Manly
Cee’s-FFChallenge-Bare-Feet-Boots
Word-of-Day-Challenge-Revealing
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revealing
While considered fairly modest swimwear
in the 21st Century…
Word of the Day Challenge:…Revealing
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One-Word-Sunday-Feeling
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feeling
an emotional state or reaction.
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Feeling happy…
Feeling cooler……………………and worried
Under cover and still feeling wet…
…at Pompeii,
Italy.
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One Word Sunday Challenge:...Feeling
Pic-and-Word-Challenge_Wk255-Warmth
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warmth
In early December 2015 I took up the offer
of a day trip to Sydney with the Camera Club.
Although the sun was out I didn’t think it hot.
However, this photo shows part of
the Manly Beach crowd on that weekday.
Sydneysiders obviously disagreed with me
and thought it warm enough to warrant
a splash in the sea.
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Pic-and-Word-Challenge_Wk255-Warmth
Cee’s-FF-Challenge-Summer-Scenes
Lens-Artist-PC-Curves
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Curves from all over…
Curved seating at Manly, a Sydney suburb.
A curve in the track allowed us to capture images
of the front…
and rear of the Rocky Mountaineer
during our journey back to Vancouver.
Geelong’s Eastern Beach.
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Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Patti: Curves
Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Leya: Curves
Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Amy: Curves
Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Tina: Curves
Wits-End-PC-Windows-in-Windows
Decided to stick to Church windows
this week.
Saint Matthew’s Church,
Manly, Sydney.
Saint John the Baptist Church,
Arras, France.
Wesley Church in Fremantle…
Western Australia.
Finally, it maybe a stretch to call this a windows,
however, it can be found in
Cathédrale Notre-Dame-Immaculée
(Cathedral of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception),
also known as Saint Nicholas Cathedral and also
contains the tombs of
Princess Grace and Prince Rainier
of Monaco.
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Wits End Weekly Photo Challenge: Windows-in-Windows
Weekly Photo Challenge-Story
Weekly Photo Challenge-Rounded
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My contribution for this week’s challenge…
Rounded
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Random images this week.
Some of the curves and swirls in Geelong.
Both the path and trees have bends in them.
In my youth a shirt hanging out
was a fashion faux pas.
Today’s youth, particularly have other ideas.
A design decoration found in Melbourne.
Not exactly sure what this if used for but it seemed
to fit Manly’s general design trends.
Perhaps it is used as a back rest?
Finally, a curve and swirled fence.
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