Dale offers the prompt “I’ll see you in the trees” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
Here are three smaller pieces of one photo of sunbathing leaves.



Dale offers the prompt “I’ll see you in the trees” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
Here are three smaller pieces of one photo of sunbathing leaves.



Dale offers the prompt “circle/square” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
The last one is not a photo, but a TikZ graphic. It was an attempt to square the circle and circle the square and meet the prompt in case the first two photos didn’t quite make it.



Dale offers the prompt “against the sky” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.


Dale offers the prompt “when the rains came” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Prompt.


Dale offers the prompt “the view through” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.




Dale offers the prompt “show us your bloomers” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge. He clarifies that by “bloomers” he means flowers.
The first photo is of blackberry blossoms along the wilder parts of Regent Parkway. I know they are blackberries because I ate some last summer.
The second one is of some pink flowers along a trail through the various communities in the Fort Mill area. I don’t know what they are but I am glad they were there.


Dale offers the prompt “lighter mornings/longer evenings” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
Below is my favorite morning photo. It is like a burst of fresh light in my mind.
The final two photos are of evenings. The last one was taken last night about 8 PM.



Dale offers the prompt “an Easter walk” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
The two photos are from from a walk we took yesterday along a trail through the neighborhoods.
The last is a graphic I made using LaTeX which I posted on MeWe to celebrate Resurrection Sunday.



Dale offers the prompt “art for art’s sake” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
I took the two photos below of ancient flooring inside a structure in Jerusalem. I cropped and adjusted the color and brightness of the originals. Outside of making sure the horizon or other flat surface, if there is one in a photo, looks flat that is all I normally do to photos.
If you forget what these are photos of, hopefully they might be viewed as abstract art or art for art’s sake.


Dale offers the prompt “little and large” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
The grasshopper sat still for a photo. The table was at a cate in Manitou Springs, Colorado. That is the photo of what is little.
A mile of so away begins the Barr Trail that leads to Pikes Peak. The second photo is a view from that trail showing what is large.

