For Wordless Wednesday, let your images tell the story.
Sharing for Lens- Artists: Tools of Photo Composition
I begin my road trip to Portland, Oregon, this week to see Marsha, Diana, and Miriam!
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I must chime in – the sheep photo is a stunner. It has got everything to love!
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Thank you, Anne-Christine! Funny how a random image like that engenders such conversation. The beauty of photography!
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The beauty of photography!♥
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Beautiful photos. I love the sheep going up the hill! Wow!
Have fun meeting up with Marsha! Please give her a hug from me! Have fun!
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Thank you, Nancy! That pic was a fun capture. I just hugged Marsha for you! ❤️
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🥰🥰🥰
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Some very nice images. Good composition – A good response to the challenge theme. I loved the sheep picture.
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Thank you, Joanne, very much appreciated!
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I love all the photos, but the light over the sheep is amazing.
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Thank you, Maria. Amazing what a dusty trail does for the light! 😁
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Yes 🙂
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The sheep photo is a great capture, Terri. Have a wonderful trip! 💖
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Thank you, Eugi! It was fun to see the sheep randomly running up the hill.
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Wonderful work
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Thank you.
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The sheep photo is amazing, Terri. I love everything about it!
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Thanks so much, Sofia! It was a happy accident.
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Those are the best 🙂
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Love the sheep photo. Have a good time in Portland.
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Thank you, Graham!!
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Aw, the sheep. I love to just see them roaming around free.
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Thank you, Hazel! It was a random surprise to see them on a busy mountain highway!
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Oh, I love that kind of surprise. My pleasure, Terri
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Have a safe trip to Oregon Terri. I liked these photos – you’ll snap more along the way I’m sure. I laughed at the “Sheep Patterns” photo because at first glance I thought it was boulders tumbling down, hence the dust – yikes!
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Thank you, Linda! The Hwy 84 is pretty but I’m driving so not many pics. But there will be great photo ops all weekend. The sheep were being herded across the highway. It was a lucky click!
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Lots of photo ops there then – a former blogger lives in Oregon and always had beautiful shots on her nature hikes. Lucky clicks are the best. Safe travels Terri!
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Love, love, love the sheep!!! Please say hey to Marsha for me! Have a great trip.
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I will, Tina, thank you!
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It’s hard to have one favorite, Terri. These are beautiful. I especially liked the sheep photo.
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Thank you, Egidio. These archived images were fun to share today. The sheep were a lucky catch along Hwy 395 in the Eastern Sierra.
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Road trips are the best… especially when there is a blogger meet-up involved! I love your image of the sheep. We have herds of goats around here for brush clean-up. They are so much fun to watch.
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Thank you, Janis! I’m excited to visit Portland again. Many cities in California seem to utilize goats for grazing hillsides. Win-win! 🐐🐑
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Stunning photos. Give a big hug to Marsha from me!
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Thank you, Donna! I will!
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The second picture is fabulous, Terri.
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Thank you, Smitha! The sheep are winning the day! 👏🐑
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Give a big hug to Marsha and you too from me!!XOOXJodie
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Give a big hug to Marsha for me, and to you too.
XOOX
Jodie
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Will do, Jodie, thank you!
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Wow, excellent photos, Terri. I love the sheep photo with the light. Beautiful. 😍 See you on Friday. ☺️
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Thank you, Miriam, such a lucky catch with those sheep!
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I think your photography skills get better all the time!
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Thank you, Jacqui! >blush<
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Enjoy your trip, Terri!
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Thank you so much, John!
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You’re welcome, be safe!
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Great post for the current LAPC challenge Terri! My favorite is the sheep. They are being well fed around here. What a great way to keep fire danger down. I’m getting a funny image in my head of my grandfather yelling at the sheep in Yiddish., “Essen, Essen!” That means eat!. Yes very emphatically. When we would come to visit. My grandmother always had something on the stove. Now where did that memory come from?
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Thank you, Anne! The sheep shot was a lucky grab from the car, up near Mammoth Lakes. Essen, eat! Love it! I learned that word in Duolingo!
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😍
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Enjoy your trip.
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Thank you, Sadje!
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You’re welcome. I’ve been only once to Portland. To do some duty free shopping!!! 😂
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Good place to shop! Two great outlet malls!
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We went for technology- Microsoft and Apple. 😂
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Smart! We bought a Boze speaker there. Lots of $ saved.
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I think it’s great to have such a place for shopping
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Excellent examples for this week’s Lens-Artists theme, Terri!
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Oh thank you, John! I was just about to add the link in the comments, but I’ll leave it be!
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I found your post because you linked it in the text.
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Yes, of course, but I’m in the habit of adding the link into the comments. 😉
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Terri, these are great!
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Thank you, Beth, it was last minute inspiration!
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