A Word a Week Photograph Challenge – Inside

Inside the branches, Mother Nature says goodnight with the brush of her palette.

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A Word A Week Photograph Challenge – Water

The water in this fountain at the Spanish Governor’s Palace in San Antonio, Texas, has such an abstract look because of the reflections and fluidity in the water.

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A Word A Week Photograph Challenge – Round

This week’s word, as picked by Sue, is “round.” After sorting through my photographs, I located this image of the Tybee Island’s lighthouse’s light, which is indeed quite round.

To see other interpretations of round, check out Sue’s “A Word in Your Ear” blog here.

A Word a Week Photograph Challenge: Run

My silly son – thinking he can catch the seagull – both in a run. 😀

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A Word a Week Challenge: Frame

This arched window provides a natural frame of one of the buildings on The San José de Tumacácori Mission, the oldest mission in Arizona (established in 1691). I’m very blessed to have been able to see this in person, and this is one of my favorite photographs from that journey.

To see other interpretations of Frame, check out Sue’s blog here.

A Word a Week Challenge: Atmospheric

atmospheric – adjective
pertaining to, existing in, or consisting of the atmosphere
(two images)

Fog on Pond

Clouds Over Moon

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A Word a Week Challenge: Figure

figure, noun: form or shape (two images)

I have always been drawn to the Celtic spiral figure, particularly the beautifully engraved spiral on this very, very old grave headstone in Dublin, Ireland. The spiral figure has also found its way into most of my artwork, my favorite is creating spiral Oak trees, such as the one below.

To see other interpretations of figure, check out Sue’s blog here.

A Word a Week Challenge: Undulate

Undulate: to move with a sinuous or wavelike motion; display a smooth rising-and-falling or side-to-side alternation of movement. In this case, a jellyfish provides a visual definition of undulate. 🙂

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A Word a Week Challenge: Waiting

Along a bank in St. Marks Refuge, both this heron and alligator perch, waiting … waiting to warm up, fly away, or catch his prey. (Two pictures)

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A Word a Week Challenge: Yellow

This week, Sue’s hand landed on the word “yellow” in the dictionary. To me, yellow is the most vibrant color in Mother Nature’s spectrum, and appear in so many shades and hues, such as the flowers in these photographs.

To see other interpretations of yellow, or to play too, visit Sue’s blog here.