The most humid place I’ve ever been is Bali, but the Amazon rainforest came in a close second. Whereas in Bali, our clothing consisted of sarongs and nothing else, fear of mosquitoes and malaria in Peru meant we needed to be fully covered at all times. This made for sticky times but all that humidity made for gorgeous skies. Here are some of them:
http://jennifernicholewells.com/2015/07/28/one-word-photo-challenge-humid/
Here is my week 4:
Contrast, 53, Saturation 100, Definition 100, Sharp 100, Temperature 13
My first three weeks:
I didn’t realize until after I posted that week 1 was supposed to show the first edit of the photo, so I have shown both first and second edits in week 2.
For my first three weeks, go here: https://grieflessons.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=6429&action=edit
https://robynsfineart.wordpress.com/2015/03/23/one-four-challenge-march-week-4/
Jennifer Wells’ photo challenge this week is to publish photos making use of the color of melon, depicted below:
The light-saturated red of the floor as well as tones in the bamboo echo the melon of the prompt. The scrim effect is created by a mosquito netted wall between the bedroom and studio area of the tree house I rented in La Manzanilla. I enjoyed my month of birdlike existence in a coconut grove that adjoined a bird sanctuary just blocks from the ocean.
When I saw the color for this challenge, I knew at once which pictures to search for. I’ll never forget those pastel melon and purple sunsets, which alternated with more vivid orange and yellow sunsets–never two the same.
http://jennifernicholewells.com/2015/03/17/one-word-photo-challenge-melon/
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 