The challenge this week is to show a photo of whatever you like, but make sure it’s saturated. It can be black and white, a single color, a few hues, or a complete rainbow riot; just make sure it’s rich and powerful. Hopefully, I captured the theme. I can’t wait to see what others are posting.
Cheri Lucas Rowlands asks us to notice lines and patterns in the world around us, in nature and things man-made and then to share a photo or a gallery of shapes, lines, textures, or patterns. Be sure to click on the link to see what others are posting.
You can also go to this week’s Photography 101: Shape, Line, Texture, and Pattern for helpful advice from Evan Zelermyer if you need more inspiration. You might want to click on the link either way to see his photos.
This week I’m grateful for the challenge, for nature, and for the chance to see all of the inspiring photos I’m sure others are sharing.
This morning was rainy on Oahu so that ruled out several options for photography, but I think I still managed to capture the theme thanks to being able to intermittently find shelter in the dugout.
Look whose in the batting cage.
The faded sign says: Think positive and positive things will happen.
While I was thinking positive this Kolea thankfully stayed in the rain, inside the baseball diamond for me to photograph him.
Then the rain let-up so I could take the picture I wanted.
Today I’m grateful for dugouts, for the Kolea who stayed in the rain, and that positive thinking works. What are you grateful for today?
I’m also grateful to Michelle Weber for giving us this week’s WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge. Click on the links to see what others posted and to learn how you can join in the fun.
IN A NEW POST CREATED FOR THIS CHALLENGE, SHARE A PHOTO WITH AN UNUSUAL POINT OF VIEW.
Ka U’i O Manoa is the rock on the left.
Hawaiian legend says that Ka U’i O Manoa was “The Pretty One of Manoa.” Her spirit is manifested in the rock.
Just before the early afternoon rain.
It created the perfect picture frame.
This week I’m grateful for gentle rain and for this cinder block wall. What about you?
Can’t wait to see what others are sharing this week. Be sure to click on the link to see.
Delightfully Different Life 