FSO
theme
Lines, and where they lead.
Crossing lines
The RR tracks run parallel to the road once you turn left here.
The RR tracks run parallel to the road once you turn left here.
country road vs
railroad tracks
Lines of the poles with lifesaving signs on them.
Property lines
Hopefully keeping peace.
Crafty lines.
Keeping an old lady's hands agile.
Family lines
Granddaughter
Greatgrandson
Continuation of generations.
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Hopefully keeping peace.
Crafty lines.
Keeping an old lady's hands agile.
Family lines
Granddaughter
Greatgrandson
Continuation of generations.
Go here for more FSO
11 comments:
I enjoyed and loved your "lines" presentation today. Most interesting. I especially love the one of the granddaughter and the sweetie.
Hi, I have just found your blog and it's so nice to meet you....I love the challenge of straight lines and you did a great job with it...The picture of your granddaughter and her son is just beautiful...loving that pose....
What a beautiful photo!
no way you are a great grandma! Love that photo too. I especially like the crossed lines -s railroad tracks and road.
You have a beautiful interpretation of the subject this week. Congrats on your new great grandson.
Great shots. What a great idea with the family lines and a beautiful family!
Love that photo of the mother and baby!
The portrait is lovely!
I've always love railroad tracks and crossing signs, however, the photo of your granddaughter and baby are gorgeous.
I didn't think you would be able to raise the bar on your crossroads shot. Should know you better by now, you always find one out of the square shot. And your family lines portrait is so you, Peggy, speaks of gentleness and love.
I wish that Blogger would put in a 'like' button so we can show we appreciate photos and comments.
the railroad and hilly road is so YOUR neck of the woods. congrats on the new biz-netto. just when we think we love the most we get one more chance to love more. GingerV
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