Weekly Photo Challenge: Dreamy

My contribution to the weekly photo challenge. Life is but a dream...

Producing Pairs – Weekly Photo Challenge: Dialogue

I simply could not resist participating in The Daily Post's Weekly Photo Challenge after seeing this amazing post by Love in the Spaces! Please go check it out.So to start off, a pair of the same sculpture in different seasons (both taken with a meh cell phone camera):         Some white flowers: daisies on the Easter …

Weekly Photo Challenge: Relic

What is a relic? It seems some things are treated as relics when they should not be - community, the arts and humanities, education - and others should be relics but are tolerated and even clung to - race and gender alienation, homelessness, gun violence, rampant mass consumerism... Considering the photo challenge of ‘relic’ gave …

Ornately in Wood – Weekly Photo Challenge: Relic

Elegance, detail, and genuine ornateness of design for furniture had greatly declined in favor of sharper, more geometric modern styles.  In my personal opinion, this is a loss of artistry.  While I can appreciate the colors and clean lines of more modern furniture designs, the pieces that catch my eye are the kind that have …

Weekly Photo Challenge: Letters

Some letters for the weekly photo challenge.

Weekly Photo Challenge: Reflections

Some of my reflections for the weekly photo challenge.

Weekly Photo Challenge: Grand

Some of my impressions of ‘Grand’ for the weekly photo challenge…

Weekly Photo Challenge: Let There Be Light!

Here is a miscellany of light for the last day of the weekly photo challenge.

Weekly Photo Challenge: Let There Be Light! – Light, Silhouette, Shadow

Light, Silhouette, Shadow... For today’s entry to the weekly photo challenge, I thought I’d explore some things that can’t be without light, in varying degrees of sepia.

Weekly Photo Challenge: Let There Be Light!

I guess as long as I started the weekly photo challenge with a city theme, I might as well get it out of my system... I enjoy working with long exposures. I love how the movement of people, water, and clouds is synthesized into suggestion - not quite surreal, but not quite real either, just …