A favorite mistake of mine is to forget to change the camera settings when I go from one light source to another. These were taken outside with the camera set for fluorescent lighting. I have more of these kinds of photos than I like to admit.
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Leap of Faith: Fiction Friday
The Friday Fictioneer Challenge: Write a 100-word story based on the photo.
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Photo copyright Luther Siler
Leap of Faith
The old man called her Faith (not her real name but she didn’t worry about it). She feigned indifference anytime he looked her way (as cats are wont to do), ate the food he left for her.
The yellow bird just showed up one day. She watched him plug in the cord attached to it. It came alive! The wings moved; its head turned back and forth. It was going to attack!
Instinctively, she launched herself from her hiding place in the tree, claws fully extended, aiming for the big yellow head. She had only one thought in mind: Protect!
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To read other Friday Fictioneer stories based on this photo, select the smiley blue frog.
Along The Cliff
Spotted this cliff on the Violet Crown Trail in Austin, Texas. I don’t know what made the array of indentations. Can birds do that?

Water Garden
The Water Garden in the Corpus Christi museum district. It’s a full circle, but I couldn’t get a good angle to photograph it that way.




