….walking from the subway to the Edward Johnson Building at the University of Toronto I pass the Royal Conservatory of Music
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Thursday Doors – March 3
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Category Archives: Weekly Photo Challenge
Cee’s Odd Ball Photo Challenge 2016 – Week 9
….have you ever taken a photo for no apparent reason and not known how to classify it?
Why not share your odd ball photos and join us with Cee’s Odd Ball Photo Challenge
Shoes at a wedding
The head of a synchronized swimmer – a thick layer of goo to keep the hair in place
Some beaver’s been busy in the middle of the city! Looks like he added a little ketchup to make it tastier.
Sunday Trees – 224
…thanks Becca for hosting Sunday Trees
Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge – Sepia
WPC – State of Mind
….our photos are a reflection of our mood at the precise moment we press the shutter button
This week’s challenge is to post photos that represent a state of mind. Here are some shots I have taken when I’m at peace, happy, sad and curious.
At Peace and in Awe – Early morning sunrise
Happy – Taking joy in watching my children go canoeing for the first time
Curious – patiently watching this little fellow and seeing how close I can get to him
Sad/blue – on this rainy day
WPC – Seasons
….no two years are the same
This week’s photo challenge asks us to take photos of what the season looks like where we live. February in Toronto is usually cold and white. At least the two years before this one were like that. Today the temperatures were mild and the only snow came from the skating rink after being cleaned. Here are photos from two years ago in February at Col. Samuel Smith Park and today in the same place.
Sunday Trees – 223
Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge – Pets
….this week’s black and white challenge is pets brought to you by Cee
Life Imitates Art
…..this week’s WPC or does art imitate life?
WPC – Time
….nothing demonstrates the passage of time more vividly than watching how quickly a baby grows and develops
It seems like only yesterday when we anxiously awaited the arrival of our first grandchild. Now, a mere four months later, we are stunned at her rapid development. What happened to that helpless infant back in October?
Mama Cormier 