Although green and games were both fun topics to photograph, it is time we said goodbye to the letter G and hello to the letter H. Like all the other letters before it, H will be sticking around for two weeks.
The first weekly assignment for the letter H is HEAVENLY. Heavenly is defined in the dictionary as: divine, of the heavens or sky, or very pleasing or wonderful. What is HEAVENLY to you?
Spring is right around the corner...honest. It's just taking its sweet time getting here. This week we are taking pictures of one of the most popular spring colors... GREEN. Now Green does not automatically mean a nature shot, it can be anything that's GREEN, from green M&M's to a green hat, or to a green car. Just show us something that's GREEN in your area.
Got Game? I hope so, because that's the theme over here at Shutterbugs this week. As you can see from our photos below games come in all different shapes and sizes. Show us your GAME this week.
Ok E is gone and behind us. We got to see images of mother EARTH and things that make us go EEK. We are moving on down the alphabet to the letter F, and in celebration of springing ahead our F word for this week is FLOWER. Cant wait to see those all those colorful blooms and petals in your area!
P.S. Sorry for the lateness. Corinna had a computer glitch! :)
We are heading into the 2nd week with the letter E, as we do we leave EARTH and all its beauty behind and move on towards things that make us go EEK.
For some of us, it might be a really scary looking bird while for others it might be a creepy crawly found on the living room rug. What makes you go EEK?
Ooops.. sorry for the delay in posting folks. Edie ran into a slight technical difficulty over the weekend. But we are back and super excited to continue on our alphabet journey with the letter E. WOO HOO!!
This week, we are taking a step back and looking at the wonders of mother EARTH. No matter where you are, or what your current season is, you are sure to find oodles and oodles of EARTH's images around you. What represents EARTH to you?