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Nature, for CFFC

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For CFFC: Nature

Shadows and Reflections for CFFC

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Shadow

 

It all started with the shadow of my watch. For some reason, it intrigued me, but I didn’t think I’d ever find a place to use it. Next came Cee’s CFFC prompt and “Zing!”  Had to add some companions as well, however.  Thanks, Cee.

For CFFC, Reflections or Shadows.

CFFC: Nature’s Beauty

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and up.

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For this prompt: https://ceenphotography.com/2022/08/02/cffc-reminds-you-of-natures-beauty/

Things I Make Use of Everyday for CFFC

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Pencil
Chocolate!!!
Glasses
Cleaning Supplies
2012
Grooming aids
Vitamins/Health Aids
Pens
Shoes
2010
Dishwasher
But, to be fair, the root of all evil is also what feeds the artists who create so much beauty in the world.
The calendar

 

for CFFC

CFFC: Triangles and Squares

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For Cee’s CFFC Challenge.

Crooked or Squiggly

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JACARANDA TREE

 

For CFFC: Crooked or Squiggly

Fire!!!!

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I actually took this photo from my yard. We were burning off the spare lot below me which was totally overgrown. This was a number of years ago. This is the same lot I’ve now made into a little park. I think the flames look like a goddess with an elaborate headdress riding an elephant.

For CFFC: Fire

Bare or Booted? (For CFFC)

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I got a bit carried away with this one. I can’t believe, though, that I left out one picture, which I went back and added today. How could I have forgotten that I was married in hot pink suede cowboy boots??? I’ve now joined the hall of boot fame above.

For Cee’s CFFC: Bare Feet and Boots

All One Color

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For Cee’s CFFC All One Color challenge.

Books and Paper, Paper and Books (for CFFC)

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Morrie is a real scholar. He absolutely devours books.
He even knows how to open dresser drawers to get at more of them.
Books and pizza.–equally necessary.
and draining fried tortillas
Judy makes her own handmade kozo paper and then adds black bamboo from her garden to make jewelry.

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And, if that isn’t enough paper for you, here are photos  and the story of the making of amate paper in San Pablito, Mexico:

In Search of the Maestros of Mexico: A Visit to a Hidden Village of Paper Artists

For Cee’s CFFC Challenge: Books and Paper