sun setting’s farewell
to summer’s billowing clouds –
silent turbulence
sharing a weekend sky – Blog of Hammad Rais
weekend sky #37
photography
flower of the day
A morning stroll through the CSU Annual Flower Trial Gardens
Celebrating blossoms with ceephotography
cbwc: only one, two or three wheels on display
cmmc: august color – red
mid-week monochrome #64 – outdoor dining
flower of the day – abstract
A morning stroll through the CSU Annual Flower Trial Gardens
Celebrating blossoms with ceenphotography
flower of the day – flower garden
Celebrating blossoms with ceenphotography
a photo a week challenge: natural lighting
life in color: red
Travel Words invited photographers to share a bit of red that pops up here and there.
And for a bit of ideas about photographing red:
flower of the day – dahlia
The victorian era recognized the dahlia as expressing feelings of elegance and dignity. It also has been felt to express a commitment or a connection that will stand the test of time.
A morning stroll through the CSU Annual Flower Trial Gardens
Celebrating blossoms with ceenphotography
lens-artists: your inspiration
P.A. Moed invites photographers to share images of what it is that inspires them.
I find myself wondering what is…inspiration?
Scott Barry Kaufman (Why Inspiration Matters?) writes that inspiration awakens us to new possibilities by allowing us to transcend our ordinary experiences and limitations. Inspiration propels a person from apathy to possibility, and transforms the way we perceive our own capabilities. Inspiration may sometimes be overlooked because of its elusive nature.
a simple egg?
a child?
a weed?
or an invitation by Mother Nature to be … still.
cbwc: large subjects
My entry for Cee’s black and white challenge: to share how to an ant…a single flower can be a very large subject.
a meditative journey 
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