For this week’s challenge, share a photo of something pure — it can be a person, an object, or a moment… —WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge The early morning light streaming into this tulip reminded me of incandescent light filtering through a lampshade. I used the Tejas lens/Robusta film/Jolly Rainbo 2X flash combination in the Hipstamatic app to take…
Equations. Clock faces. Cash registers. Numbers are everywhere: this week, share a photo that puts them front and center. —WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge As an electrician, the numbers on a voltmeter are a matter of life and death.
O ver at the Sometimes Stellar Storyteller blog, Nicola has challenged us to write a story in six words on the subject of Luck. Here is my entry: You say luck. I say cheater!
“…share your vision of our glorious Mother Earth.” —WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge A combination of mild temperatures and winter rains produced an abundant crop of roses in our backyard this year. Thank you, Mother Earth.
O ver at the Sometimes Stellar Storyteller blog, Nicola has challenged us to write a story in six words on the subject of paranoia. Here is my entry: Is it true love or infatuation?
O ver at the Sometimes Stellar Storyteller blog, Nicola has challenged us to write a story in six words prompted by the word, revealing. Here is my entry: Is the rumor true? You decide.
“My brother died in his sleep. He was 52 years-old.” Her eyes were moist, her cheeks dry. “I was at my sister’s house for her birthday. When we got the phone call I knew immediately that we were supposed to be together—as a family—to get through this.”
“Point your camera at something familiar and turn it into something else.” —WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge I used the John S/Rasputin combination in the Hipstamatic app to take this photo.
This week Cee has challenged us to post a photo of something that makes us happy. Our backyard has become a festival of fragrance, light and color since our roses have started to bloom. I have been capturing the early morning light for the past few days and it lifts my spirits and makes me…
O ver at the Sometimes Stellar Storyteller blog, Nicola has challenged us to write a story in six words prompted by Despicable. Here is my entry: I hear “sorry”. I see remorseless.
