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WPC: Unusual POV or My FoR

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Weekly Photo Challenge: An Unusual POV from The Daily Post

I like odd angles and I definitely have an unusual point of view on most things.  I like eccentric and odd things when it comes to people, places and things.  Sometimes this attribute helps me adapt to new situations and sometimes it causes me to run away from certain “normal” things.  I’m pretty sure this will be my last post in the U.S. so it was a perfect theme for saying good-bye to the area.  The following are photos from Philly, DC and Maryland.  Some of the photos I really enjoyed more because after I took them I struggled with whether they were real or not.  Some of them looked so unreal that I actually increased the distortion with a quick and subtle edit.  I hope you enjoy.

Sign in Philly Wall
Philly angled building
Inside a tunnel in Philly
Special beer break
angled friend for dinner
Philly
Love me some beef Jerky
It really was that tall in Philly
New York / New Jersey
Asbury Park
View of the capital from the top of my hill
Philly Stadium with reflection of dashboard
Just a sign I saw
Another sign I saw
Maryland
Hanging on to love in Philly
Adult size game pieces
a photo my daughter drew
unreal building in Philly

So many I liked, Check them out

  1. Photo challenge: an unusual point of view | Melanie Ryding – Ryding2Health BLOG
  2. Off the Wall | Lucid Gypsy
  3. Unusual as usual | Le Drake Noir
  4. Weekly Photo Challenge: An Unusual POV | Tvor Travels
  5. Weekly Photo Challenge: An Unusual Point of View « Life&Ink
  6. A Refreshing Point of View | Travel with Intent
  7. Weekly Photo Challenge: An Unusual POV | Khana’s Web
  8. WPC: Unusual Point of View. | Anotherdayinparadise2’s Blog
  9. Weekly Photo Challenge: An Unusual POV « The Neophyte Photographer
  10. Weekly Photo Challenge: An Unusual POV | Thrifty Finn
  11. Weekly Photo Challenge – Unusual POV Via My Cat Blue | Serendipitous Cookery
  12. Weekly Photo Challenge: An unusual POV | Stefano Scheda
  13. Weekly Photo Challenge: An Unusual POV | Create A Beautiful Life
  14. From the other side | Purple Rosemary
  15. Weekly Photo Challenge: An Unusual POV | Bams’ Blog
  16. Weekly Photo Challenge: An Unusual POV « Jag gör världen vackrare
  17. Weekly Photo Challenge ~ An unusual POV… | Lakshmi Loves To Shop
  18. 9-8-13 Weekly Photo Challenge: An Unusual POV (#2) | The Quotidian Hudson
  19. An unusual point of view | Zimmerbitch: age is just a (biggish) number
  20. Unusual Point of View | Rebecca Barray
  21. Weekly Photo Challenge: An Unusual Point of View | Sailing Pups
  22. Weekly Photo Challenge: An Unusual POV | Far from Done
  23. WPC: Unusual POV (Ways to focus on 100 meters) | What’s (in) the picture?
  24. Dandelions and Other Foreigners | Writing Between the Lines
  25. Weekly Photo Challenge: An Unusual POV | WryGrass
  26. Weekly Photo Challenge: An Unusual POV #2 | From Ground to Home
  27. Weekly Photo Challenge: An Unusual POV | Never clip my wings
  28. Weekly Photo Challenge – An Unusual Point of View « LargeSelf

WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge: Fleeting

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“We are food for worms, lads,” announces John Keating, the unorthodox English teacher played by Robin Williams in the 1989 film Dead Poets Society. “Believe it or not,” he tells his students, “each and every one of us in this room is one day going to stop breathing, turn cold, and die.” –  Poets.org 

So here I am..I have been sitting for nearly 2 days..sniffling, coughing..wondering if I will live …missing my family and the friends who just finished visiting me in May..a spring/summer cold in June.  In JUNE!!!!   Loads of language homework in front of me I can’t seem to focus on..alone.. alone..all alone..no one to baby me back to health…  feeling a little sorry for myself.  I mean, why wouldn’t I..

POOOORRRRR MEEEE!!!

Then.. I stumble across the Daily Post’s Challenge:  Fleeting.

What an inspirational set of photos and pieces of writing.  An hour disappears while I peruse other’s entries and I find myself inspired to submit a few of my own very recent fleeting moments.  A few times with friends over the past few months.  Happy fleeting moments that you can so easily forget about or take for granted.  I have a great life and here’s to enjoying some of the most recent moments that came and went quicker than I could have imagined.

I hope you enjoy.

To photograph is to hold one’s breath, when all faculties converge to capture fleeting reality. It’s at that precise moment that mastering an image becomes a great physical and intellectual joy. – Henri Cartier-Bresson

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We are only beginning to learn what to say in a photograph.  The world we live in is a succession of fleeting moments, any of which might say something significant. – Alfred Eisenstaedt

 

A few connected blogs I like.

SUNDAY POST : Attraction

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Jakesprinter’s May 5, Sunday posting Attraction brought some awesome submissions from others and was also a great theme for me to catch up on some activities that I have been participating in with my guests and between my studies.  I hope you enjoy visiting these images and might just be inspired to come check out the DC area.

So from sailboat rides to wine festivals…capital buildings to Naval Academies.. Navy memorials to police memorials…historical re-enactments to inspirational sayings and statutes.. welcome to my neighborhood.

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iPhoneography Challenge: Portraits of Mother Earth

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iPhoneography Challenge:  Portraits of Mother Earth posted on 29 April 2013 by Gracie (http://graciebinoya.com), Polly (http://watchingthephotoreels.com) and Pens (http://lensandpensbysally.wordpress.com).  More bike ride photos from school and pics from around DC.  I hope you enjoy.

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Travel theme: Light

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Falling a bit behind on my blog with language studies and visiting friends.  However, I found Alisa’s Travel theme: Light from Where’s my backpack quite beautiful and inspiring. I hope you enjoy some of the light views from in and around the DC area.

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