Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge this week is Feathers! This series is all about part of people or animals characters and interesting parts to photograph. However, this week’s topic is Feathers. Okay this is more for birds than people, although humans in costumes do count).
The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge for the week of August 19, 2016. For this week’s challenge, show us something that stands out from the everyday. According to some sources, the Western Bluebird is a fairly common bird in Northern California — but this is the very first one I’ve seen around here in 55 years! Western Bluebird, male
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge this week is Hands. Hands are so distinctive from one person to another. They can show a lot of character. You can build stories of how a person lives by simply taking photos of their hands. So I wan to see those hands at rest, at play and at work. Four legged animals of course have […]
Visiting small churches in isolated villages and various neighborhoods, or colonias, in the larger towns and cities was a big part of our summer trips to Mexico. There were always lots of curious children… The people we met were always incredibly kind and eager to share whatever they had with us — even when they had very little, compared to what […]
The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge for the week of August 12, 2016. I love a serious or metaphorical theme as much as the next photographer… but this week, let’s just have some fun. It was the sort of fun that makes most parents cringe, and definitely NOT recommended! But I’m pretty sure these boys thought they were having a […]
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge this week is Legs and Feet. Legs and feet (shoes) can be quite interesting and fun to photograph. Have you ever gone any where like a beach or a mall and just people watched. Try it and just take photos of peoples legs and feet. Totally anonymous and you can have a lot of fun. Animals […]
The more I look through my dad’s slide collection, the more I wish he had kept notes! I know that he shared these slides often, and he had his reasons for arranging them in their present order (which is definitely not chronological), but his presentation notes were all in his head, so now I can only guess. There were always […]