Weekly Challenge - January 22 - 27: “How I Improve My Mood and Keep ‘Warm’ in Winter" (Page 27): hey Joe...

William Loc: Mississippi

hey Joe

where yo went man
where yo went man...

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William Loc: Mississippi

always looked back and wished it changed

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William Loc: Mississippi

always look back

William Loc: Mississippi

forward is the out of here

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judy juul Loc: Cheshire, Ct.

LeeK wrote:

P. 24 Neat picture, especially with the hummingbird included.

Thanks, Lee! Had some fun figuring out how to assemble it! Took the two of us to do it! It's metal and requires a bit of careful bending into position...took both of us to accomplish the finished product and on line instructions...Worth it tho!

afsalvo Loc: Westbrook, Maine

Rolk wrote:

Awesome job on these, Tony. Like you, I could lose myself when
taking an image that is "ok" and turning into something else entirely.
Tim

Thanks Tim. I think it is something like doodling that people who have a drawing talent do.

junglejim1949 Loc: Sacramento,CA

joecichjr wrote:

I try to hit several car museums since they exhibit such great design, color, and beauty. This is from the Laporte County Museum in Laporte, Indiana.

Great design, well captured Joe

afsalvo Loc: Westbrook, Maine

Rolk wrote:

Final day for this wonderful challenge. A big thank you to everyone
that contributed, whether through image or comment, and an
especially big thank you for our gracious host, Joe!

Just another set from the Keys.
Hope you enjoy.
Tim

Tim, this is a wonderful group. That "street photography" is fun for the viewer, but the first flower is fantastic.
Tony

afsalvo Loc: Westbrook, Maine

Keeping warm in the winter. Again, I still have a few fanciful ones that I "worked on" with filters and other distortion and then a few from visits to a more southern location (Florida) to visit friends and get out of the northeast for a short time. I hope you enjoy one or two of them.

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photophile Loc: Lakewood, Ohio, USA

afsalvo wrote:

Keeping warm in the winter. Again, I still have a few fanciful ones that I "worked on" with filters and other distortion and then a few from visits to a more southern location (Florida) to visit friends and get out of the northeast for a short time. I hope you enjoy one or two of them.

afsalvo Loc: Westbrook, Maine

photophile wrote:

Thanks for the thumbs up Karin.

LeeK Loc: Washington State

Rolk wrote:

Final day for this wonderful challenge. A big thank you to everyone
that contributed, whether through image or comment, and an
especially big thank you for our gracious host, Joe!

Just another set from the Keys.
Hope you enjoy.
Tim

P. 26 Fantastic set, each and every one. I love street photography like this. It shows a cultural side of the people and place. Makes me imagine others' way of life.

LeeK Loc: Washington State

Rolk wrote:

Final set, and all from the Keys.

These images are among my favorites, for sure.
Hope you enjoy as well.
Tim

Back in the early 70s, I cruised the Bahamas and Jamaica, once sailing past a fairly small boat overload with refugees. The boat didn't look in much better shape than your picture show.
I agree that your favorite (sunset, ship, sea gull, and sea) is tremendous. It shows the beauty and the fastness there is. When you are out at see and cannot see any land, you definitely feel how small you are in the big scheme of things.

LeeK Loc: Washington State

afsalvo wrote:

Keeping warm in the winter. Again, I still have a few fanciful ones that I "worked on" with filters and other distortion and then a few from visits to a more southern location (Florida) to visit friends and get out of the northeast for a short time. I hope you enjoy one or two of them.

P. 27 Particularly like your 1st picture as well as the 3 last ones. I wish my pictures of herons, pelicans, and wild life taken at repeated visits to Homosassa Springs were as good as yours. I would have submitted a few more.

LeeK Loc: Washington State

LeeK wrote:

Back in the early 70s, I cruised the Bahamas and Jamaica, once sailing past a fairly small boat overload with refugees. The boat didn't look in much better shape than your picture show.
I agree that your favorite (sunset, ship, sea gull, and sea) is tremendous. It shows the beauty and the fastness there is. When you are out at see and cannot see any land, you definitely feel how small you are in the big scheme of things.

Tim, Sorry for all the typos. I'll at least correct 'Fastness'. Should be vastness.