Skip to content

CFFC: Columns and Vertical Lines

This week’s CFFC topic is Columns and Vertical Lines.

This challenge both new and archived photos are allowed.  The main purpose of this challenge is to create community and get to know each other through photography.

Featured Bloggers

I had a marvelous response from all of you on last week’s  Catching People Unaware challenge. I want to say thank you to each of you for joining along in my challenge.  Here are the featured bloggers for this week.  Their posts really grabbed my attention. They are all worthy of a second or third look.

Current Challenge Series – Most Popular Topics of All time

Next Challenge Series – All Mixed Up

  • Bridges
  • Urban Erosion (see Maarten Vromans)
  • Patterns in Nature
  • Stacks or Blocks
  • Non Alive Animals – carvings, stuffing, lawn ornaments, painting

Please check out my Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge to check out more of what this challenge is about.

CFFC

My entry for this week

I’ve put together a list of challenges and their hosts.  So if you know a challenge host, please direct them to my blog.  Feel free to contact me anytime.  I hope everyone will be able to use my lists.

Qi (energy) hugs

Cee

96 replies »

  5. Pingback: Manmade & Natural | Out of My Write Mind
  6. Pingback: Pole position – pictures imperfect blog
  9. Pingback: CFFC: Columns & Vertical Lines – gwh photos

  11. Cee, thanks for featuring my blog this week! Your collection today had me ooh-ing and aah-ing! I had to Google that amazing column; so this morning I learned about the Astoria Column. Adding it to my list of things I must see when I finally get up to the Oregon coast… someday. 🙂

    Like

  12. Pingback: Exploiting the forest – Une photo, un poème
  13. Pingback: How many columns – Travel with Intent

    • LOL. I usually don’t schedule ahead of time. We will both have to wait until January to see what I come up with. I’m getting ideas though. 😀

      Like

  15. Pingback: CFFC Vertical Looks – Light Words
  16. Pingback: Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge | No Fixed Plans
  18. Pingback: CFFC – Columns and Vertical Lines | Lins Doodles
  20. Pingback: Vertical lines | Kamerapromenader
  24. Pingback: CFFC: Vertical Challenge – Wanderlust and Wonderment
  26. Pingback: CFFC: columns & vertical lines | tbl
  28. Pingback: Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Columns and Vertical Lines – Unexpected in common hours

  30. Oh, Cee, I just love what you wrote here ” The main purpose of this challenge is to create community and get to know each other through photography.”

    Like

  31. Pingback: Vertical lines – Geriatri'x' Fotogallery
  32. Pingback: Columns and Vertical Lines Aplenty — CFFC Dec 30 – Photos by Jez
  34. Pingback: CFFC – Vertical Lines – photographias
  36. Pingback: Trees in the Snow – David M's photoblog
  39. Pingback: CFFC – Columns – Travels with Ali
  41. Pingback: Mostly up. – Pictures without film.
  42. Pingback: The Treasury At Petra | theonlyD800inthehameau
  43. Pingback: CFFC: Columns and Vertical Lines | A Day In The Life

  45. Cee, Please let me know if I did this correctly. It has been so long, and WordPress is so confusing to me. I still do not understand concept of a “pingback”– I am going to start the new year off with more photography.

    Like

  48. Pingback: Columns and vertical lines – Appeltjie
  49. Pingback: Vertical Christmas Lines | The Day After
  50. Pingback: cee’s fun foto challenge columns and vertical lines – photo roberts blog
  52. Pingback: Towers On The Savannah River
  53. Pingback: CFFC: Columns and Vertical Lines | This is Another Story
  54. Pingback: Columns, Verticals & Squares in Budapest – My Camera & I
  56. Pingback: CFFC: UP AND DOWN, COLUMNS AND VERTICALS – Serendipity Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth
  57. Pingback: CFFC: Columns and Vertical Lines | Lillie-Put

        • It is the Astoria Column. Here is some info from Wikipedia.
          The Astoria Column is a tower in the northwest United States, overlooking the mouth of the Columbia River on Coxcomb Hill in Astoria, Oregon. Built in 1926, the concrete and steel structure is part of a 30-acre (12 ha) city park. The 125-foot (38 m)-tall column has a 164-step spiral staircase ascending to an observation deck at the top and was added to the National Register of Historic Places on May 2, 1974.

          It is a real cool place to visit. You an see Washington, several rivers, including the Columbia River and the Astoria Megler bridge.

          https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astoria_Column

          Like

  60. Pingback: Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Columns & Vertical Lines – Our Other Blog: Two Sisters and Two Points of View
  62. Pingback: abstract – take a walk

By
On
96 Comments

Cee Neuner- Cee's Photo Challenges, cees-challenges

, , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Pick Me Up

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 11,949 other subscribers

Blog Stats

  • 2,164,735 hits

CFFC – Tuesday

CFFC challenge runs weekly on Tuesday.

CMMC – Wednesdays

CBWC – Thursdays

CB&W challenge runs weekly on Thursdays.

FOTD – Daily

A Listing of Challenges

COPYRIGHT NOTICE

Copyright notice © Cee Neuner (aka Christine R Neuner) and CeeNPhotography.com blog.  All content of this website is the sole property of Cee Neuner. Please contact the owner for use of any image or text from this website.

%d bloggers like this: