Geelong

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Sunday-Stills22-0918-Close-Up-Macro

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macro or close up

*a macro lens.
 
*a tightly cropped shot that shows a subject (or object)
up close and with significantly more detail
than the human eye usually perceives.
With close-up photography, you reduce the field of view,
increasing the size of the subject, and creating
a tight frame around your selected shot
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Word-of-Day-Challenge-Covetous

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having or showing a great desire to possess something
belonging to someone else.
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When I read today’s theme I immediately

thought of this image.

Two young pups desperate to wrap

their teeth around Maggie’s bone.

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Cee-BW-Challenge22-My-Pick

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Cee’s

Black and White Challenge.

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Point Lonsdale Lighthouse

My favourite BW image.

Point Lonsdale Pier.

 

Colour or BW My favourite flower image.

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Cees-BW-Photo-Challenge:…Your-Pick

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Black-&-White-Banner

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WeeklyPrompts-PC-Review-2

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review

a critical appraisal of a book, play, film, etc.
published in a newspaper or magazine.

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Nightingale

by

Fiona McIntosh

 

Fiona McIntosh’s Nightingale was my sixth of this author’s offerings. However, it was not my favourite.   Good, but not ‘up there’.  

While stationed off the shores of Gallipoli during World War I, Nurse Claire Nightingale meets and falls madly in love with Australian Light Horseman Jamie Wren. 

Jamie is patched up and sent back to the front where he is again wounded.  Upon reaching the hospital Jamie is told that Claire’s Hospital Ship sailed for the Western Front theatre of War shortly after he was declared fit for service and returned to the front some weeks earlier.

Still searching for each other in peacetime Claire receives notification of Jamie’s death, from his father.   Her world is shattered.  She has one last hope; a promised meeting for afternoon tea in London.

I enjoyed Nightingale, however, I felt it was a three-and-a-half-star book, but not a four-star read.   Therefore, instead of bumping my three-and-a-half stars to four, I felt relegating it to three stars was the better choice.

Overall an enjoyable love story set against the backdrop of World War 1.

I thoroughly enjoyed

Nightingale

and rate it a three-star story.rating.

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At the time of writing my review

other Goodreads readers have rated

Nightingale

an average of 4.00 stars

from 1,086 ratings

 and 123 reviews.

Nightingale

can be purchased online at

Booktopia, Fishpond and Amazon.

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Weekly Prompt Photo Challenge:…Review-2

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