Canada

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Comfortable

It appears that young Maggie did not care about comfort

the day she licked up discarded cooking wine.

MGW thought Maggie was ill…until

she smelled Maggie’s breath.  🙂

 

 

Growing 

About ten days after autumn rain

grass seeds begin to pop through

seeking warm sunshine.

 

Tangled

Perhaps the rope is not as tangled

as it could be…

..so I added some rectangles of

which there are plenty.


Crowded 

I was wishing some of the tourists had stayed away

the day we visited Rome’s

Trevi Fountain.

 

Exuberant

It seems a life time ago since I was able

to jump like this without any concern

for the damage it was doing to my knees.

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Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Patti:   Pick-a-Word

Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Leya:   Pick-a-Word

Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Amy:  Pick-a-Word

Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Tina:  Pick-a-Word

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Wood from all over.

Botswana carving.

Grouse Mountain,

Vancouver,

Canada

Horsham Botanic Gardens Statue.

 

 

Buninyong mining statue

 

 

Chessboard knight…or just a clever carving.

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Cee’s Black & White Challeng:  Made-of-Wood

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Whistler Ski Fields

in the

Canadian Rockies.

 

Hopkins Falls,

Warrnambool,

South West Victoria.

Balyang Sanctuary

Geelong.

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SUNDAY STILLS PHOTO:  Yellow

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Too cold for a photography outing this weekend

so I have had a look at some images

which contain people to see what I could find. 

Not sure if I noticed the couple before

or after I took the shot, however…

…from the wide angle comes a nice photo of a couple.

This photo…

…and this one…


…blended to create this image posted in

‘Capture the Moment’

for last week’s

Friendly Friday 

Similarly at Melbourne’s

Saint KIlda Pier…

…the wide angle shot cropped to focus

on the model and photographer. 

Both model and photographer were participating

in this shoot to fulfil requirements

of a course they were taking.

 

Are these two an ‘item‘?

Maybe…in this crop…

…and maybe not, the more space

they have around them.

From this crowded scene comes many stories.

One of which could be: 

‘The shark was this big, dead set!’

This game of badminton and its two spectators

was found….

…right here on Sydney’s

Manly Beach

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Weekly Prompt Photo Challenge:   The-Watcher

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lightly

in relatively small amounts
or in low density; sparingly.

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Some images which fit the moody theme.

The first indication that it was snowing was when

our coach driver alerted us to this sight…

…as we approached the

Columbia Icefield

and the

Athabasca Glacier.

Having never sighted falling snow previously

many of us were not sure if this fall would

be labeled heavy, light or somewhere inbetween.

 

To walk on a freshly, fallen silent shroud of snow

(just had to use that line 🙂 )

was the highlight of the day.

I would say it was falling lightly simply because

it was comfortable out and about.

The only time it was uncomfortable was

when my feet decided to hurry downhill

without telling the rest of me.

I was left behind on my behind.

Certainly a memorable experience.

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