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Pose: Ana Poses
Hair: Rama
Bolero: Ison
I did this alphabet series as a photography project - trying to find letters in everyday shapes and objects that are not letters. As I did loads of sliding to get it as a mosaic hope it fits the bill for Sliders Sunday! HSS
Crazy Tuesday theme: a bowl full of crazyiness
In my bowl I have alphabet characters from A to Z. I shot this in the bright western sunlight just for something different.
Thank you everyone for your kind comments and favs. All are greatly appreciated. HCT
For February Alphabet Fun Month 2026
Not only Dramatic but also Dear. This was a rather extravagant photo shoot!
Yes, a theme seems to have presented itself. So I will try to stick to veggies and fruit. So far so good. The difficult letters are yet to come!
My generations's meme train wiggles north along a whole slew of fallen flag trackage. NRFF is a modern day beneficiary of how well the Reading has done in my lifetime. This train originates down in North Reading and delivers cars to the far north end of operations at Pittston Yard. There was never a direct route to go between Tamaqua and Pittston, until a couple years back. As you approach the CNJ overpass of the Lehigh Valley RR, the modern Reading was able to build a connection across the Lehigh River.
This spot is not far from the new connection on the old LV Route north towards Sayre, PA.
Cherokee Alphabet daze and confuse everyone! First, the Cherokee alphabet is technically not an alphabet at all, but a syllabary. That means each Cherokee symbol represents a syllable, not just a consonant or a vowel. More at: www.native-languages.org/cherokee_alphabet.htm
Hats available at the Cherokee Nation in Cherokee North Carolina
Blog:
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Bralet/Shorts: .miss chelsea. - Ziva - @ K9
Hair: Beusy - Wisteria Hairstyle [ Nitrous Gacha / COMMON / C ] -@ Pocket Gacha hud
Choker: Beusy - Barbed Choker (Wear) [ Nitrous Gacha / COMMON / C]- @ Pocket Gacha hud
Drink: MIWAS / Vapor summer Pineapple Drink #2 @ Equal 10
February Alphabet Fun Month, 2022 edition.
After a severe snow squall hit southern Wisconsin last night, Suzy decided to hit the slopes on a sunny Saturday.
13 degrees F ( -10 C)
Jefferson, WI, USA
Weekly Alphabet Challenge 'kaleidescope' theme. 11/52
This was generated from an original image (in comments) using LunaPic.online free software.
For my February Alphabet Fun Month group, I am adding an extra photo for the letter Y. Just because they’re yellow and beautiful and I needed some flowers. :-)
I bought myself some flowers. It’s been a colder than normal winter for central Indiana, with more snow and ice than usual. And I have seasonal effective disorder. There are no signs of spring outside. I needed flowers. The days are getting longer, and spring will be here soon. And I am starting to feel human again.
ODC Spring
FAFM 2025
sur le blog Éléments du monde ordinaire l'auteur oublie son narrateur et aborde un autre monde par sa première lettre.
douce nuit (2447r1500nb)
Weekly Alphabet Challenge 39/52 ~ Minimalism
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2023 Weekly Alphabet Challenge 9/52 ~ Identical
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2018 weekly alphabet challenge - T=trouble
Not easy for the camera in my mobile to get the exposure right when part of the scene is light and the rest is dark.
2023 Weekly Alphabet Challenge 12/52 ~ Leisure
I love baking and consider it a leisure activity rather than a necessity. Today's chocolate tray bake is a firm favourite of my grandchildren.
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I didn't have time to take this photo until this evening! So it was a little rushed.
Here is a yardstick, extremely foreshortened, because of the angle.
You could call this shot "Fun with Focus Stacking" because it took 280 shots to get it all in focus. Unfortunately, the lighting was wrong, but I had no time to do it over.
This is a well used metal yardstick I bought years ago, so I could cut straight lines in foam board etc without hurting a wooden yardstick. It has been WELL used, as you can see from the scratches.
I'm not going to have time to comment on all your excellent Y images, so sorry! I'll make sure I am here for Z!
An alphabet soup for the abc crowd
In which alpha beta gamma are disavowed
surely would schmeck a whole lot better
with the addition of a multiculti letter
(from: Ditties and Doggerels by FF Whitamore)
Weekly Alphabet Challenge 31/52 ~ Egg
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Yay! Made it to the end.
Went for Zip today for Z.
Hope you’ve enjoyed all my photos for this challenge, will now have to think about next years ones.
Thank you for all you wonderful comments and friendship this past month.
Dans la forêt de Fontainebleau, il existe des chemins balisés de lettres peintes en bleu sur des rochers remarquables. Claude-François -Dénécourt, un amoureux de cette forêt, a crée ces chemins bleus à partir de 1850 pour faire découvrir à tous la beauté de cette forêt unique.
In the forest of Fontainebleau, there are marked trails letters painted in blue on remarkable rocks. Denecourt Claude Francis, a lover of this forest, has created those blue roads from 1850 to discover all the beauty of this unique forest.
Shot(s) taken and contrived for Saturday Self Challenge 16/04/2022 -- Something which resembles a letter of the alphabet
Well off I go out to look and capture anything that looked like a letter from the alphabet . Great I found quite a few different letter shots , and not to waste them I have used them all except one for the "W" .
Loading an anagram app I found I had the above , I do not know if it meant anything - could it be self expression , realisation , or just the work of a chaotic mind ??
Just to run through the letters ------------
I The top of a scaffolding pole .
A The " Alpha " Bug Hotel .
M The top of some trellis fencing in my garden .
C The Spout of the kitchen sink tap , cropped and rotated .
H A rooftop aerial .
A The " Alpha " Bug Hotel .
O A nearby lifebuoy by a hollow that only ever fills with
water once in about 4 or 5 years .
S A section of a wrought iron fence .
And a sight & sound that is not in any better a place ----
Traditional wooden printing blocks at the Antica Stamperia Fabiani which has a wonderful collection of traditional printing presses.
Weekly Alphabet Challenge 51/52 ~Yellow
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There is Late Breakiing News today at We’re Here!
X is for XENOPHOBIA at February’s Alphabet Fun:2017 Edition. Let’s pray for a cure.
With apologies to Dr. Axe - I borrowed a picture of his article. I'll put it back when we're finished here. ;-)
Gee, I started this alphabet month out so well, taking each photo the day before. Then life caught up with me and laughed at my attempt at orderliness.
Now I am scrambling to get the photo done, and I'm only uploading it to the group in the middle of the night (or early morning of the next day)!
So, here is T for Topaz. These are my favorite pieces. I don't own many, since I don't really go anywhere requiring decoration very often. But of what I have, these, a gift from my husband many years ago, are my favorites. I love the glowing blue of the blue topaz, and I tried to capture that glow for this "T" day of February Alphabet Fun Month.
I'm really sorry I don't have time to go look at all your entries, tonight. I'll try to do that tomorrow.... in between figuring out what starts with "U".....