I’m doing ‘photo a day’ weekly instead of daily. Here’s the challenge for the week of July 22 – 28.
22-Blue & White 23-Hot 24-Boats 25-Sunrise/Sunset 26-Summer 27-Sea 28-Vacation
https://citysonnet.wordpress.com/2018/07/01/july-photo-a-day-challenge/
I don’t know how I missed posting this picture the first time but I really like the composition so tah, dah… here it is.
Boardwalk to the beach in Cape, May New Jersey
https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/lines-2018/
I didn’t take as many photos in 2017 as I thought I did, will do better in 2018. Here are some of my favorites…
I have a lot of fun putting together my own calendars, here are the 2 for 2018
wall calendar… all pictures are Martha’s Vineyard taken in October, except May which is Cape May, New Jersey
desk calendar… same here, all pictures are Martha’s Vineyard in October, except for Cape May, New Jersey for May…
Here’s to filling our calendars of 2018 with good memories, good health and good friends 🙂
Define “favorite” in whatever way works best for you. Anything goes, as long as it’s a photo from 2017. If you want to share several images, that’s fine too — a “best of 2017” gallery could be fun if you can’t settle on one photo.
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I have a hard time settling on one picture for almost all of the challenges and this one is no different so here goes… my gallery…
Martha’s Vineyard is up first… I can never take enough pictures of my favorite place on the planet. These were taken in October 2017.
Cape May, New Jersey.. April 2017
And of course one must have a favorite flower picture 🙂
But I think one of my favorite pictures is the re-creation my daughter Deb and I did of my mother and grandmother from the 1920’s, standing (and sitting) by the statue of Lincoln in front of the courthouse in Newark, New Jersey.
https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/2017-favorites/
Thank you to all our veterans…
This All Veterans Memorial is at the World War II Lookout Tower in Cape May, New Jersey
“This eternal flame honors not only the veterans of World Was II of the Cape May area but also all area veterans who have nobly carried forth the torch of defending our nation.”
Thank you to all veterans for your service to our country.
From glass bottles in Edison’s workshop in NJ, to copper pots in Newport, RI, to boats in the harbor at Plymouth, MA, to chairs in the Tabernacle on MV, to a display of peppers, to bikes in New York City, to grapes in a vineyard in Cape May, New Jersey. These are my choices for … order .
