Posted on November 24, 2022
I am running on a very tigth schedule this month, so please forgive me for posting only now and not seeing your past entries yet.
Those who have been following my posts for a couple of years must have noticed that I like capturing patterns, but it is getting hard to come up with a number of synonyms for them.
Well, here it goes for this time:
ARRANGED
CODED PATTERN
ORGANISED
SEQUENTIAL
SYSTEMATISED
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If you forgot how to post for this challenge, just pick one of the words proposed in this post, or several or all of them and illustrate them in images of your own. There are no deadlines, no winners. The only purpose is to have fun. Cheers!
P.S. Please, stay tuned for Wednesday challenge – Words of Wisdom
Image info:
#1 composition of crayons
#2 candies arranged in a Morse code message
#3 salt flats on Lanzarote
#4 grape cultivation, Lanzarote
#5 links
Posted on September 29, 2022
If you thought that I forgot about the Pick a Word challenge this September, you are wrong. I was just too busy and had to wait till the last week in the month to post.
Here are my words that you are invited to interpret in photos; pick any or several or all of them:
BOUNDED
FUNGHI
GEOMORPHOLOGIC
MUSICAL
SCATTERED
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Posted on June 8, 2022
CHALLENGE ALERT!
I am starting a new photo challenge (in addition to the current one Pick a Word). It is about words again, words and photos. It is called Words of Wisdom and it will run one Wednesday every month (weeks will vary).
For this challenge you are supposed to write a quote either by someone famous, or your own and illustrate it in images taken by you. You can use proverbs, funny quotes, whatever you like. Any quote on any subject to be illustrated through your photos.
I hope you’ll find this fun. I know that I look forward to seeing what you will come up with.
For the first post I chose three quotes about reading.
It is what you read when you don’t have to that determines what you will be when you can’t help it. ~ Oscar Wilde
Reading is thinking with some one else’s head instead of one’s own. ~ Arthur Schopenhauer
and one of my favourites:
We’re drowning in information and starving for knowledge ~ Rutherford D. Rogers (noted Yale librarian)
And here is a photo that comes along.
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The little image is my new logo for the new challenge. Feel free to grab the badge if you feel like joining the challenge.
Posted on April 21, 2022
What follows is my monthly photo challenge titled Pick a Word. You may choose any of the given words (one or all or some of them) and interpret them in images that you took.
This month’s selection:
ABLAZE
BASTION
FLAMING
SALIENT
SKYLINE
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Posted on July 29, 2021
This month I almost failed to post for my Pick a Word, and I know that I am well behind seeing your posts …..
Here are the words for this July’s photo challenge:
You can choose any or several or all of the following to interpret them in your photos:
ALCOVE
FLOW
MASONRY
RIVERSIDE
TIDAL
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Be well and take care of your health.
Posted on October 16, 2014
The church in the photo is San Petronio. I loved the way it looked on that rainy night, so I visited it the following morning, but could not take any inside photos (and not for the lack of trying!!).
If you are curious to see more pictures from my walk in Bologna, make sure to come back next week 😉
For those who want to take part in my non-challenge Thursday’s Special, please post a photo/s taken at night-time (or any other time of day, since you are not bound by a theme) and link it to this post. More information on this non-challenge can be found in the original post. A click on the bellow widget will take you to the previous TS entries and links.
Jo’s Nordic Walk on the rugged shore
Cardinal’s Early Morning Workers
Debbie’s going to the Gee Gees
Posted on May 26, 2014
Posted on May 11, 2014
You can grab my Black & White Sunday widget and join me. Show me your B&W photos regardless of the theme.
Posted on March 23, 2014
Posted on March 14, 2014