I cannot imagine this guy’s story. He flew up to ogle our tortilla chips when we were sitting facing out over the bluffs of San Carlos Bay, Sonora, Mexico. This toothpick or porcupine quill-shaped object was poking straight up out of his skull and must have been embedded there.
http://ceenphotography.com/2015/04/26/cees-odd-ball-photo-challenge-2015-week-17/
Well, the muse didn’t want to conduct an interview today. Instead, we spent a few minutes simply viewing Diego through the screen door of my studio and then snapped a few pictures and played around with them. Here are the results: 
If you want to see what I did write today, look here: https://grieflessons.wordpress.com/2015/04/10/napowrimo-2015-two-abecedarian-poems-loving-thy-enemy-and-raw-savage-thoughts/
To read people who did answer this prompt, go here: https://dailypost.wordpress.com/dp_prompt/the-interview/
For closeups from others, please go HERE
The copper vases were all hand raised in Santa Clara del Cobra, near Pátzcuaro, Michoacán, Mexico. I couldn’t find my pictures of artisans at work, unfortunately, but perhaps some day they will magically appear. The woman is a Tarahumara woman from Copper Canyon, where I didn’t see any copper for sale, but the women make incredible pine needle baskets. The murals are from the ceiling of a church at the bottom of the Canyon. Seems like Copper Canyon pictures qualified. I could have taken the Pepsi bottle out of the picture, but it is more authentic with it. Pepsi actually made it to Mexico (at least my part of Mexico) before Coca Cola did. I have a story about that. Perhaps one day… The bracelets are from Santa Clara del Cobra and Africa.
For more Copper photos, go here:
http://jennifernicholewells.com/2015/04/07/one-word-photo-challenge-copper-2/
The Prompt: 90 percent of each photo must be in one color.
http://ceenphotography.com/2015/03/31/cees-fun-foto-challenge-colorful-monotones/
The Prompt: SHARE PHOTOS OF BRIGHT IMAGES.
Whether your picture is naturally bright from the sun or other lighting, or you create the brightness with post-processing, have fun and get creative.
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