Posts: markar | Ugly Hedgehog

Jul 5, 2020 14:46:25 #

Challenge: Free Weekend 7/4-7/5 2020

SueScott wrote:

Here are some B&W shots from the other day.

very well done series, Sue.

Jul 5, 2020 14:41:20 #

Challenge: Free Weekend 7/4-7/5 2020

creativ simon wrote:

Happy Independence day to you all
I also celebrate this day because
8 years ago today i stumbled across UHH
Wow how it has changed my life
The encouragement and support, I have never known before
Made such good friends here
And one in particular changed my life
So much more than a Photography forum site
This is one big family
Thank you all for the experience of a lifetime

I still appreciate the piece of work you let me share. It's still not hanging but I consider it one of my treasures.

Jul 4, 2020 19:07:26 #

Challenge: Free Weekend 7/4-7/5 2020

Photogirl17 wrote:

Happy Fourth of July everyone, and welcome to July's first Free Weekend..

Post what you would like to share, a New Skill, or technique you've learned, Leftovers from the Previous challenges you didn't have the chance to post..ETC...
Please remember that the Challenges are Family Friendly..

Have a Fabulous Weekend, and Try not to Burn yourselves while setting off your Fireworks..

To Start out Here's a Few Fireworks from Last Years festivities.

Love watching fireworks.

Jun 22, 2020 23:20:28 #

Challenge: "From The Ground Up" June 22-28 2020

Photogirl17 wrote:

From The Ground Up.. Is a Challenge!! it requires getting as close to the ground as you can without injury and Shooting at an upward angle..like how a small Dog or a Cat might see things..A different perspective to the norm..

Have fun and Don’t strain anything Please..none of us are Spring Chickens anymore..lol

Sounds ineresting.

Jun 5, 2020 18:16:54 #

Photogirl17 wrote:

"Lock Down Photography" Day 4

Silly me dozed off while uploading the last set of Images and I never did get the Images from Prescott added before I sent my post last night..Sooo Here they are..

I have always been attracted to murals. Nice.

Jun 5, 2020 16:33:13 #

judy juul wrote:

Looking through past pix and found this one from an antique house in Woodstock ,Ct. 2019

Yes Judy. A feeling of aloneness. Can that be a word?

Jun 4, 2020 21:14:07 #

SueScott wrote:

Family members of a dying person should be allowed to visit that person - after all, he or she isn't going to die of the virus! There could easily be a protocol in which outside people could be admitted into a facility without coming in contact with anyone other that the one being visited.

Absolutely, It would only take one special room.

Jun 4, 2020 19:32:01 #

Roadrunner wrote:

Up here it is ..''70+ stay home and alone''..I will not stay home but am always almost alone, have two friends, my camera and my chainsaw and we click well together.

RR, you have your camera, chainsaw and I'm guessing muscles by the size of the wood piles.

Jun 4, 2020 19:25:55 #

Rufe wrote:

Are you born with a photographic memory or does it take time to develop? You might get exhausted looking at these three photos. Taken near a little town called New Bloomfield, MO.

Quaint way to recycle old parts. Glad you saw them. It might give someone else a new idea.

Jun 4, 2020 19:13:13 #

SueScott wrote:

This is Marwynne Serephy, at age 97 the oldest member of our congregation. She died ten days ago of cancer after spending the last weeks of her life in the hospital and then in a nursing home. Because of the virus she wasn't allowed any visitors, either from her family or friends even though she was dying. She died alone and her funeral was restricted to only members of her family. No one should have to die alone.

No one should have to die alone. That is the saddest thing about this lockdown. There has to be a solution.

Jun 4, 2020 19:08:49 #

tdozier3 wrote:

Purple African Cape Dasies

Love that color and the lighting on the daisies, tdozier. P.11

Jun 1, 2020 18:05:29 #

RichardTaylor wrote:

All these were shot in our garden.
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#2 is great, Richardt. Never realized they had thorny legs like a rose stalk.