Each Sunday Becca asks that we post pictures of marvellous trees, so for this weeks challenge I have chosen the following.
‘Garden’, Brynna, 2019.
Ken
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May Blossom – Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Spring Scenes
Blossom – Sunday Trees: 426
Each Sunday Becca asks that we post pictures of marvellous trees, so for this weeks challenge I have chosen the following.
‘Blossom’, Brynna, 2015.
Ken
Golden Solstice – One word Sunday Challenge: Sunrise
This week Debbie has challenged us with the following:
Welcome to One Word Sunday, and over to all of you to join the challenge with your own layer post.
A photo from an exceptional Winter Solstice morning some years ago.
‘Golden Solstice’, Brynna common, 2017.
Ken
Cold power. – Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge – Hot or Cold Things
This week Cee challenges us with the topic of Hot or Cold Things
A photo from the beginning of last year, a cold day, but the power from these might be providing heat somewhere!
‘Cold power’, Brynna ridgeway, 2019.
Ken
Warmth in the winter – Friendly Friday Photography Challenge – Sunrise
This Friday we are challenged with:
Let’s share some wonderful sunrises from around the world on Friendly Friday!
Every year we watch the sunrise here at winter solstice, I have shared pictures of this before, but here is a new one.
‘Warmth in the winter’, Brynna Common, 2016.
Ken
Down in the woods – Friendly Friday: Photo walk
This Friday Something to Ponder About and The Snow Melts Somewhere have challenged us with:
It’s Friendly Friday again and the theme for this week is Photo Walk.
What catches your eye?
A walk down in our local woods always means there is a photo opportunity. So here are a few shots to give you a feel for what catches my eye, when there are no stone circles, ancient monuments, vast open landscapes, or cats to be found.
Ken
Sol rises – Tuesday Photo Challenge – Sunrise
Well this week Frank challenges us with the topic ‘Sunrise’:
This week’s theme is another instance of surprised that I haven’t used this theme before! While Morning has been a theme, Sunrise has not been used yet. As I always look for the themes to be accessible to everyone, I figured that the Sun is available to most of us, Earthlings. Of course, it does happen early in the day, so night owls might be disadvantaged, but I’m sure their creative minds can come up with a workaround for rising early!
Well this first shot is taken off the sunrise over Carbis bay, St. Ives, from the bedroom window of Coast B&B were we stay when we visit. I woke up, could not get back to sleep, too much rich food before retiring, so got up and looked out the window, where I was greeted with this magnificent sunrise.
‘Carbis Light’, Carbis bay, St. Ives, 2016.
I mentioned in my Sunday stills post this week that each year we aim to go out and greet the returning sun at winter solstice. So here is another image taken up on the common as we do just that.
‘Pink return’, Brynna Common, 2016.
Ken
Reality and Dreams – Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #36: Around the Neighborhood
This week Tina challenges us with – Neighborhood.
We’re looking forward to seeing what you found interesting this week in your own neighborhood or another that caught your eye and your lens.
So first a recent image of the sunset from our own street.
‘Home wonders’, 2019.
And then secondly it may come as no surprise to those of you that follow my blog that we would live in Cornwall given half the chance. And therefore here is an early evening picture of St. Ives.
‘Maybe in the future.’, St. Ives, 2017.
Ken
Not quite a selfie – Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge – Isolated objects
This week Cee challenges us with the topic ‘Isolated objects’.
So I am going to cheat a bit here because I like the photo, it was taken in 2009 by my wife. I enjoy the isolated feel you get walking in the countryside, and I also enjoy the way the object – myself, has been isolated in this shot. I also enjoy how much younger I look 10 years ago if I am honest :).
‘Not quite a selfie’, Brynna ridgeway, 2009.
Ken
