https://dailypost.wordpress.com/dp_photo_challenge/letters/ We minister in Ghana, West Africa and drive all over the country. Everywhere we go there are small shops with unique and inventive names. Many of the names are religious, some are wildly funny, but this one stood out from the rest. I think the owner is saying, Hey, I know this is a…
https://dailypost.wordpress.com/2014/04/04/photo-challenge-threshold/ Have you ever loved and been loved by a dog? There’s a beautiful thing, a thing we should learn from dogs. Every encounter is fresh, like it’s the first. They don’t collect relationship baggage. They don’t keep score. They don’t hide their feelings and vulnerability. A dog is all in, all the time. It’s…
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http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2014/02/07/weekly-photo-challenge-selfie/#more-68713 Say Goodbye to Bad Hair Days! ‘Doing my hair’ can consume about 40 minutes out of a day before I’ve had a second cup of coffee. Doing my hair while traveling to remote African villages is almost impossible. I finally bought a blow dryer designed for 220 electrical after my other one blew up,…
http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2013/11/08/weekly-photo-challenge-habit/ Habits. They shape and control our lives. I start my mornings with Bible reading, prayer, and coffee. It’s a comforting ritual that both awakens me and re-calibrates my soul before I have too many encounters with outside interruptions. I recently came across the first dog collar I bought many years ago for a 7…
http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2013/09/27/photo-challenge-saturated/ This week I chose two subjects for this challenge. First up a photo with saturated color against a complementary background. Second is this Fall Color shot of Rudbeckia complete with a bee sporting very full and color coordinated pollen bags. Other Saturated entries you should see: Weekly Photo Challenge — Saturation; China’s Colorful Ethnic Minorities…
http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2013/09/20/lines-patterns/#respond Thanks for another great inspirational prompt from The Weekly Photo Challenge. I sifted through my travel photos and then took a few random shots in mundane places like the grocery store. Can’t wait to see the contributions for this challenge.
On a recent trip to Italy we visited a Monastery in Tuscany called The Convent of the Cells. As we were leaving we had to climb a long series of steps and I was walking next to the rock wall. I happened to look up to see how many more steps I had left to…