My Weekly Photo

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It seems that the Weekly Photo Challenge is no more. I enjoyed that challenge. Since I no longer have a weekly photo challenge I am going to continue to post a weekly photo. Some will follow a single theme, others will be posted because I found them funny at that time. Others will be taken from my photo club monthly themes.
This week I am going with a rather humorous theme.
A past theme from my photo club was to photograph the word “END”. I did a couple of serious End photos but my favorite used sayings that had the word End in it.
Can you figure out the saying?
For the answer click on the photo or hold the cursor over the photo and a caption should show up with the answer.
Enjoy.

End of an era
end of days
The living end
End of time
odds and ends
End of the line
bookends
Trying to make ends meet
Dead End
the end of all ends

Weekly Photo Challenge: All time favorites

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My all time favorite photos. This is actually abit hard. I have some top contenders but my favorite has a tendency of changing.
So here are my top favorites. At least this week. 🙂
Enjoy

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Gosling eating a dandelion. It took some work but got it down.
Dawn’s Rays
The Vietnam Memorial
Robert Frost Road
Still Watch
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Weekly Photo challenge: Unlikely

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Unlikely- the low possibility of something happening. This can cover such a wide range of things. But I am going with
Unlikely to last.
At times you are lucky enough to come across a scene that is beautiful but you know it won’t last. Snow delicately piled on top of a grass ear or branch or hoarfrost on a weed, frost on a clover flower, dewdrops on a spider web, leaf or flower. All will disappear as soon as a breeze starts or the sun evaporates the dew or melts the frost. It is unlikely it will last beyond that short time.
All these photos show such a unlikely situation.
Enjoy

 

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frost on clover
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Snowy top
dew on spiderweb

Weekly Photo Challenge: Prolific

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Prolific: in great abundance or number.
Looking up in a blue sky you could see thousands of snow geese passing overhead or pelicans kettling up. You could see a large number of cattails or a large number of birds flying over green cattails. Hay gathered up in a large number of round hay bales. You can see a large group of of various birds gathered on the beach. A large number of photographers all taking photos of each other. Gulls all splashing down along the seashore. Birders all lined up looking for a rare duck. Or dewdrops sparkling on a spider web. All can be prolific.

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photoclub taking pics of each other
there are 5 vehicles plus one abit further down and 4 vehicles have just left.

Weekly Photo Challenge: Awakening

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Awakening. The act of waking from sleep or becoming into awareness or becoming aware of something.
Dawn heralds the new day and awakens all to greet the new day. Some do it with song, some are grumpy or in a fog. Others are just slow to greet the new day. Others like solitude or the quiet calm or the morning. Others wake up hungry. Then there are those who have too much caffeine intake to awak to the day.

 

lazy bear
Still Watch
Study In Blue
Robins of Spring

 

Weekly Photo Challenge: Smile

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You can approach this challenge in several ways. What makes you smile, animals smiling, people smiling or what has made others smile.
I am going to post some photos that as soon as I look at them make me smile. I smile because I can see the humour in the photo (see the caption on each to get an idea on my humourous viewpoint on the photo)
An explanation on acouple of those pics. The end of days (knife in pieces of paper with days of the week on them) My photoclub had a monthly theme called ‘End’ we had to photograph END. so I did a series like end of the line, making ends meet, odds and ends. This pic is end of days.
The kid in a big shirt. It was a cold, rainy and breezy day and the kid got cold so dad gave me a shirt from the truck. so all you saw was a walking shirt with a head.
In Virginia I went to a botanical garden and came upon a field with chairs all set up and NOONE around.
Boom Boom – I found this in an antique store. It was a body form with a dress made out of sheet music and shower scrubbies.
Enjoy and I hope these photos also make you smile.

that dam road
well hello
the struggle
What?
flight lessons
boom boom
vulture parade
wearing daddy’s shirt
lazy bear
end of days
The boys are back in town
The room is missing
The Dare – you go first, no YOU go first

Weekly Photo Challenge: Favorite place

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Ok I have two favorite places. One is Horicon Marsh in Wisconsin but I did photos of the Horicon Marsh for the Tour photo challenge acouple of weeks ago. So I will do my other favorite place, Gulf Shores Alabama. Besides the warm weather when I go down in December for some time from Wisconsin it also has alot of other pluses. Enjoy the photos.

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well hello
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flight lessons
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lazy bear
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tree frog hanging out on a window-no flash
tree frog hanging out on the window-with flash
a willet strolling along the beach in front of waves crashing on shore
you expect to see the ghost of a civil war solder to peer around the door
the pop of color of the beach umbrella against the waves and the rain clouds
tree frog in a bird house

Weekly Photo Challenge: I rather be

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What would I rather be doing. I would rather be in Alabama.
Here are some photos from past trips to alabama.

Enjoy

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well hello
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flight lessons
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a willet strolling along the beach in front of waves crashing on shore
tree frog hanging out on the window-with flash
you expect to see the ghost of a civil war solder to peer around the door
The boys are back in town