If only dogs could read….
For Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge — “Signs of Any Kind.” Click on any image to enlarge.
Cee’s B&W Photo Challenge — Dog Duty
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Families Belong Together Rally — June 30, 2018
We must resist this corrupt, heartless, soulless president.
WPC — Twisted Variety
This week’s Weekly Photo Challenge calls for us to show something twisted, something that doesn’t maintain a straight line. As a somewhat twisted person myself, the challenge is right up my alley.
Let’s start with a twisted light bulb.
And how about some twisted pairs?
Twisted branches, anyone?
A twisted iron gate for your consideration.
Let’s hear it for some twisted tree bark.
Okay, twisted tile patterns.
And finally, I’d like to share some twisted logic.
WPC — Wet and Wild
For this week’s Weekly Photo Challenge post, the theme is “liquid” and we are asked to “share a photo of liquid in whatever state, shape, or color you happen to capture it in.”
So I have a variety of liquid images to share. The first one was taken looking down from a bluff at the ocean surf swirling around rocks next to the shore. 
Next we have a bunch of seals lounging on the dock of the the bay.
Here’s one of my very wet dog standing on the beach next to the ocean.
And finally, here’s an example of one of my favorite works of liquid art.
WPC — Natural Wonders
This week’s Weekly Photo Challenge asks us where we belong? In the hustle and bustle of a big city or amongst friendly faces in a small town? We are asked to show our place in the world.
I live in a large city. Not the largest. In fact, San Francisco is only the 14th largest city in the U.S. And it doesn’t even crack the top 300 global cities with respect to population, so some might consider it to be a relatively small town.
But as much as I love living in the heart of the city, and as much as I belong in a city, with all of the conveniences it offers, I also like to get away. And one of my favorite places to get away to is Yosemite National Park. It’s just a four hour drive due east from San Francisco, but it’s a whole different world.
Here are some pictures of the spectacular scenery at Yosemite.
If you ever get a chance to visit Yosemite National Park, do it. It’s simply grand.
