This week our topic is Weathered Wood. Be creative and have fun with this challenge.
Current Challenge Series – Miscellaneous
- Abstracts
- Catching People Unaware
- Farm Animals
- Colorful Monochromes
- Weathered Wood
Next Challenge Series – Twist on One Item
- Half of one Any Item
- Whole of one Any Item
- Front of one Any Item
- Back of one Any Item
- Side of one Any Item
Please check out my Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge to check out more of what this challenge is about.
Tips from Cee
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My entry for this week
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Here’s mine Cee.
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Trees always make such interesting subjects, don’t they? I love the colour in the third photo.
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https://lisaseverydaylife.com/2023/06/09/cffc-weathered-wood….. mMy wood pictures.
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Hi Cee, here is my post: https://robbiesinspiration.wordpress.com/2023/06/08/robbies-inspiration-a-spectrum-of-colours-tankatuesday-and-a-fondant-tree-cffc/
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I love the composition of the cherry log and the saw. You have a wonderful group here, Cee. I hope to join this challenge again on the last day.
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When we camped all the time, I used to love sawing wood. So when logs are too big for our woodstove, it’s fun to get out my saw again. Hope you can join along, I enjoy your entries 😀
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I love the topic and the character wood brings to nature.
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It is magical isn’t it 😀
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I have so much gorgeous weathered wood around me when at the beach and is a favorite of mine to photograph. The colorful movement is what captures my eye.
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Isn’t weathered wood the best 😀 😀
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Indeed!
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I like the texture the trees give. Very detailed.
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Weathered wood does have great texture. Thanks Gilian for commenting 😀
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I love these. Great topic, Cee; I don’t know how you come up with them.
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In Oregon it’s easy. 😀 😀
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Looks like you have been in the woods.
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Nope, these are all old ones. I’m getting close to being able to get in the woods again though. 😀 😀
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❤
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Wonderful take, Cee.
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Thanks Indira for commenting. 😀
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Before I looked at what you published, I figured the wood had to have been made into something, so that’s what I used. But that’s why I post first and look second, so I’m not influenced by what you (or anyone) did.
I love your old trees. They are absolutely very weathered.
We have a lot of weathered — and possibly sick — trees. We are looking for someone to take down branches since our antenna which we only put up last summer, has gone missing the all those new branches. Now that we have rain, everything is growing like CRAZY.
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You are in a forest, its good it grows 😀
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It took a hard hit during the drought and hasn’t quite recovered. It takes more than a rainy spring to set the ecology back to rights.
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Cee, wonderful wood textures! 🙂🌺
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I think of wood as the material with character! Here’s my entry:
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Wood is such a wonderful natural material!
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I agree with you 100% 😀 😀
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Such nice texture, Cee.
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Wood does have a lot of good texture. Thanks Sandy 😀
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Sure.
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Great selection, Cee 😃 I found some weathered wood as well, & Lensy turned up 😂
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I always love it when Lensy turns up 😀 😀
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Very nice, Cee, and believe it or not, I have a fondant tree.
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That would be cool to see 😀
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