Welcome back to week #20 of Camera Lucida Photo Challenge
This week’s theme: ‘Stone’
- hard solid non-metallic mineral matter of which rock is made, especially as a building material.
Welcome back to this week’s Camera Lucida photo challenge…
This week share a caption of grey…illustrate the hard and solid image of stone.
Capture the beautiful diversity of shapes and colours…the power and strength that flows within.
Tell us a story…let your imagination take you in-between the pebbles and find the gems hidden underneath…
How to join us?
Follow your host and share each week your own vision of the theme.
Create a new post with the title CAMERA LUCIDA followed by the theme name.
The content of the post is completely down to you, share just the photo or be even more creative and tell us the story behind the scene, make it your own.
Feel free to use the ‘Your Gallery’ badge in your post and link back to the last Camera Lucida challenge or just leave a link to your post in the comment box.
Please tag your post #cameralucida so other participants can find the entries on the Reader.
Do not forget to tag and link back, this way your post will be visible to others besides your followers
You will have seven days to introduce your snapshot to everyone.
At the end of each challenge I will share with you all the entries and introduce you to their makers. Make sure you visit their blogs, share honest feedback and be supportive.
Let me take you on a journey of beautiful imperfections!
Marie and Work in Progress
Olga and Love and Light Tanka
Thank you very much for joining Camera Lucida Photo Challenge, I hope you’ve enjoyed it 🙂
THIS WEEK SHARE YOUR STONE
MOMENT!
Your Gallery Host,
Julia
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An important stone that my hubby picked up in beautiful Queenstown shore of NZ that looked like a heart was left back home so unfortunately I didn’t join because of this… no photo 😦
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Oh:) Thank you for sharing the story, so lovely:)
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Here’s my entry, Julia. https://odaciuk.wordpress.com/2017/02/14/stones-of-time/
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Luckily I have a few stone images. I’ll be back. 🙂
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