for One Word Sunday: closed and Nancy Merrill’s A Photo a Week Challenge: gates and fences
Posts Tagged ‘A Photo A Week’
Closed
Posted: September 19, 2021 in A Photo A Week, One Word SundayTags: #OWS, A Photo A Week, A Photo a Week: gates and fences, Bighorn Mountains, gates, One Word Sunday, One Word Sunday: closed, Photo a Week, postaday, Wyoming
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A Photo a Week: Birds…belted kingfisher
Posted: July 14, 2017 in Misc. Photo ChallengesTags: A Photo A Week, belted kingfisher, birds, kingfisher, McDowell Forest Preserve, Naperville Illinois, Nature
Nancy, you’ve put up a challenge I can’t resist today: “Birds.” Since you’ve posted a hummingbird shot, I won’t. Instead, I’ll share a photo of a belted kingfisher that I took several years ago. On my way back from watching some fishing birds, egrets and herons, I happened to look up. There at the end of a bare branch surrounded by green was a bird. I had my telephoto and snapped the picture with no idea what bird it was. For some reason, I had an idea that a kingfisher was much larger, but this little guy looks as if he has enough attitude for any bird of any size.
A Photo a Week: Edible…staff of life
Posted: February 24, 2017 in Food, Misc. Photo Challenges, UncategorizedTags: A Photo A Week, bread, edible, food, France, miscellaneous photo challenges, postaday
Nancy’s challenging us to show something edible this week and although I love her choice of berries (a favorite of mine as well), I also love bread. In a world filled with no-carb diets, I crave them. Pasta is another of my choices. I saw these beautiful loaves at a French farmer’s market. They beg for a bit of cheese or some Normandy butter and a lovely glass of red.
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