This is my first entry into RyanPhotography’s Photo for the Week challenge. I thought I would go for something a bit dramatic.
Then I thought it might be a bit too much, so here is something a little more soothing:
Which is your favorite?
Category: Echos of My Neighborhood
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Lime or Light Green
I went back into my archives for these three photos for this challenge. I wanted pictures that really depicted having fun and included a little lime or light green.
Now tell me. Weren’t those subjects having fun?
You can join the fun at Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge by following the link.
One Word Photo Challenge: Scale
This large mouth black bass weighed in at 2.1 pounds, or just short of one kilogram.
The fish was absolutely delicious.
The Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave
The incredible story of the Star Spangled Banner.
Wordless Wednesday – The Twins
Post Solar Eclipse cool down in the pool.
95% Eclipse Coverage, 80% Cloudy
Here in North Carolina we were just north of the Total Solar Eclipse path. We had 95% coverage of the sun by the moon. We also had 80% coverage of the sky by clouds because of a popup thunderstorm that appeared one hour prior to the our closest point to totality.
Daily Post: Oh, Shiny!
Mundane Monday Challenge #122
It is a rainy Monday Morning in North Carolina. There is still beauty outside. Raindrops can be mundane, or they can be captivating.
Now let’s try this in black and white.
Join the fun by following the link to the Mundane Monday challenge page hosted by Trablogger.
The Daily Post: Textures and Tuesdays of Texture
Hard Stone, Green Grass, Furry King of the Beasts.
Visit Tuesdays of Texture by following the link.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Tombstones or Cemeteries
Honoring the fallen from the Battle of Bentonville during the American Civil War.
Side view above
Front View above.
Here is a quote from Wikipedia on the casualties of battle:
“During the battle, the Confederates suffered a total of nearly 2,600 casualties: 239 killed, 1,694 wounded and 673 missing. About half of the casualties were lost in the Army of Tennessee. The Union army lost 194 killed, 1,112 wounded, and 221 missing, for a total of 1,527 casualties. The wounded were treated at the house of John Harper, with 360 unknown confederates buried in a mass grave next to the Harper family cemetery.”
The Fotos are Fun but the battle was not. For more entries, follow this link to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge.
