Dale offers the prompt “how does my garden grow” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
I don’t have a garden, but my neighbors do. Here are some photos from theirs over the years.



Dale offers the prompt “how does my garden grow” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
I don’t have a garden, but my neighbors do. Here are some photos from theirs over the years.



Dale offers this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge to present photos “that lead the eye to a specific place or object”.
To get this effect I think one needs one or more starting points and then an ending point (which might be the starting point through various intermediate points).
I found four photos that I think do this.




Dale offers the prompt “over the bridge” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
I am not sure if these are all bridges, but there is water, water everywhere.
Here they go!
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Dale offers the prompt “a river runs through it” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
All of these photos are from many years ago. They show a river running though the Forest Preserve in northeastern Illinois near where we used to live.
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Dale offers “the first day of spring” as the prompt for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
I ran into some technical details moving photos from my phone to my computer. These are from a few days earlier than the first day of spring.
I tried taking some closeups of the sun as it was setting.
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Dale offers the prompt “looking up” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
As it turns out recently there was a total eclipse of the moon. The only problem was it would occur about 5 am. So I set the alarm. The next problem I had not anticipated was clouds, but even the clouds cooperated enough. Then I wondered if my phone could get clear enough images.
Anyway, here are the best of the lot including one from the moonrise a few hours earlier.



Dale offers the prompt “first signs of spring” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
I can’t tell which season it is where I am now except by where the sun sets in the west.
Regardless what it is actually doing the sun keeps moving across the horizon back and forth throughout the year.
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Dale offers the prompt “the path to…” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
Just some images of the path along the beach. There is sand, shells and birds. There is even an umbrella.
Keep walking. The path to the beach leads to more beach.
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Dale offers the prompt “what’s flowering where you are” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
I did find an unusual white blossom recently. The first two photos show it.
The last photo is of a palm tree that I have not seen flowering, but I like the shape of the leaves.
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Dale offers the prompt “after the rain” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
We could probably use some rain where we are. There is usually sun in the sky.
The first photo is evidence that there is something called rain. The last two are a recent sunset with clouds, but no rain.


