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Travel Confusion for Cee’s WWC


 

 

I don’t know how this shot came about. I used no editing or tricks, but of the thousands of road shots I sifted through to find a photo for Cee’s reinaugural Which Way challenge, this was the most intriguing. A very good depiction of too many days on the road!  Even my camera seems to have been confused. Welcome back, Cee.

For Cee’s Which Way Challenge

Bricks, for Cee’s “Pick a Topic”

 

 

 

 

For Pick A Topic From My Photo, March

Oops–Listen to More Music!!!

I neglected to add three of my favorite photos to my last “Listen to the Music” Post, So I’m adding them here:

To see more photos of the mirror and silver ornamented guitar shown above, go HERE. If you haven’t seen the original set of photos that preceded these, see them HERE.

 

For cbwc

WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge: Converge

 Converge

I love prompts like this that force us to look at our photos in a different way.  I’ve just been waiting to use the first one below, which seems perfect for this challenge.  Thanks, WordPress, for pushing our minds as well as our eyes.

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I arrived at a local coffee bar/gallery to find it closed. This didn’t deter two little boys outside or the inside kitten, from communing. Where there is a will, convergence will happen!

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The woman, the children and each of the dogs each arrived separately to converge. There were three extra dogs as well, but I liked the composition of this cropping of the photo. The small dog jumping out from behind the umbrella pole is a picture by himself and seems to be gaining the attention of all except the children who are intent in their creative efforts in the sand.

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This fish was alive and left upon the sand to die. I couldn’t help but identify with his efforts to draw air. This is the part of fishing that bothers me the most. The children saw little difference between the live fish and the dead one, wanting to touch every surface. When the bigger boy reached to touch the eye, I flinched, but luckily the fish was dead by then. Not my catch. Not my boys. If they were, all would have passed differently.

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For more “Converge” photos, go here:
http://ceenphotography.com/2014/12/01/wp-weekly-photo-challenge-converge/