’re done here and check out some of the other angles bloggers have taken from around the world.
Here are mine:
The Mohawk Trail Massachusetts
Inside Gould’s Maple House, Mohawk Trail
Oars to the water! Womerveer
Zaanse Schans
