An orange flower from hubby’s wildflower garden.
Orange and yellow
Up close
Orange Wildflower
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Pink Flower
A pink flower from hubby’s wildflower garden.
Up close
Pink and yellow
Looking away
Cool July Morning
Sunrise on this cool July morning: it was 69 degrees. So far the temperature has stayed under 100 degrees this summer; very unusual.
Sunrise
Fiction Friday: From Now On
Friday Fictioneer photo prompt. Copyright Kelly Sands
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Charlie’s mirror shows him a teenage boy with disheveled hair, mismatched shirt and pants, scuffed shoes, worn jacket. I’ll save my tips and change that, he thinks.
Leaving the house, he looks up at the cloud cover, smiling. The early cold front dropped the temperatures noticeably. His uncle called, asking him to play his guitar on the café patio with the fire pit. “I need something extra to keep customers happy,” his uncle said.
Humming as he walks to his first gig, Charlie deems the clouds lucky instead of gloomy, and decides to introduce himself as Charles from now on.
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Friday Fictioneers: Write a 100-word story based on the photo prompt.
To read other stories based on this photo, select the smiley blue frog.
Light Levels (3)
Here’s the second statue we photographed in our light levels session at the Texas Capitol.
In broad daylight
Taken with a point-and-shoot camera, a few years ago; no tripod.
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Ride ’em, cowboy!
Looks as if the bronco is actually rearing up.
Again, this photo was taken with the camera on a tripod. Obviously, I have a lot to learn. Still, the result isn’t too bad. Maybe. If you squint, again.
