This week The WordPress Photo Challenge asks us to go into the world of motion. Are you ready?
A glacier breaks and the huge piece of ice drops into the water…
Hitting the water
Catching a glimpse of Orca as they swim by…
Heading right
A turkey buzzard lifts off from a branch…
Gaining momentum
Watching a jellyfish swim…
Fanning out
Waves hitting the shoreline!
Small waves roll against the shoreline
Birds fly and a whale lifts its tail. Another blows out air…
Four whale
Me and my dog playing in the snow. He smiles…
It snows and we play!
One more: Water in motion going over the falls!
The beauty found in a waterfall!
There you have it! These are my views of motion! Have a fabulous weekend and be well!
Great series, Barb. I liked the angle at which you have clicked the shoreline. The breaking of glacier must have been an exciting view but of course from a safe distance. I also loved the last shot and you playing with your dog.
Thank you Norma! It was a fun post to put together! I did have a hard time choosing the photos!
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Nice photos. My fave is of you and your pup playing in the snow. Looks like you were both having a lot of fun!
Thanks Marcybee! We were having fun!
Great photos! I especially like the turkey buzzard and the glacier. And your dog, of course!
Thank you Maggie C. I got lucky with both the buzzard and the glacier. The dog is just a ham when it comes to taking his photo!
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Nice!
🙂 Thanks!
Nice photos, especially enjoyed the waterfall. Looks like you and the pup were having a great time in the snow, nice!
Thank you PJ!
Great photos and interpretations of motion!
Thank you Terri!
Great series of shots!
Why thank you Naomi! I had many, many photos to choose from!
Great photos! Your dog is beautiful.
Thank you Joy! He was still young in that shot. Now 13…
That’s the age my little dog is, 13 years.
May he be well and with you for many more years to come!
Thank you Barb! I wish the same for you and your dog. 🙂
Thanks! 🙂