Dale offers the prompt “shades of grey” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
The top photo is a sunrise coming through silhouetted palm trees. The bottom is an afternoon storm coming in over the Atlantic Ocean.
The lighted path and the sunrise (though not shades of grey) provided contrast hopefully accentuating the darkness in the rest of the photo. These photos were taken some time ago.
Dale offers the theme “less is more” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
These are photos of sand on a beach. I hope less detail motivates more interest.
There is a shell and markings where the ocean waves reached on the sand as the tide went out. I once saw a painting in a museum that was simply a canvas painted white. This sort of reminds me of that, but there is that shell.
Dale offers the prompt “woodland winter” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challege.
Dale offers “starting afresh” as the prompt for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge. I picked some morning scenes for the prompt.
Dale offers the prompt “show us your Christmas” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge. I am posting some photos of the sunrise over the Atlantic Ocean on Christmas morning.
Dale offers the prompt “your best bits” featuring what we feel are our best photos from this past year for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
Dale offers the prompt “’tis the season” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge. I can safely wish for snow in Florida for the Christmas season since I know it won’t snow. I included two snowy scenes from northern Illinois that remind me of what the season should look like at Christmas-time.
Eugenia offers the word “summit” for this week’s Thursday Prompt. Below are two photos from lookout points on the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina.
To tie these two together, I’m thinking ’tis the season of Christmas wherever we may be. May we realize that Jesus is the summit of our lives.
Dale offers the theme “a cold start” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge. Since I’m in Florida at the moment these are photos of Lake Michigan from past winters.
Dale offers the prompt “art for art’s sake” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge. I’m unsure what art for art’s sake means, so I selected recent photos of fall foliage and thought of them in a picture frame.
Dale offers the prompt “let’s hear it for the leaves” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
Poetry, Short Prose and Walking 