Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #174 – Shapes and Designs

For this challenge Patti has invited us to share images that feature shapes and designs.

The shapes and designs found in nature are amazing to behold.

Zebras at Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Giraffe at Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Black Swallowtail Butterfly
Monarch Caterpillar
Dogwood Blossom
Hoodoos in Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
Fungi on log in Georgia woods

Many thanks to Patti for this Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #174: Shapes and Designs

Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #173 – Interesting Architecture

Tina’s challenge this week is to show interesting architecture – whether in our back yard or around the world.

My first three images don’t have anything in common except I like the architectural details of each of them. The image above is from the Art Deco District in South Beach in Miami. These next two are from two National Parks in the United States.

The rest of my images are of interesting houses of worship. The first is from Alaska and the rest are historic houses of worship in Savannah, Georgia.

Russian Orthodox Church in Ninilchik, Alaska

Many thanks to Tina for this Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #173: Interesting Architecture

Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #170 – Street Art

For this challenge Patti has asked us to explore street art near and far.

I found street art in Canada, Ireland, Scotland, and several places in the United States from Juneau, Alaska to Key West, Florida.

Quebec City
View from the train just outside Dublin, Ireland
“The Last Jedi” of the Star Wars series was filmed in the area of Ballyferriter on the Dingle Peninsula
Glasgow, Scotland
Juneau, Alaska
Seward, Alaska
Cape Gerardeau, Missouri
Laural and Hardy in Harlem, Georgia
Helena, Arkansas
Cedar Key, Florida

Many thanks to our Patti for this fun Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #170: Street Art

Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #169 – The Ordinary

Our challenge from guest host I.J. Khanewala of Don’t Hold your Breath is to show ordinary objects. I chose a few images from my back yard that show ordinary sights around my October garden.

In the image above, the pink plumes of the Muhly Grass is an ordinary sign of fall where I live.

Every October, when most of the flowers in my butterfly garden are gone, the bright orange Mexican Sunflowers are still attracting butterflies. Gulf Fritillaries, Skippers, and Monarch butterflies are ordinary visitors feasting on the last of the nectar.

Gulf Fritillary on Mexican Sunflower
Monarch on Mexican Sunflower
Skipper on Mexican Sunflower

Many thanks to our guest host I.J. Khanewala for challenging us with Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #169: The Ordinary

Thanks also to Terri’s Sunday Stills Challenge: Burnt or Blood Orange