Picture-A-Week 2023 - Week 40

[pierces]

Pictures taken between Monday, October 2 and Sunday, October 8.

 

We are now in the last quarter of 2023. If you have been putting off sharing your awesome photos, now's the time to shine!

 

Rules: See above

That's it. This isn't a contest.

All photos taken this week are welcome (not just cruising).

Prizes will not be awarded. Discovering the joy of photography is the prize.

The idea is to get folks out using their cameras for more than vacations and toddler birthdays.

Post one. Post many. Up to you.

Have fun with your camera and share your fun with others!

[ski ww]

Went for a drive to look at the fall colours.

 

[pierces]

We have fall colors here in SoCal. 

 

Green and brown are colors...right?

 

😞

 

Dave

 

[ski ww]

Sun rise this morning.

 

[marysb]

Muskoka Ontario Canada

[pengu1n]

Taken on the Worldwide Photo Walk yesterday in St. Charles, MO:

 

Edited October 8, 2023 by pengu1n

[ROUS]

Queen Angelfish, taken on Easy Street dive site, here on Grand Cayman.  This was the first Queenie that I'd seen up to that moment.  (Lumix LX-10, BigBlue 4600s, red filter)

 

 

[Re-tired]

Afternoon at Edinburgh Castle.

 

[pierces]

Last week celebrated a big event in our oldest grandchild's life. This week it's the youngest's turn. Little Master Kai turns two next Monday, but scheduling conflicts moved his party to Week 40. Friends and family gathered at a favorite beachside park near his home and lavished him with love, attention and gifts. It was a very nice day. Not only for Kai, but for friends and family who don’t get to see each other as often as we would like. The weather was California costal normal with sun and blue skies until a dense fog bank rolled in around noon and the temperature dropped to about 62°. Since most of us were going to return to 90°+ later that day, we didn’t complain. Kai loved all his gifts, but I think our electric motorcycle may possibly have won the day.

 

B-B-B-Bad to the Bone

 

 

 

 

Dave

[boeckli]

Animal murals in the small town of Geeveston in Tasmania (an hour from Hobart)