Woke up with a little 4.1 tumbler this morning. Anyone else feel it?
Picnicking above the dry creek bed I noticed children bolder hopping among the rocks. Interested in conversations it was hard to break away to get a photo. The kids were escapees from family get-together so they were not the usual ragged jean types. I captured one young lady ready to take a leap. The header images is the original from iPhone 5s native camera.
Let me know what you think.
https://chasinglifeandfindingdreams.wordpress.com/2015/08/17/crazy-month-of-work-and-fun/
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Like your new blog :look.” The young girl who is boulder hopping has my full attention. I enjoy the first shot (#2) where I get to see more of the surroundings and her challenge. Happy Photo Challenge.
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thanks The new looks help’s me add a little extra to the posts. Your comment this time really helps me think through how to choose images. too often I’m tempted to zoom in for details and leave out details that tell a bigger story. Thank You.
Happy Monday Challenge
C
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My pleasure…
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I agree, Carol. I like the one that lets us see more as well. I like your first image as well.
janet
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Thanks. good to know the first one got a vote too 🙂
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I didn’t feel the shake this morning, but I get a kick out of the child hopping uphill on the rocks. Your first photo is my favorite—great composition and contrast to the image. Ω
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I’ve been offline all afternoon I guess it got kicked off during the quake?? Reset the rauter.
Interesting you like the first one. It is a Hipstamatic edit. You have radar for it.
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Hipstaradar, hmmmmm, could be. Right now Hipstamatic and ProCamera 8 are my go-to apps. If you haven’t tried the latter it is worth a look (http://www.procamera-app.com/ ). Ω
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Yup…we sure felt that sharp jolt this morning!…and heard it too! I got even more of an adrenalin rush from that earthquake/jolt than from my “less than graceful,” and sometimes “jarring” rock hopping on a very rocky river, throughout the past month!
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Oh I’ll have to check out your post what rocky road have you been on? don’t know how I missed it.
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Oh, I didn’t post about the river…but that rocky river was the Pemigewasset River, in Lincoln, New Hampshire…so many rocks for hoping on and over!..and bumping shins on too! ( there were a few rocky roads and many rocky trails too…lots of rocks!)
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Oh I thought you were say it had been a rocky emotional time. Good to know just a few bumped shins. Sounds like a fun trip 🙂
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I love your photo of the plantain. We get the odd earthquake here too.
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Glad there are just a few odd quakes for you, we’re always expecting the Big One.
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