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Thursday’s Special: Adrenalin (response to guest challenge)
As you could have noticed there have been a few guest hosts on my blog recently. This month I have made an exception and I will make room for three guest challengers instead of the usual two per month (the same will happen in June cause of a very special challenger that will appear at the end of the month). So, here is my response to another photo challenge in colour – themed adrenalin. The host chose a photo of sky for his proposed theme. My photo is featuring a different view of the sky, but I am sure that you can find scenes that are evocative of adrenalin in many places. Go as free and wild as you want. I will be waiting for your responses.
May this Thursday bring you only good feelings!
P.S. After this Sunday there will be a week-long break on this blog due to my travels. This means that the next Thursday’s Special is scheduled for 21 May (see Scheduled Challenges page).
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Oh yes, I definitely see adrenalin there!
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With your fear of heights, I guess it is not an option for you? 😉
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Happy travels Paula. That looks like my kind of adventure. 🙂
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Yes, I could picture you up there with an orange sail 😀
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Fascinating capture, have you ever tried – you won’t regret, amazing feeling… 😀
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Why am I not surprised to hear you’ve been up there. I wonder in what country… probably somewhere in Spain – those mountains look just rugged enough to make your adrenalin high 😀 I
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Tried it in Andorra, so yes close to Spain… 😀
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Have you got your own adrenaline pumping doing this, adventurous friend? At the moment mine is pumped by the custodianship of twins! I like the composition of your photo, and all the contrasts of line and colour. Enjoy your break in Portugal.
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I bet it is. Do you have to chase after them a lot? Thank you for the good analysis and wishes, Meg.
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I really like your photo Paula. What a clever shot. I can’t find where to leave a link to my contribution so here it is http://artifactsandfictions.com/2015/05/07/buying-a-loaf-of-bread/
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Thank you very much Suzanne. You could link to my TS as usual 🙂
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Do you feel a surge of adrenaline watching the ocean? What a spectacular landscape, Suzanne!
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Usually the calm sea releases endorphins for me but yesterday the wild wind and pounding seas definitely energised me in a rush of adrenalin. I love that you like my photo so much.
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And to follow the Red Arrows, you show a different kind of courage, with less speed, but much less control – and the sky as backdrop so wonderfully spacious.
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I guess that less control means more adrenalin too. You have a poetic way of commenting. Thank you, Hilary 🙂
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My adrenaline would certainly be activated if I was the man in your photo. Loved the music. Feeling alive is what adrenaline does to you that’s for sure.
http://irenewaters19.com/2015/05/07/thursdays-special-adrenaline/
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Hey, I’m glad you liked the music too, Irene. Happy Thursday to you!
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and you too Paula
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I can’t decide if I like your volcano pictured still and colourful or when it is raging. What a gorgeous set you have linked, Irene. Thank you.
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You are welcome Paula. It was your guest’s prompt that got me going so thank you to both of you.
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I can imagine that I’d feel the adrenaline too in a situation like that. I think prefer staying on the ground and getting my adrenaline rush on the bike instead. I’ll see if I have something for this challenge later, I’m at work now and there was nothing suitable in my drafts folder…
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🙂 when I was thinking about what to post for adrenalin I remembered all those board skaters you did a photo series on. That screams adrenalin (at least for me :D)
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I have a post ready now, but I’m waiting to publish it just in case I can link it to the WordPress photo challenge this evening. I think you’ll like the photo!
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😀 I appreciate your honesty 😀 I will make sure to post for your changing seasons this Saturday – I will squeeze it between today’s post (depending on the theme and my b&w Sunday). After that I’ll vanish for 8 days 😀
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Portugal! Lucky girl!
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😆
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Hi Paula, so nice these challenges, interesting to read, where the travels taking you to?
Enjoy!
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Hi Ron, how are you doing? From time to time I stop by to see if there is something new. I will spend a week in Portugal, mostly in Lisbon and where I can get from there within a day 🙂 I remember you said you would be a guest photo challenger some time in July I think. Is that still on?
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Oh yes, adrenalin high all over the skies….great capture. Where were you? Also flying over and shooting, my friend? Double adrenaline prize!
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No, no, you think too highly of me 😀 I was safe on the ground, on a nice warm sand beach in Italian Viareggio 🙂
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Yes I do! But your choice was a great one though!
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Wheeeeeee-eee. Nothing but sky beneath the feet. Great shot, Paula. And please have a lovely, well earned break. Looking forward to the pix.
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For a brief moment, I thought you’d taken a photo of me, but you’re not in Sydney. Phew. 🙂
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😀 I was thinking how cool it would be to see Draco’s photos taken from a paraglider 🙂 😉
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Brrrrr, no thanks, not for me. Mine is even less for me:
http://lessywannagohome.blogspot.be/2015/05/thursdays-special-adrenalin.html
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Not for me either, but it was cool watching him flying above a warm sandy beach. Thank you for sharing bungee jumping with us, Klara. I’ll have to read that story on Wiki.
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Wow! Looks super!
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Imagine taking a photo from a paraglider 😀 I bet you would manage that, Phil 🙂
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Ciao, Paula!
So che stai per partire: buona vacanza.
(Sperando di non aver sbagliato ancora… ti invio il mio contributo al challenge .)
La tua foto e’ bellissima e azzeccata, complimenti!!!
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Ciao Anna. We are leaving on Tuesday. There is still some time left before the trip. Things have heated up again at work, maybe this break will help. xx
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Certamente!
Ti auguro un viaggio splendido…
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nice take on adrenaline – and the circle item (fan) near the person gliding/flying give sit a carnival feel – maybe the red in the sail does too – but so nice and you caught them waving too –
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I had that same “carnival feel”. Very much appreciated, Yvette.
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🙂
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Love the shot, Paula! I have barely just touched down and was responding to Drake when I saw this. Are you away from this weekend? I’ll try and catch up with you in the next day or 3 but I’ve still got my dazed Polish head on 🙂 Have a fabulous trip, and give my love to Portugal.
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Welcome back Jo 🙂 I will be away from Tuesday to Tuesday (12 to 20), and will still post until Sunday.
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Okey doke! Fit and well, I hope? Will catch up when I can 🙂
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Apart from being overworked, and having been food-poisoned twice in three weeks, I am ok.
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It doesn’t sound like a recommendation! You need a holiday. I guess you’ll be choosing where to eat very carefully! 🙂
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Definitely adrenaline pumping Paula. Not something I would do though. 🙂
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I have enough excitement in my life as it is 😀
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Great photo for the challenge, Paula. It had me remembering how I felt when I went paragliding in Phuket. 🙂
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🙂 You felt adrenalin, right? 😀
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No kidding! 😯
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Is that you?
You really have to have courage
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No, I was the one shooting it :D.
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Aaaa ok 🙂
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🙂
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looks safe
from the ground 🙂
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Hehehe YES 🙂
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Parasailing. I’d love to do that!
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