for the Lens Artist Challenge, these are my “Go To” Places.
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I didn’t even try to count the number of notices that must have been tacked, nailed, stapled and screwed onto this tree turned telephone/ light pole. What better symbol of the busyness of our lives…and the effect it might be having on nature?
For Lens Artists Challenge #336-only one picture We were to choose a photo meaningful to us and to explain why we chose it.
The first fish looks sculpted from sand but was actually a real dead fish that had been beached, coated by sand and somewhat ossified. All first 5 photos taken in a 24 hour period on the beach in front of our beach rental in La Manzanilla. As for the apple, 2 mornings before, I had written a poem about an apple on my blog, and searched for a photo in my photo file. Finally found one and posted it, then came out to the beach and discovered this apple lodged under the bottom of my beach chair. I needed a photo. Nature provided!
In a way, plants have built the world as we know it by helping to break apart the stone and restoring life. Here are some examples from my property. Click on photos to enlarge and to read the stories of these resilient little plants.
For Lens Artists Challenge. the prompt is resilience.
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For the Lens Artists Challenge #330
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For the Lens Artists Challenge. 322
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 