weekly photo challenge: partners

at one place

it goes through darkness –

the ring of dancers

~Hashimoto Takako*

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Michelle’s photo challenge for the week of Friday, June 24th is : Partners,

“…share an image of partners. A pair, a trio, a sextet; people, building, plants — what ever you choose to shoot, give us subjects that are in tune with one another.”

*cited:

Far Beyond the Field

M Ueda

weekly photo challenge: curve

If anyone

is going to my hometown,

send a message that

I have passed

Omi Province.

~Ryokan*

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submitted in response to Cheri’s photo challenge “…get inspired by the curves around you…”

*cited:

Sky Above, Great Wind

Trans: K Tanahashi

 

weekly photo challenge: pure

Jen’s photo challenge for this week is to “share a photo of something pure…Pure can convey wholesomeness, something undiluted, or simplicity.”

The fireflies light

How easily it goes on

How easily it goes out again

~Chine-Jo

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Sunset 

 

black and white sunday: timeless

The depth of the hearts

Of humankind cannot be known.

But in my birthplace

The plum blossoms smell the same

As in the years gone by.

~Ki no Tsurayuki*

timelessb&w

image submitted in response to Lost in Translation’s b&w challenge: timeless

*cited:

http://www.wakapoetry.net

thurs special: park

traveling geese

the city park is home

early spring

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While wandering about the city park in Fort Collins, the experience of “being here; yet not here” is reflected within this multiple exposure…

while this image is a telling of park visitors…unseen

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submitted in response to Paula’s Thursday Color Challenge:  park

weekly photo challenge: earth

Have celestial maidens

descended to earth?

blossom clouds.

~Issa*

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Laramie Mountain Range

The earth mound’s

part of it indeed…

a fine spring day

~Issa*

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Cache la Poudre River

submitted in response to Jen’s photo challenge: Earth

*cited:

haiku guy.com

weekly photo challenge: admiration

Each day there are “everyday people” whose work day begins hours before the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange.  They are only famous among family and friends so most likely their life stories will never be within Time magazine. We may briefly greet an “everyday person” as we go through our day with a quick  nod, wave, and smile. Yet, seldom do we acknowledge that it is through their unique labors that most of us enjoy so many things taken for granted:

  • strawberries for breakfast
  • closets filled with clothes
  • tables cleared at favorite restaurant
  • shelves stocked at grocery stores
  • weekly trash pick up
  • traveling along highways and over bridge ways

What would happen if suddenly all of these admirable people suddenly disappeared…

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Submitted in response to Krista’s photo challenge:  Admiration