Category Archives: Photo Challenge
A Photo a Week Challenge: Light and Dark
The theme of this week’s photo challenge from Nancy Merrill Photography is LIGHT AND DARK. ‘Clarence’ is one of my favorite bearded iris, and I think it captures this week’s theme dramatically. Why don’t you step over to https://nadiamerrillphotography.wordpress.com/2020/06/04/a-photo-a-week-challenge-light-and-dark/ to … Continue reading
A Photo a Week Challenge: FOOTWEAR
The subject of this week’s photo challenge from Nancy Merrill Photography is FOOTWEAR. I rummaged around wondering what I might find suggesting “footwear.” I chanced upon a closet that did indeed contain an eclectic collection of footwear, and I am … Continue reading
A Photo a Week Challenge: Opening
The subject of this week’s photo challenge by Nancy Merrill Photography is OPENING. How nice that word sounds after two and a half months of being apartment-bound because of the novel corona virus restrictions. Our community is opening, I hope … Continue reading
A Photo a Week Challenge: Coronavirus Changes
Nancy Merrill has challenged us to share images that reflect changes in our lives because of the coronavirus pandemic. I’ve been apartment bound for over two months, with only an occasional stroll around the buildings for a break. My eating … Continue reading
A Photo a Week Challenge: Fleeting
The flush of excitement that came when my granddaughter found her first Easter Egg…a once in a lifetime moment that was all too fleeting. We can only remember such moments as precious. Now Kate is a college graduate. Where has … Continue reading
A Photo a Week Challenge: Summer Vacation 2020
This week’s Nadia Merrill photo challenge subject is “Summer Vacation 2020.” I’m not sure if we will able to make it to the beach again this summer, but we are hopeful. In keeping with Nadia’s direction, I am thinking about … Continue reading
Things I See Around Town: A Field of Buttercups
We are staying close to quarters here in our retirement community, but I do try to take a walk around the grounds each day, properly distancing, of course. A little exercise surely helps get through another day of stay-at-home. In … Continue reading
