Monthly Archives: May 2015

365 Days of Photos – Day 126

I love large fields of one object. I enjoy watching fields of grass or corn stretch across an open land.

I have been admiring this field for several weeks. I drive by it nearly everyday. Earlier this week I stopped to take a few pictures. My plan was to shoot photos of the entire field. Maybe a shot of the factories in the background.

However, I zoomed in on the hay (I’m guessing at it being hay) and was impressed with the texture and shades of the photo. So instead of a huge field of hay….you get a close up. Did you ever think hay was this pretty? I didn’t!

field

Winners and Losers

Friday Fictioneers – tell a complete story, based on a photo prompt, in 100 words or less.
Photo Prompt -  Madison woods

Photo Prompt – Madison woods

Puffs of dirt rose from the infield as the girls shuffled toward the bench.
“We are not out of this tournament.” The coach insisted. “Lift your heads and breathe in some pride. Everyone played a good game.”
The team captain took over and encouraged her teammates to leave that loss in the past.
A deafening noise rang from the bleachers. Everyone stared in disbelief. Blood covered the stands.
A woman’s scream pierced the air . “He shot my husband!”
Jim stood holding the gun, and quietly said, “He called my daughter a loser.”
Its been awhile since I’ve participated in the Friday Fictioneers. I’ve missed it. If you aren’t familiar with the Friday Fictioneers – do yourself a favor and visit Rochelle’s blog Addicted to Purple and see what it is all about.

Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Pink

The color for breast cancer awareness is PINK. Over the past four years of involvement in the Susan G. Komen 3 Day walk my collection of “pink” has grown to an extreme.

The 3 days spent walking for breast cancer is simply a sea of pink….we even sleep in pink tents!

A village of pink

A village of pink

Sunrise and pink tents

Sunrise and pink tents

When living in a village of pink Its important to make sure you can tell your tent from the other tents when you go to the port-a-pots at 3:00AM. This is the tent I called home for 3 days.

My Pink Tent

My Pink Tent

Cee’s photo challenges are always fun. If you would like to join the fun or simply enjoy more photos go visit Cee….its a fun blog to hang out at!

365 Days of Photos – Day 123

This is a tower that was once used by Forest Rangers. While in Eureka Springs my friend Corey and I climbed the tower.

A view from below

A view from below

But before we could climb to the top we first had to get inside the gate. Corey put in his 4 quarters and pushed right through the gate. I put in my 4 quarters and the gate jammed. Three Bikers were in line behind me. Each of us attempted to un-jam the quarters – Corey waited patiently.

Corey waiting patiently

Corey waiting patiently

Finally the three bikers and me decided we were not going to get through the gate and since there was no one available to help us….we would climb the fence.

Once over the fence I could take pictures of the guys climbing over.

Once over the fence I could take pictures of the guys climbing over.

Once over the fence the climb began.

Looking back down the stairs

Looking back down the stairs

The view from above - the reward

The view from above – the reward

The End!!

Cee’s Odd Ball Challenge – #18

This lady stands on a cliff overlooking Basin Spring Park in downtown Eureka Springs Arkansas. She is quite unique and some might even say odd!

I did a little research and according to Roadsideamerica.com her name is Aza of which is short for Adora Zerlina Astra. She is considered the goddess of feminine energy in the cosmos.

Aza - Goddess of Feminine Energy

Aza – Goddess of Feminine Energy

Aza - Adora Zerlina Astra

Aza – Adora Zerlina Astra

Cee’s Odd Ball Photo Challenge is a great place to share those “unique” photos we just aren’t sure what else to do with but don’t want to hit the delete button.