Category Archives: photo challenge

A face in the crowd

I try to keep up with various photo challenges and projects to keep the creative juices flowing.  I fall behind and lose track, but thankfully I follow enough other photobloggersContinue reading “A face in the crowd”

Which way?

For today’s #photoaday #365project I’m tagging onto Cee’s which way challenge.

variations on a theme

I’ve spent a better part of this rainy day playing with photo apps and photos. When going through photos, and not just today, I am reminded that I am drawnContinue reading “variations on a theme”

structure in snow

Fingers crossed today is the last of the really-really bad weather for us.  It should get above freezing tomorrow and as long as the sun is out, the ice willContinue reading “structure in snow”

Weathered

This week’s WP weekly photo challenge is weathered. Memphis got a snow day so I didn’t get out. I enjoyed most of the day curled up with Ginger Kitty. CoeContinue reading “Weathered”

Growth is good

This weeks photo challenge is to document growth. Personal growth, new plant growth, overgrowth… How to show growth when we are in an arctic freeze?!. Spring most often brings newContinue reading “Growth is good”

I heart winter

I really do love winter, but I am over- so over– this bitter freeze.  This afternoon it got up to 40 and you’d think it were spring.  People were wearingContinue reading “I heart winter”

Early-early morning

I’m not very good at being a sweet caregiver. Thus, I posted a picture of my mother with a bag of frozen peas on her nose. Coe is aging andContinue reading “Early-early morning”

Life in black-and-white

There’s a challenge going on all over the Internet, people challenge each other to take a black-and-white photo representing life for seven days. No people and no explanation. My friendContinue reading “Life in black-and-white”

finding life’s texture…

I haven’t been writing much lately… Well, I have been writing, but nothing has made it to far as hitting submit. Most things I’ve written lately haven’t even gotten farContinue reading “finding life’s texture…”