Category: photo challenges
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CWWC: Bridges
This week Cee has asked us to show Bridges for the Which Way challenge. My response is to show some bridges from London that cross the Thames.
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FOTD: September 20, White Anenome
I have featured the pink anenome in our garden for Cee’s FOTD but there is a white anenome as well. This year it has produced several white blooms.
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Which Way?
This is my response to Cees Which Way challenge which for this week is any type of steps or stairs. I have included a hill and also an escalator and ladders.
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Lens Artists Challenge #266 :Time
The photo at the top is my great uncle Peter. He was in the British navy and went down in a naval battle in 1914 off the coast of Chile. In total 1,660 lost their lives in this battle. Peter lost his life one day before his 29th birthday. The second photo is of my…
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FOTD: White Clematis
This clematis is growing on an east facing wall at the side door to our house. In the spring there is a purple clematis blooming and now in the early fall this white clematis. The bees seem to like it too. The one below has legs full with pollen. Just on the right side of…
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On a Hot Day: WWE
Water water everywhere on a hot day this past week. The Eastern bluebirds were enjoying the bird baths. Head down into the water! Splashing Splashing Splashing!! And again!!But then time to fly up to the other birdbath and dry off for a bit. In the above average heat and humidity we had this past week.…
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Wordless Wednesday
White Breasted Nuthatch
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Monday Portrait
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One Word Sunday :Unexpected.
This week Debbie of Travel with Intent has given us the One Word Sunday challenge of Unexpected. do click on the link as Debbie’s unexpected is an interesting one. A horse jumping the London Eye…that’s unexpected
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CWWC:Hacking out
Cee has taken over the Which Way Challenge and here is my response . These photos are from autumn 2019.
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Wordless Wednesday
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Monday Portrait: Chipmunk
This chippie’s cheeks are as full as they can be. Perhaps he is stocking up for winter hibernation. Chipmunks take nuts and seeds back to their undeground lairs to have when they are hiberating in winter.