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Lens Artists Photo Challenge #371 – Street Details

October 30, 2025Posted in PhotographyTagged Cobblestones, Dublin, Galway, Glasgow, Lens-Artists, Old San Juan, Photo Challenge, Street Details27 Comments

Ritva describes her challenge this way: “The goal is to reveal the often-hidden, magical world, of the details we never take the time to notice anymore.”

The featured image is of a cobblestone street leading to Savannah’s River Street.

The rest of the images are random street details.

Blue Cobblestone street in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico

Last week you showed us some amazing images in response to Sofia’s challenge Ancient.

I hope you will join in for this week’s challenge. Be sure to tag your post with Lens-Artists and include a link back to Ritva’s post Lens-Artists #371 – Street Details.

Be sure to check back on Saturday, November 1 at noon eastern time when Tina will be hosting the challenge.

For information on how to join the Len-Artists challenge please click here.

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Lens Artists Photo Challenge #370 – Ancient

October 20, 2025Posted in Nature, PhotographyTagged Ancient, Beehive hut, Cliff Dwellings, Horeshoe Crab, Hovenweep, Lens-Artists, Mesa Verde, Petroglyphs, Photo Challenge38 Comments

Sofia has challenged us to show anything that has been in existence for many years. This can include things that humans have created, natural landscapes, or whatever we think of that is ancient.

My featured image is of a Horseshoe Crab found on an Atlantic Ocean beach in Georgia. Horseshoe Crabs are living fossils that have been in existence since before there were dinosaurs.

The rest of my images feature things that were created by humans in ancient times

Petroglyphs in Utah — These Petroglyphs in Arches National Park in Utah were probably created after 1600 when some of the Native American Ute tribes acquired horses.

Cliff Dwellings in Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado probably date from between 1190 and 1280 AD.

Hovenweep National Monument structures were built between AD 1200 and AD 1300

Ancient Bee Hive Huts from about 2000 BC, Dingle Peninsula, Ireland

Last week you gave us some amazing responses to Ann-Christine’s Dreamy challenge.

I hope you will join in for this week’s challenge. Be sure to tag your post with Lens-Artists and include a link back to Sophia’s post Lens-Artists #370 – Ancient.

Be sure to check back on Saturday, October 25 at noon eastern time for Ritva’s challenge.

For information on how to join the Len-Artists challenge please click here.

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Cellpic Sunday – Savannah Prohibition Museum

October 19, 2025Posted in Georgia, PhotographyTagged Cellpic Sunday, Prohibition Museum, Savannah10 Comments

I decided to have a little fun with John’s Cellpic Sunday challenge this week. In his post he featured a terrific photo from the Prohibition Museum in Savannah, Georgia.

I have visited this museum twice and have a photo that is similar to John’s photo. I think that John’s is by far superior to mine but I thought it would be interesting to show the way I captured the same subject in 2019 with my IPhone. The only editing I did was a little cropping and converting the photo to black and white for a more vintage look. If you compare my photo to John’s the paper boy looks different.

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You can see John’s post and his photo at Cellpic Sunday

The Flower Hour – Butterflies on Mexican Sunflower

October 16, 2025Posted in Butterflies, Flowers, Nature, PhotographyTagged Gulf Fritillary, Mexican Sunflower, Photo Challenge, The Flower Hour22 Comments

Many thanks to Terri for this week’s Flower Hour challenge The Flower Hour: Maple Leaves

Watch for a new Flower Hour Weekly challenge from Terri of Second Wind Leisure Perspectives every Tuesday. If you would like to participate you can find out more about this challenge here.

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Lens Artists Photo Challenge #369 – Dreamy

October 15, 2025Posted in PhotographyTagged castle, Clouds, Dreamy, fog, Lens-Artists, Photo Challenge36 Comments

Ann-Christine’s challenge is Dreamy. In her post she asks “So, what is ”dreamy” for you, and how do you create a dreamy picture? According to the dictionary it is ”having a magical or pleasantly unreal quality; dreamlike.” Soft dreamy photography is one that uses soft light, soft focus, delicate tones, and other gentle aspects to produce ethereal pictures. A blurred, or hazy feel is typical to the images – an almost surreal or unearthly effect. “

I chose a few images of foggy conditions because I like the way fog and clouds create a dreamy feeling.

This building on the Mississippi seems to be floating on clouds

My husband woke me up at almost midnight to see this surreal sunset of Mount Redoubt in Ninilchik, Alaska. I felt like I was still dreaming when I saw it.

Last week you showed us beautiful autumn colors from around the world in response to John’s challenge of Looking Back – Autumn.

Many thanks to Ann-Christine for this challenge. I hope you will join in for this week’s challenge. Be sure to tag your post with Lens-Artists and include a link back to her post Lens-Artists #369 – Dreamy.

Sofia will be our next host. Be sure to check back on Saturday, October 18 at noon eastern time for her challenge.

For information on how to join the Len-Artists challenge please click here.

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