Tag Archives: Wordpress Weekly Photo Challenge
EPHEMERAL
The winds blew those lovely, ephemeral clouds away within minutes…..amazing while they lasted though.
FRESH
Fresh paw prints in the freshly fallen snow….taken at about 12:15 this morning on what was actually the first day of spring, processed in the Simplify mode. So much for spring! I do hear the birds chirping though! LOL
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RULE OF THIRDS
An example of the “Rule of Thirds” for the Weekly Photo Challenge. . . . .
SYMMETRY
Some symmetry from summer for the Weekly Photo Challenge. . .
“SERENITY NOW”
The first thing I thought of when I saw the theme of the Weekly Photo Challenge was “Serenity Now!”…..just another one of the classic lines from the old ‘Seinfeld’ show. Can you tell I’m a huge fan? lol Here’s the dialogue between George & his father, Frank: F – “Serenity now! Serenity now!” G – “What is that?” F – “The doctor gave me a relaxation cassette. When my blood pressure gets too high, the man on the tape tells me to say ‘serenity now!'” G – “Are you supposed to yell it?” F – “The man on the tape wasn’t specific.” LMBO Kind of like The Honeymooners episode when Ralph was told by his doctor to say “Pins and needles, needles and pins, a happy man is a man that grins” when he found himself getting angry! Another of my favorites by the way. 🙂
Anyway, here’s my photographic interpretation of “Serenity.”
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WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE – SHADOWS
A few people and their shadows watching the fun, fall activities.
WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE – NEW
I think this fits into the new category! 😉
The New York Skyline
WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE – YELLOW
A yellow rubber duckie found sitting on the ledge while I was waiting in line at the car wash. Wonder how it got there?
“Weekly Photo Challenge: THREES”
“Weekly Photo Challenge: OBJECT”
“Weekly Photo Challenge: JUXTAPOSITION”
I really liked the juxtaposition of the hard lines of the old metal pump and the gentle curves of the delicate wildflowers.
CITY / ONE
“Weekly Photo Challenge: INSIDE”
Inside an abandoned barn. . . .
“Weekly Photo Challenge: SEA”
By the beautiful sea at Gurney’s Inn, Montauk, Long Island, New York, . . . .
“Weekly Photo Challenge: FOCUS”
Focusing on some important details. . . .
“Weekly Photo Challenge: CAREFREE”
Carefree and loving it at a 4th of July Parade. . . .
“Weekly Photo Challenge: ONE SHOT, TWO WAYS”
“Weekly Photo Challenge: MASTERPIECE”
This abandoned masterpiece of architecture is Hinchliffe Stadium located in Paterson, NJ. It was built in 1932 by John Shaw, who designed the blended Spanish Colonial Revival and Art Deco/Moderne styled stadium based on a 1931 plan by the Olmsted Brothers Landscape Engineering Firm whose founder Frederick Law Olmsted designed, among many other things, Central Park in NYC. The period of significance for this recently named National Historic Landmark is 1932-1944, covering the years when Hinchliffe Stadium served as a venue for segregated Negro professional baseball, most notably the New York Black Yankees and including Satchel Paige and Larry Doby. If you’d like to find out more information about this magnificent structure on which restoration work will soon begin, you can view a fascinating PBS Documentary about Hinchliffe HERE.
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“Weekly Photo Challenge: FRESH”
The corn, not the boy…..although he might be fresh too & I just don’t know! 😛 Can’t decide which I like better, Jersey tomatoes or our corn on the cob…….they’re both delish!
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