WPC: Growth
The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge for the week of January 3, 2018 Evoke the excitement of entering a new year with a photo that shows growth.
T is for…
The theme for Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge this week is Needs to have two T’s anywhere in the word. Let’s see how creative you can we can be on this challenge. Have fun with this week’s challenge.
WPC: 2017 Favorites
The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge for the week of December 19, 2017 To celebrate the end of the year, share the most meaningful photo you’ve taken in 2017. The photos that are the most special to me this year are shots of local wildlife that I never would have been able to capture without my new Canon’s zoom lens. […]
R is for…
The theme for Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge this week is Needs to start with the letter R and have at least six letters. Let’s see how creative you can we can be on this challenge. Have fun with this week’s challenge.
Memory Monday, Week 55
February-March 1957 Two weeks ago I started the narrative of this road trip with a look at Washington D.C.; but the nation’s capital was actually my parents’ last stop before turning west toward home in California. So this week I’d like to go back to the point where my mom and my sister arrived in Chicago on the train and […]
Abandoned or Alone
My entry for Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge this week. This topic is fairly self-explanatory. Let’s see how creative you can get with this topic.
The Adventure Continues… Snow Goose Festival
Here is an event, held in late January, I’d love to experience for myself some day. I’m lucky to live along the Pacific flyway, a major migration route for all sorts of bird species, and although we do get our fair share of many types of waterfowl at Lake Natoma, it’s nothing compared to the birds to be seen in […]
Q is for…
The theme for Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge this week is Letter Q – Simply needs to have the letter Q. Let’s see how creative you can we can be on this challenge. Have fun with this week’s challenge. Vaquero room at Sutter’s Fort, Sacramento: Examples of quartzite found near Lake Natoma:
Red-headed jackhammer
