A Photo a Week Challenge: Signs of the Times?
Nancy Merrill
STILL LIFE WITH RIPE PEACHES – Marilyn Armstrong
A Photo a Week Challenge: Still-Life (sort of)
Still-life for me is usually cherries. Why cherries? Because they are round, red, and delicious. But Nancy already did cherries and I cannot do better.
So I went with peaches. Ripe (almost) ready to eat. Not quite ready. Maybe tomorrow.
Peaches
PINK ROSES IN OUR GARDEN – Marilyn Armstrong
A Photo a Week Challenge: Shades of Pink
Just in time! The roses showed up and it just happens that I took a couple of pictures! I didn’t think we were going to have anything but tons of Daylilies.
And we do have tons of Daylilies, but you just can’t kill those barbed wire roses! So … they are back. It’s hard to tell if the darker ones are red or pink. Right now, they are closer to pink than red, but later in the summer, they will probably be darker.
Square pink roses in our garden
A darker shade of pink?
NOSTALGIA IN PHOTOGRAPHY – Marilyn Armstrong
A Photo a Week Challenge: Nostalgia
Nostalgia. I lost most of my early pictures to the “I love you” virus in the late 1990s. It destroyed every single picture I had stored since I started using a digital camera. I didn’t have a backup. The lesson was most painfully learned.
Now, I have backups. More than one. Multiples. So instead of nostalgic pictures, this is as good a selection of old or older pictures I could find. Some go back to the early-1940s. Most are more recent.
WVHC 1963
Garry Armstrong, Clifford Lord and Gene Snyder WVHC
One year old!
2004
2012
1963
2007
1948
1952
Marilyn Baker
1960
Mother
1953 – Three little girls
1995
Abbey ruins near Ashford Castle
:Photo: Garry Armstrong
Garry – College days at WVHC (1963)
Garry and the Iron Cowboy
Garry with his heroes of baseball. Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY
At Broadcasting Hall Of Fame, September 2013
Lots of legs
2012
Really old friend.
A PHOTO A WEEK: CIRCLES & SQUARES – Marilyn Armstrong
A Photo a Week Challenge: Squares and Circles
The railroad man’s watch – A Circle in a Square!
Squares in a square
RAINDROPS KEEP FALLING ON MY HEAD, GARDEN, CAR, BIRDS, SQUIRRELS … Marilyn Armstrong
A Photo a Week Challenge: Raindrops
It has been raining more in the past few months than in any other months in the history of weather records, which is more than 200 years. April was the rainiest month ever recorded. Surprisingly, I don’t have a lot of rain pictures because I got pretty sulky about the rain and refused to go out unless it was a doctor’s appointment or grocery shopping. But I have a lot of pictures of birds and squirrels in the rain.
They don’t seem to mind. Or maybe having no choice in the matter, rain is just there, like the wind and the trees. It’s life in the big woods. Like snow and heat. When outside is home, the weather is life.
This squirrel is actually shaking off the raindrops.
Rain on Election day. Probably should have known it wasn’t going our way.
Rain on the window
Rain on the feeder’s roof
Rain on the Cowbirds
