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Weekly Photo Challenge: Saturated – EXCEPTIONALLY BLUE
Water has no color, but the sky was very blue and the water silky and reflective. It’s the blue of the sky as captured by the river. Related articles Weekly Photo Challenge: Saturated (dailypost.wordpress.com) Weekly Photo Challenge: Saturated (windagainstcurrent.com) Weekly… Read More ›
Weekly Photo Challenge: Saturated – AUTUMN ALONG THE CANAL
Only the maple trees turn this bright and bold. Other trees are satisfied with yellow or even bronze, but the maples burst into scarlet, orange, sometimes both so they seem electrified. You can spot maples from far away, glowing on… Read More ›
WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE: SATURATED – WET LEAVES ON GLASS
I have so many photographs that are saturated with color. Many of us live for autumn and those brightest colors. Pumpkins, leaves, trees. Skies of darkest blue, cobalt water. These are wet autumn leaves on a glass patio table. It’s… Read More ›
Weekly Photo Challenge: Saturated – Green Waters
River water is not blue, unless it’s reflecting the sky. In shade, it is deep green, sometimes almost brown. Dark and rich, green with life, flowers, plants, fish. Related articles Weekly Photo Challenge: Saturated (dailypost.wordpress.com) Weekly Photo Challenge: Saturated (windagainstcurrent.com)… Read More ›
Weekly Photo Challenge: From Lines to Patterns – White Mountain Bridge
Just outside of Lincoln, New Hampshire, high in the White Mountains, a footbridge leads you into the woods onto a hiking trail. If you follow the trail, you will eventually find yourself at the top of one of the highest… Read More ›
Nearing Autumn
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Inside An Old Mill
We went down to Walpole today. Garry was doing a television show with his friend, Tom Ellis, a “wrap up” to his Hall of Fame induction. I’d been to Walpole Community Television before. Several times and once, when I was… Read More ›
Dam at Whitins Pond
I literally paid in blood for these pictures. I think they are worth it, though I’m pretty sore and have a feeling I’m going to be very uncomfortable tomorrow. Funny to discover this dam after passing so near for more… Read More ›
Summer’s Ending
This afternoon, I saw the first sign of leaf change. The alders are showing bright yellow. They are always the first — the heralds. The maples down by the river will be next. For some reason, trees along the water… Read More ›
Weekly Photo Challenge: Inside The Dana-Farber
There is no place quite as “inside” as inside a cancer hospital. Quiet, orderly, pastel. Everyone is subdued. Everyone waits. No one talks much. We’re all just waiting. If you are in the hospital, you or a loved one has… Read More ›
Weekly Photo Challenge: Inside The Yarn Shoppe
I peeked inside the old shop. Outside, looking in. Old Williamsburg. The Yarn Shoppe. It’s right there, on Main Street. I didn’t go in. Looking through the partly open door at the back of the shop was perfect. I didn’t… Read More ›
Weekly Photo Challenge: Inside – Beauty Shines Through
For this photo challenge, inside, I have a portrait. I took the picture just yesterday, so it’s as new as anything I’ve ever offered. I’ve been taking pictures of Cherrie for more than 35 years and though I’ve done good… Read More ›
FORTHEPROMPTLESS: HONNE – A good friend is forever.
Cherrie and I have been friends since our children were toddlers. Now we’re senior citizens with adult grandchildren. Our husbands are pals too. I am there for her, she for me. Cherrie dreamed about me when she was a child and… Read More ›
