Category: Buildings
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#Write Photo – Tower – Haiku
#WritePhoto challenge – Tower Hello Rapunzel! Are you there my dear beauty? Allow me to see.
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SQUARES – Bright Antlers
A deer antler chandelier adorns the ceiling of this multi-generation home in Cedartown, Georgia of a relative of Frank’s. I thought how unique it was and had to take a photo of it. I knew it would come in handy at some point. It brightly lit up the room.
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SQUARES – Stained Glass
The only light coming into the little church at Mountain Top Inn & Resort in Warm Springs, Georgia was from the stained glass windows. This hummingbird spoke to me as I sat in the wooden pew feeling euphoric. I was alone in the building, but yet, I wasn’t alone at all. It was a bright…
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Sunday Stills – Spring Green – 03.21 .21
I like to color. As a kid, I always wanted the large pack of crayons and never got them. As an adult, I purchased the 120 count and you can tell they are used. There are a lot of greens here that include names like fern and shamrock. Gumby sits in my office and was…
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Sunday Stills – Rainy Day – 03.07.21
Tropical Storm Fay of 2008 was an odd storm that zig-zagged her way through the state of Florida. It was the 6th named storm of the season. She was the first storm in recorded history to make landfall in Florida 4 times.
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CEE’S BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO CHALLENGE – Shadows & Reflections
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge
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#Write Photo – Fantasy
The tattered tower of weathered years Strength and longevity Stairs to nature’s hideaway Reality is your fantasy. Fantasies prosper from dreams Ring goes the clock on the hour Tea time in the green meadow Fortunes sought by the master.
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#Write Photo – Haiku- Worn Nerves
Greetings with masks doned Eyes smiling from both of us Humor moves us forward Nerves nearly worn thin Greetings wash all fears away Moments of normal
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CEE’S BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO CHALLENGE – Lighting of Any Kind
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge
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SQUARES – Perspective – Ponce Lighthouse
Ponce de Leon Lighthouse is the tallest in Florida at 175 feet (53.34 meters) high and the second tallest in the United States behind the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse in North Carolina. It is equipped with a Third Order Fresnel lens and shines out 17 nautical miles (32 kilometers or 20 miles).