Cee’s Which Way Challenge for this week, an entry from LA, Los Angeles Light trails. The city on the horizon, and the busy road below us. The hustle and bustle….the Los Angeles Light trails ….and the calming warm evening sky. Los Angeles Light trails. Which Way..? I wonder where everyone is heading! This was taken back … Read more Cee’s Which Way Challenge – Los Angeles Light trails
This weeks Photo Challenge is as follows, WPC A Good Match: This week, share a photo of a satisfying pairing from your own life. You should by no means limit yourself to edible stuff — You can mix and match places, people, objects, and activities that represent your idea of a harmonious, pleasing combination. This photo was taken … Read more WPC A Good Match – A Resting Butterfly
Thought I would give this weeks challenge another go, with WPC: Against the Odds – Snapping A Monkey A reminder of this challenge: This week, share a photo that says “against the odds.” Maybe it’s a photo of an unlikely occurrence. Maybe it’s the photo itself that goes against the odds — a shot you never … Read more WPC: Against the Odds – Snapping A Monkey
WPC: Against the Odds – One World Observatory For this week’s Photo Challenge here is my effort WPC: Against the Odds – One World Observatory. The brief: This week, share a photo that says “against the odds.” Maybe it’s a photo of an unlikely occurrence. Maybe it’s the photo itself that goes against the odds — … Read more WPC: Against the Odds – One World Observatory
A couple of entries this week for Cee’s Which Way Challenge Both of these were taken while on holiday last November. We had a great trip to Florida and New York, and you can read more about this here. Before you do, don’t leave without telling me what you think about the photos below. The first … Read more Cee’s Which Way Challenge – 8th Feb 2017
Another Photo Challenge, this time, a photo that describes Solitude. A bit late for this one, but couldn’t resist posting anyway! A Snap of our little boy. The fog, the tall trees, and the little boy. He looks so tiny and alone in this photo. A perfect example of Solitude.