SERENDIPITY PHOTO STORY PROMPT
WEDNESDAY – 2015 #7
Welcome, again, to Frisbee Wednesday. Today we celebrate … Hump Day, or Middle-Of-The-Week. On this day absolutely ordinary day, we write something about a picture. Or think about it doing it. My picture, your picture, someone else’s picture.
This week’s picture is …
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Every Wednesday or until I throw in the towel, I’ll publish a picture and write something about it. If you find my subject and/or my photograph interesting, by all means, extrapolate. Any length is acceptable from a couple of sentences, to a chapter from your upcoming novel.
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WHAT ARE a “STORY” AND “PICTURES”?
Story. Words. Poetry, prose, fact, or fiction. A couple of lines, a fanciful tale.
Pictures. Video if that’s your thing. Scanned pictures from your scrap-book. Weird pictures from the internet. Cartoons. Pictures of your family vacation and how the bear stole your food. Any picture plus text. Short or long, truth, fantasy, or fiction. Prose or poetry.
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My effort for this week follows.
HANDS
Everyone talks about how expressive eyes are — windows to the soul, they say.
Hands are more telling. Just look at the callouses. You can see what work each person has done — or not done — during his or her life.
Hands can be nervous, all motion, darting about like birds. Some of us talk with our hands. Sing with them, pray with them, build with them. Eyes see and reflect, but hands work and play. And make love.
Hands can be folded when a body is at peace. I look for competent hands, hard hands, take charge hands. Knowing hands.
Our destiny is written on our palms, they say. The paths we’ve walked are also there. Join hands to feel a life.
Categories: #Photography
Here is my entry.http://soulnspiritblog.com/2015/06/01/truth-of-auspicious-hands-serendipity-photo-prompt/
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Thank you for your lovely response. Beautiful to look at, heart-warming for the spirit.
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I can’t miss this. Came back today from Delhi and already start missing my family. Managed to do daily prompt in the late evening and this one will be done tomorrow. I have pictures too. Good night.
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Good night, my friend. Sleep well.
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Love this topic Marilyn- here’s mine https://dailymusing57.wordpress.com/2015/05/27/serendipity-photo-prompt-hands/
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And a wonderful response it is!!
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I will never look at hands the same way again. Great post.
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Thanks. You can tell so much from hands 🙂
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From Bob Mielke —
https://pacificnorthwesttravelerdotcom.wordpress.com/2015/05/27/serendipity-photo-story-prompt-2015-7/
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Bicicles and the Zen of Photography – Garry Armstrong
https://teepee12.com/2015/05/27/bicycles-and-the-zen-of-photography-garry-armstrong/
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Ha! I think I have just the photo! Hopefully, I can do the prompt sometime today.
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I’ll look forward to it. Hands are so underappreciated 🙂
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You have a good long life line there, Marilyn.
Leslie
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Yes. Long and a bit odd. Palmistry has never quite worked for me. I know people who are really good at it. I just play around with the edges 🙂
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Palmistry is about character, and as character is destiny it can be accurate. I began as a palmistry and did it professionally for years. Your Palm is interesting as it comes to a conjunction at the base. It be speaks focus, as well as a coming together of fate, life energy, and health.
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Thanks Tasha. I’ve never found this particular configuration in any of the books I’ve seen on the subject. I thought it just a bit strange.
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Edges are good.
Leslie
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Sometimes edges are better than the deep end, especially if one can’t swim well.
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Hands, yes, why do we so overlook them? Though I have to say, at present my nails are full of allotment dirt that scrubbing does not seem to remove.
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I have, after many years. concluded that elegant hands and gardening don’t go together. Even using gloves, because I can’t use glove all the time. They get in my way. The dirt just embeds in ones fingernails. I like hands that look useful 😉
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lovely hands! thanks for the photo prompt.
https://ladyleemanila.wordpress.com/2015/05/27/hands-and-fingers-serendipity-photo-prompt-2015-7/
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Thank you so much for your lovely poem. Great response to the prompt!!
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