For The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge: Blur
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I am a circumnavigating sailor and visual storyteller. My travels have taken me across 360 degrees of longitude to 72 countries. I completed my first sailing circumnavigation on November 2019 aboard SY Amandla and am currently wandering ashore.
This is magical! I love your interpretation of the challenge!
You’ve made my day Meg with your lovely compliment! Thank you so very much.
Oh how lovely! Beautiful photo.
You are awesome to say so Desleyjane 🙂 Thank you!
now where did you find something like this??? how cool… bubbles you can get inside? well it is perfect for the blur wpc… and I love the colors.
I took that at the Auckland Lantern Festival but it just didn’t seem to fit in that post. Glad I got a chance to use it. The kids were having a blast. Would have liked to have had a go in the bubbles myself :-). And how wonderful are you to include a link to my ‘Street Scenes’ post in your Blur Post I am honored Yvette. Thank you.
well I had to go back in and add that link because it really fit in – and seriously, wight he way tags and stuff work – someone might come there looking for ideas and so it is my pleasure to share what I feel is a meaty resource. and side note, I am not sure I agree with all of Planet bell’s tips – if you read that post I linked from Sue – I am curious to hear your take – but you know – in between all of your ship stuff… 🙂
I have used each of Planet Bell’s tips depending upon the situation. I probably mostly do ‘Don’t Ask’ and would like to do more of ‘Get In The Action’. Which of his tips resonated with you? Which did not?
well thanks for asking – and while I love his list – and feels it offers rich tips for those interested in this – I also felt like 1b, 2b , and 3 b were pretty much the same thing and maybe could have been grouped together – and not to knit pick – but there was something to his categorizing that did not sit right and even when I went back to read it again – even 3 a and 2 a seemed like they should have been in one category – maybe the left side of my brain was not happy….
I see your point, Could have been organized differently. I was just so distracted by all the pretty pictures that I didn’t pick up on it. Still, the tips are good, even where they build upon earlier ones.
yeah, very good tips from real life experience – and one day this summer I plan to go and look through some older posts on his blog. I did that over xmas break – explored some blogs I had bookmarked – and it was a lot of fun – also a great way to get to know a blogger… even though it is a lot to take in at one time…
Shot – magical and still reality?! Bye. K
I am so pleased you think so Kamila! I am very much enjoying the magic I experience along your Spicy Road 🙂
Fun!!! I like it 🙂 🙂
🙂 So much fun I wish I could have joined those kids! Although I have to say, it looked like an awful lot of work for them to remain upright.
Brilliant idea for the theme… 😀
I am truly pleased you think so Drake!
It is an incredibly beautiful shot, Lisa. It is arty as well. Where were the bubbles? Water or land?
You are lovely to say so Lucile! Am truly pleased that you find them both beautiful and arty 🙂 The bubbles were on land but seeing them on water would be have been really awesome!
Lisa! You took this challenge to a different level! The colors are so vibrant & amazingly the blur added to it!
So glad you think so! I loved having the opportunity to be able to use this photo that I just couldn’t manage to ‘throw away’ 🙂
My grandkids loved playing in these at a recent children’s event. Fun! Beautiful photo.
Thank you Dee! I really appreciate your compliment. And I envy your grandkids. Would love to have a go in one of the bubbles myself, but I am just a tad bit too tall.. and not in the same shape I used to be :-).