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After I posted my original post, I found two other weather photos I had meant to post with it. They are huge hailstones that fell during a July family reunion at my nephew’s house in Des Moines, Iowa. The storm came up fast, scattering us into various shelters.
Originally, the photo below was the photo I thought I’d taken at that time, but checking out the dates, I discovered that I’d taken it on a beach in December. It looks like conjoined hailstones forming the shape of a heart, but I think that is unlikely. Any ideas of what it may be?
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And, HERE is an addition, left off this post!
For Lens Artists Challenge 286
“When you are tired, learn to rest. Don’t quit.”
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For Lens-Artists Challenge we were to Illustrate a quote or poem.
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Lens Artists Challenge asks us to show our Last Chance photos...favorite photos we haven’t formerly found a place for on our blogs.
For the Lens Artists Challenge: Unique
Update: Tina Schell asked about the caterpillar, which goes through several phases before becoming a hummingbird moth. You can see several the stages in my old blog post HERE.
And HERE is another blog with even more stages of the caterpillar.
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These are my entries for the below prompt:
https://jazzibeeblog.wordpress.com/2023/11/18/looking-up-looking-down/
For the Lens Artists Challenge #274: Asymmetry
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 