The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge for the week of December 6, 2017. Find a little irreverence in your world. This mini dinosaur almost got himself run over before we noticed him hanging out in our driveway this morning. He didn’t seem to mind me poking a camera in his face; in fact, he gave me an impudent stare as he waited for me to finish shooting and go back inside the house. The next time I checked on him, he was gone.
The theme of Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge this week is Needs to have at least 5 letters and start with P. Let’s see how creative you can we can be on this challenge. Have fun with this week’s challenge.
I’m never too surprised when I come across turkeys while out hiking. They can be fairly challenging to photograph since they tend to move along whenever I look at them too closely — maybe they’re worried I’m sizing them up for the dinner table. I shot these images in late August 2017 near Lew Howard Park in Folsom.
One of my favorite images of Gabby; I have this photo hanging on my office wall. It was taken at Folsom Lake in August 1998, when she had been with us for three years.
The theme for Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge this week is Needs to have the letter O anywhere in the word. All my images for today’s challenge are from my archives, except for the goose, which was taken on my walk yesterday morning. Let’s see how creative you can we can be on this challenge. Have fun with this week’s challenge.
It could be that after last night’s downpour, these pigeons are hoping to dry out their damp feathers. It might also be that they are waiting for the nice lady down the street to put out a pile of food. But who knows — maybe the birds are just enjoying this morning’s warm sunshine.
If men had wings and bore black feathers, few of them would be clever enough to be crows — Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
The theme for Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge this week is Needs to start with the letter N. Let’s see how creative you can we can be on this challenge. Have fun with this week’s challenge.
Sonoma Coast, December 2004 I spent most of this Christmas holiday trip playing with my Nikon Coolpix 5700 — exploring the depths of color in stones and shells sprinkled with sea water and experimenting with the varied settings while shooting a gorgeous view of the sunset. I still can’t decide which version I like better.