Birds have been flocking to our backyard this spring. I hope you are inspired for Sunday Stills Photo Challenge this week!
Sunday Stills: What is That #Aroma?
What's that smell? Check out the variety of scents, aromas and odors for Sunday Stills Photo Challenge!
#WordlessWednesday: What Storms May Bring
Crazy spring storms bring acres of wildflowers!
Sunday Stills Monthly Color Challenge: #Teal or #Aqua, Rhymes with ??
Teal and Aqua are the featured colors for the Sunday Stills Monthly Color Challenge this week.
Sunday Stills: #Emerging from…?
The seasons of spring and autumn have emerged. Have you? Tell me this week at Sunday Stills Challenge!
Sunday Stills: Fabulous Seasonal #Florals
Are flowers blooming in your neighborhood? Visit Sunday Stills this week to check out all the fabulous florals!
Sunday Stills Monthly Color Challenge: Is #Quartz a Girl’s Best Friend?
April’s monthly color challenge features more of a lack of color, namely focusing on the “colors” of diamond and quartz. Come see to believe!
Slightly Wordless Wednesday’s Wildflowers
Wildflowers need few words for Wordless Wednesday.
Sunday Stills: An #Urban Focus
You might ask why I would focus on “urban” as the theme for Sunday Stills this week. Most of you know I live in a rural area of Washington, having moved from a suburban area of Sacramento in 2020. While my images of urban are the focus, I’ll compare those to images of rural and … Continue reading Sunday Stills: An #Urban Focus
Sunday Stills: #Daylight in Black and White
In the US last weekend, we (reluctantly) turned the clocks forward for daylight saving time for most of the states. What happened to the choice voters made a few years ago to end this madness? I enjoy more evening daylight, but the morning is dark again. And my inner clock will be fouled up for … Continue reading Sunday Stills: #Daylight in Black and White
Sunday Stills Monthly Color Challenge: Not Too #Jaded
What now? You know me and my attempt at writing clever blog post titles. This week’s color challenge is not JUST green, but JADE. See the example. Original Photo by Karolina Grabowska on Pexels.com The example image of colors may help you with future monthly color challenges from March through June. I do adore the … Continue reading Sunday Stills Monthly Color Challenge: Not Too #Jaded
Sunday Stills: Making Meaningful #Memories
Those of us who are photographers understand how important capturing that perfect memorable moment is when trying to create lasting memories with our lenses. Some of those skills include: Being in the right place at the right timeHaving a lens readyRecognizing a seemingly mundane moment and capturing it anywayOrganizing image composition and photo-editing In the … Continue reading Sunday Stills: Making Meaningful #Memories
Sunday Stills: Another #Fresh Look At…
Are you getting fresh with me? Please do! February’s last Sunday Stills challenge finds us exploring “fresh.” Although the northern hemisphere temperatures have been downright cold of late, the cold air feels and smells fresh and clean. “Breathing fresh outdoor air is a known detoxification protocol.”― Steven Magee Fresh Air Just before our “warm” weather … Continue reading Sunday Stills: Another #Fresh Look At…
Sunday Stills: Love Your #Pets
According to National Today Calendar, February 20 is Love Your Pet Day. As if we need only one day to love our pets. "On February 20, we celebrate National Love Your Pet Day, a day to embrace one special trait that makes us human: our love of our pets! There are many things that differentiate … Continue reading Sunday Stills: Love Your #Pets
Sunday Stills Monthly Color Challenge: February’s #Amethyst Leads to Spring
After enduring a long, grey and white winter, I’m ready for some color! How about you? Rather than use the predictable reds or pinks typical for February in recognition of Valentine's Day, I thought the purple tones of amethyst would be fun to explore. Photo by Jonny Lew on Pexels.com Photo by Anni Roenkae on … Continue reading Sunday Stills Monthly Color Challenge: February’s #Amethyst Leads to Spring
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