I guess I’m a bit late on this one, but here it is anyway – Lens-Artists Photo Challenge of the season of autumn. Autumn means… Fall colors and even some flowers Halloween And my favorite: family time at Thanksgiving
Read More LAPC: Autumnal MemoriesA few years ago, we took a 3-day trip to Indianapolis and a nearby town, Columbus, Indiana, which had a variety of architectural styles. Columbus has a walking tour you can take on your own to see these architectural marvels. We started out doing the tour but my husband got bored so we just wandered […]
Read More CB&WPC: EnginesFor Fandango’s challenge Who Won the Week? I picked two: one political and one personal. First, the political: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for her remarks to a right-wing reporter, who asked her if she “hated” Trump. Pelosi said she didn’t hate anyone, that her Catholic faith had taught her not to hate, and that she prays […]
Read More WWTW: Political and PersonalThe topic for Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge this week is Steps: Indoors or Outdoors. Iowa State Capitol, Des Moines Iowa State Capitol, Des Moines Lake Street Church, Evanston, Illinois Art Institute, Chicago, Illinois War Memorial, Indianapolis, Indiana River Walk, San Antonio, Texas
Read More CB&WPC: StairwaysWhen I saw that the theme of WP’s Weekly Photo Challenge this week was twisted, I immediately thought of two things: trees and cactus. Winter is a good time to photograph twisted branches. Springtime in the parkSometimes even trees need a hug! There’s a bird hiding in this tangle of branches!At Saguaro National Park near […]
Read More WPC: TwistedThe Weekly Photo Challenge theme this week is Temporary. Nature’s beauty has an element of permanence, in that there is always beauty to appreciate at any time of year and the fact that the seasons come and go and nature “repeats itself.” Still, in spite of this repetition, none of nature’s beauties are ever exactly […]
Read More WPC: Making the Temporary PermanentCee’s Fun Foto Challenge this week is “Dishes, Pots, Pans, Silverware.” When visiting Indianapolis a year ago, my husband and I toured the home of PresidentBenjamin Harrison, the only president from Indiana that established residence there. Guided tours take visitors through the house. Benjamin Harrison (grandson of president William Henry Harrison who died after […]
Read More CFFC: President Harrison’s HouseIn Indianapolis, we were in a park where on one side was this statue of Pan playing his flute: On the other end was Syrinx, her hand to her ear, straining to hear Pan’s flute from afar. Saturday Statues 8/13/16
Read More Saturday Statues: Syrinx and PanPedicures Footwear (sans feet!) Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Legs and Feet
Read More CFFC: Feet and shoesOn our short trip to Indiana in June, we visited Indianapolis and Columbus. Indianapolis has an eclectic mix of architectural styles, and Columbus is famous for its architecture (it’s rated 6th in the country for innovative architecture, superseded only by 5 large cities). A mixture of styles, a mixture of doors… Thursday Doors 8-11-16
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