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This post was written in response to the Seven Days Seven B&W Photos Challenge, to which I was challenged by GANSU of https://sugunag.com/. The challenge is to post seven black and white photos, no people, no explanation, of everyday life for seven consecutive days. I’m also supposed to challenge one new blogger each day, but I must Read more
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A narrow island for the pelican… This post was written in response to the Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge: Narrow. Read more
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Seeing Mt. Rainier always makes me smile. Seeing it from above hanging out with his pals Hood, Jefferson and the Sisters is unbelievably cool. My last Spring break trip with the family was all good, nice and relaxing, but the coolest part was being able to take pictures of big landmarks from above. I picture Read more
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By mother nature… By man… This post was written in response to the Weekly Photo Challenge: Ornate. Read more
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Foggy morning This post was written in response to Ailsa’s Travel Theme: Mystical. Read more
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Geometry can happen is several different places. Nature: Playgrounds and play fields: And the one I simply could not resist sharing, even though I try not to mix work with blog… Logos: 😉 This post was written in response to the Weekly Photo Challenge: Geometry Read more
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Rain or shine Read more
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The nicest picture I ever took of an animal mother was of a beluga mommy breastfeeding her baby in Vancouver Aquarium. From the picture we can’t really tell, but every time th baby would release from mommy, we could see the milk spreading out in the water. This post was written in response to Word a Week Read more
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I grew up in a house where we were a family of 5 people living on it (mommy, daddy, big sis, me, little bro) + a maid, her kids, a caretaker, once a week a cleaning person, and several dogs. And I used to share a room with my sister. That all meant that one Read more
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A cold and a warm white. This post was written in response to Ailsa’s Travel Theme: White. Read more
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Monday evening, as my husband took the kids upstairs for a bath, I started preparing dinner for the family. Then I looked outside and saw a huge fiery sunset. The sun was a big orange/red ball as it set behind the trees cross the street. I could not resist, took my camera and escaped to take Read more
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Although we’re still in Summer (barely, actually. Last days!), Fall has been showing its colors for a few weeks now. And I mean literally. Because that’s one of the things Fall (or Autumn, if you wish) is about right? Colors! Colors and fallen leaves. I come from a place where we have only 2 seasons: Read more
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I live on a place that, like Loz Koleszko describes on his blog, can be called Rainylands. Yep, you guessed it right, it’s in the US Pacific Northwest. Well… but although there are looooots of rainy day around here, it’s not EVERY day. The city of Seattle gets less rain than many other cities in Read more
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Dried grass Read more
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From ages 5 to 27 I lived on a big house with a huge (and I mean HUGE) backyard, full of fruit trees, big rocks to climb, lawn space to run, a tiny soccer field even, and of course a big variety of wild life. The ones we saw more often were the animals that Read more
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It’s that time of the year when allergic people hate to be outside because of the amount of pollen still in the air. True that a couple months ago, it was worse, but you can still see stuff flying around that would not be very comfortable to the ones who suffer from allergies. Well… I Read more
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Another picture post, this time with berries I photographed in the trail I go for my walks, or parks I go with the kids. The reason why I photograph them is that they are so beautifull. Some are clusters on it’s own (like the blackberries, raspberries, cloudberries, etc…) while some are tiny round fruits that show Read more
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Ok, I know I have already posted photos of Merge, but I just couldn’t resist adding this one. The merge here is real, and the picture was taken as is, with no editing. The wheels are from a cart left on a somewhat historic site, where there used to be a mill several decades ago, and the Read more
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Hi, I’m entering with 2 pictures today, to show two different interpretations of merge. The first picture was taken as is, no editing done, and it shows the merging of the old and new architecture in downtown Seattle. The second picture is a (very amateurish) merging of 2 pictures, layering two nature elements that has similar shapes. Read more
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