Challenge FREE SUNDAY JUne 28, 2015 (Page 15): that's what's/what, and turn sixty soon so feel it must be one day that I will lose the eye's purpose to see but I bet you have a good...

William Loc: Mississippi

RichardQ wrote:

Thank you for the thumbup, Simon. I wish I had my original eyesight. When I passed my Army Air Force physical on my 18th birthday I had 15/20, which was classed as "eagle eyes." But I shouldn't complain. At age 88 I can still see well enough with glasses to edit my photos and type these posts.

that's what's/what, and turn sixty soon so feel it must be one day
that I will lose the eye's purpose to see but I bet you have
a good chance to shoot more than you will ever know ...
observation of your B/W work makes me say you could consider
B/W digital work as the new you ... (hummm?) 8-)
the way you commanded the subject is still real in you
and your mind is still clicking strong ... go for it man
Bill

the hiker Loc: San Diego

Clicker2014 wrote:

All great captures Hiker!

Thank you. LaJolla Cove is a great place to go on the W/Es.

Agnesm Loc: Florida

Thanks for all the comments on my entries. today is the first time I have been on the internet since Sat. evening as have been on the road to visit our oldest son and family.

markar Loc: Michigan

I'm a little late, but just found this and LOVE it. Do you realize how good you are at flowers??

William wrote:

special thanks man (Master) 8-)

markar Loc: Michigan

Just plain wow!

edgorm wrote:

Never have much trouble getting shots of gulls in flight but the terns are usually a problem. A few days ago, however, they really cooperated.

judy juul Loc: Cheshire, Ct.

William wrote:

that's what's/what, and turn sixty soon so feel it must be one day
that I will lose the eye's purpose to see but I bet you have
a good chance to shoot more than you will ever know ...
observation of your B/W work makes me say you could consider
B/W digital work as the new you ... (hummm?) 8-)
the way you commanded the subject is still real in you
and your mind is still clicking strong ... go for it man
Bill

I second that notion,WM! Richard is still ticking!! ;-)

Lorima Loc: Colorado

Roadrunner wrote:

Thank you edgorm and Agnes for your Challenges this past week. FREE SUNDAY as you all know has not changed......

Summer is here, up here anyway and my time is spent outdoors as probably many of you do too...If you have a few minutes, share your captures....they make UHH what it is.

That is some bike, might be a bit itchy to ride though.

Lorima Loc: Colorado

Got a bout of the flu from somewhere this past week, can you believe it... the flu in the summer time. Oh well I feel so much better today. But did not go anywhere to take photos this past week. Time to head up to the mountains again.

So here are a few mountain wildflowers from a couple of weeks ago.

Indian Peaks Wilderness.

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Western Wallflower

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Golden Banner and Aspens

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Alpine Phlox, these flowers are so tiny and are about 1/4 inch wide.

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Wooly Actinella

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Chiming Bells these flowers are about 1 inch long.

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RichardQ Loc: Colorado

Lorima wrote:

Got a bout of the flu from somewhere this past week, can you believe it... the flu in the summer time. Oh well I feel so much better today. But did not go anywhere to take photos this past week. Time to head up to the mountains again.

So here are a few mountain wildflowers from a couple of weeks ago.

Gorgeous photos, Lorima! Since those are Alpine blossoms, I'll wish you an Alpine get-well: Gute Besserung!

Lorima Loc: Colorado

RichardQ wrote:

Gorgeous photos, Lorima! Since those are Alpine blossoms, I'll wish you an Alpine get-well: Gute Besserung!

Thank you so much Richard. :-D