Cee’s Weekly Wrap Up – June 14, 2014 and the Beach

You still have plenty of time get your entries into all my challenges for this week.  I’m sure the bloggers who I featured would appreciate your comments too.

Have a great weekend everyone.

Sunday – Odd Ball Challenge:  Week 15

You still have until tomorrow to join in on this week’s odd ball challenge.  There is never a theme to Odd Ball challenge.  Odd Ball’s are those great photos that you take which really don’t seem to fit into a common category.

Featured Bloggers

• World Wide Friends – I adore the flag, but there are just some fun odd balls to delight in.
• Foto Challenge – I love taking shots of tile, and you won’t be disappointed with this photo.
• Mama Cormier – Children’s recreation equipment and can be odd to adults and oh so fun to photograph.
• NowAtHome – I just adore this shot and had to chuckle!  I hope you do too!
• Views of the World From My Perspective – Another great fun and odd entry.  This is definitely rated G for family.

Monday – Share Your World Week #23

See how everyone answered my questions this week.

1. Would your rather be stuck in a small plane with mild turbulence for 2 hours or be a passenger in a car racing the Daytona 500?
2. Would you rather be alone with nobody in the vicinity for one month or never be alone not even for a minute for one month?
3. Would you like to sleep in a human size nest in a tree or be snuggled in a burrowed spot underground?
4. In a car would you rather drive or be a passenger?

Tuesday – Fun Foto Challenge:  Edges

There is still a couple days to get your entries in for the topic of edges.

Featured Bloggers

• Elizabeth Krall Photos – Equisite macro just like a shining star.
• Bob’s Wife – This is the first of the story of a stunning bud to flower.  Gorgeous photography.
• The Voice From the Backseat – This is a story of a tulip with some wonderful photography.
• Artkorppi – Absolutely stunning array of flowers including a couple of dahlias.
• Neihtn – Amazing and stunning photography of a magnolia blossom, columbine and peony.
• Br4ceYourself – A single magnolia blossom exquisitely photographed.
• SnapHappi – Such a wide range of colorful and beautiful floral macros!!

Next Tuesday’s topic will be things with crooked and squiggly lines.

Friday – Tips and Tricks: Bokeh Defined

This week’s tips and tricks topic was suggested by WoolyAndraeski’s blog and where I introduced the idea of using more bokeh in your photography.  I will go into more detail in Part Two of this series.

It’s been cold the last two days, and a warm beach sounds good to me right now.  So here are a few photos from Lincoln City, Oregon I’ve taken in the past.  Oh by the way, it is rarely real warm on the beaches in Oregon.

 

Qi (energy) hugs

Cee