For the Daily Prompt: warning.
blue evening with pink
For the Daily Prompt: warning.
For the Daily Prompt: frantic.
The first black crowned night heron that we spot is holding very still. Fishing? No, after a while we realize: napping. Napping with head tucked, on one foot and not caring when a coot swims by.
That is a very talented napper, the opposite of frantic.
For my friend Caroline, a black crowned night heron.Β We were 15 feet away when I spotted it! Hopeful, we think, that it was camouflaged and we were just being tourists. It was not frantic, more watchful.
For the Daily Prompt: frantic.
For the Daily Prompt: quartet.
Three of four elements.
For Mundane Monday 153: unusual angle.
I am traveling and will add more later, access tricky right now! And my photo won’t load….will fix later!
I followed this lovely blue foot creature from the top of the railing, to the side and then underneath.
Add your pingback and I will list them for this theme next week!
Here is Colette’s addition from last week, on the theme chairs and sun: https://bedressed.wordpress.com/2018/03/19/mundane-monday/.
For the Daily Prompt: faceless.
No face but still loved.
Good morning! I am continuing photrablogger’s Mundane Monday:Β #152. The theme is something about chairs or sun or both.
Send a message and put a pingback and I will endeavor to collect and post them in next Monday’s post.
This photograph makes me dreamy. I wonder if chairs love the spring and the sun too?
Addendum: too dreamy. I already did 151! Changed to 152!
This is for photrablogger’s Mundane Monday #150: he is closing down and passing the torch. I am offering to carry it for a while, but we shall see. I am certainly not a professional photographer. I just like it.
Safe travels, Jithin, and I hope you continue to have wonderful photographic captures.
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