When I saw this week’s challenge, I thought immediately of Depoe Bay, locally known as “The World’s Smallest Harbor.” It’s fascinating to watch fishing boats maneuver through the narrow channel.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Narrow
Category: Oregon Coast
Wordless Wednesday
Newport, Oregon
~some of these photos taken by Cliff Herman
Weekly Photo Challenge: Details
There is so much color, light, and reflection to be seen in a close-up view of sea kelp, ocean bubbles, and sand. I never tire of the ever-changing ocean landscape, and up close I find it even more intriguing.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Look Up II
I’m not sure what the sky was doing that night, but we were all looking up!
Weekly Photo Challenge: Look Up
Weekly Photo Challenge: Opposites
The challenge:
This week, make two opposing elements come together (or clash in dissonance) in one photo….show how opposites can tell a story about people, places, or objects. Ben Huberman ~ The Daily Post
Here is my entry for this week’s photo challenge. The smooth plane of water is the perfect foil for the highly textured flower, and the colors, nearly opposite, complete the contrast.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Jubilant
Wild daisies, with open, trusting faces, dance freely in coastal breezes – jubilant.
Wordless Wednesday: Knitting Beach Retreat 2016
The beach, friends, knitting, seafood, yarn shop. Not a bad way to spend a weekend!
A huge “thank you” to everyone who came out to share this knitting weekend. I am fortunate to know such wonderful, talented and generous people, and I look forward to our next knitting retreat!
knit equals joy
Weekly Photo Challenge: Dinnertime
I love this week’s challenge!
While on a long walk at Cannon Beach, I came upon a seagull obviously enjoying a delectable dinner.
I was curious to check out the main course…
…and was dreaming of cioppino as I left him to finish his meal.
Wordless Wednesday: Rocks, Stones, and Boulders
Weekly Photo Challenge: Dance
Kelp and the sea – in flawless rhythm.
The Challenge:
There’s rhythm and motion all around us — this week, let’s capture some of it in a photo…
When I let my brain loose, allowing it to absorb what’s around me without trying to process anything in particular, what it often detects is choreography — unmistakable dance moves, often in unexpected places.
~Ben Huberman
knit equals joy 