Hello Joining in with Sunday Trees #379 The second photo of trees reminded me of Mountain Pose (TADASANA) because sometimes when we set up in mountain pose we imagine our feet have roots as we settle in and distribute the weight. Also, notice the first photo – with tree reflections – doe snot show the … More Sunday Trees (and Mountain Pose)
Hello Readers, it is time to join in with the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge. This week Ann-Christine has invited folks to share a post about “unexpected” – and because it is Sunday – I am combining my Sunday Trees post with this theme. __ #1: Pair of Trees with tasty Creamsicle in the sky…. That unexpected orange in … More Sunday Trees (January Edition) & Lens-Artist #30
Last year in November (here) I did a Sunday Trees post with a few old literary comics. I decided to have another take on this combination. First, my November trees: Now the literary comics: Do you have a comic you like from this post? My two favs are the headstone and the … More Sunday Trees & Chekhov Quotes (and old literary comics PART 2)
Happy Sunday Readers. Joining in with Becca for Sunday Trees (here) and Dawn for festival of leaves (here). Thanks for viewing and to all the Veterans and active military – thank you for your service. All photos are from Virginia, USA: November 2018 . . . . . .
Today’s Sunday Trees’ post started off with a few trees. First, a nice autumn silhouette: Then a tree from Virginia Beach: Then this from somewhere in rural Northwest Virginia. Now my rabbit trail begins: Yesterday, Dawn, who happens to live in Northwest Virginia, corrected me on the location (Woodbine Farms here) for the pumpkin … More Sunday Trees
I was thinking of the Sunday Trees Challenge while at the pool the other day. I looked up and saw vibrant color. The lens-artists challenge this week has the theme of “color” and so this post is connecting to both challenges. A few of the trees were whispering that summer was winding down. A bit … More Lens-Artist & Sunday Trees (Umbrella Red, Yellow, Blue)
Hello readers – this post is to join in Travel with Intent’s Sunday Photo challenge. The word this week is routine. This bar of soap came to mind. I took the photo because of the label: Soap for everyday. ALL DAY ERRYDAY. Smells like a 30-year-old cell phone store manager trying to sound gangsta. … More Routine (One Word Sunday)
Linked to Sunday Trees #353 Also, the place where I took the above tree photos, T & A’s house, here is a little gift I gave them (below on the right) – a candle-holder bottle (made by a local artist) and it was in the style of Piet Mondrian’s early work. Many of us know … More Sunday Trees – Looking Up & Mondrian Tree Art
Joining in with One-Word Sunday (here), which is GIANT this week, I have a giant bike wheel. Giant bike tower (or would this qualify as a “bike tree” for Sunday Trees?) Well this next one would surely count for a Sunday Trees photo (linking to Becca’s Trees #347 here). Ok – time to cycle away… … More One-Word Sunday – Giant (Bike theme)
Joining in with Sunday Trees #331 (here): This next photo is to link with Travel with Intent’s One word Sunday here , which this week is the word DEVASTATION. A UPS truck being towed… devastating! ha! I am kidding, but for some folks this could be devastation (need their stuff). Another reason I chose this image for … More Sunday Trees and Travel with Intent’s Devastating
Hello readers, here is the prompt for this week’s Sunday Photo Fiction. Go here if you want to join in or read some more takes on this photo prompt. I came back to start off with a note that my fiction here refers to a prison called Bastoy, which is supposed to be the world’s nicest … More Seven Years in Bastoy Prison (Sunday Photo Fiction)
A couple of months ago I had the pleasure of creating a “Sunday Trees” post to use up leftover photos (here). I have some tree photos accumulating and it is time to do a similar post. Please join me…. Last time, I closed with two comics and sometimes I like to … More Trees – “Sometimes” ( Transforming Beauty 2)
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