Wow. Thanks for this challenge. Sometimes I can’t think of a thing that I can use for a challenge and don’t have time to take the right photo, but this week’s “Sunday Stills Challenge: F is for …” has delivered a market basket of choices of photos containing or about words beginning with “F”. So here we go:
First, let’s look at FLIGHT. For those of us who love nature we have a bald eagle flying down the Wisconsin River Valley.
If you prefer mechanized and somewhat crazy acrobatic flight, you have the Royal Canadian Snowbirds and their jets:
Taking wing from the freedom of flight, we enter the world of fences. Here we have a photo of the fence around the governor’s mansion in Wisconsin. And talk about luck, the photo shows the fenced-in mansion in the fog thus scoring a “twofer” in the world of photo challenges.
I have hundreds of flower photos but I feel confident that such photos will be fertile ground for responses to the challenge so I am skipping these. Rather, I will finish with a photo of a local fireworks display (“Fireworks on the 4th,”another “twofer”) followed natural “fireworks” of the type that come with the changes of the season in one of my favorite times of the year: Fall.
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Wonder
Pink-Edged Sulphur on Verbena
Magnolia Blossom
Bald Eagle and Fish
Still Life 1
Lightning
Bald Eagle Along Wisconsin River
Pierced heart
Worker on the Tarmac
Air Ballet
Dragonfly Exercising
Fireworks on Lake Mendota
Train on Span 27
Shadows on Wooden Slats
Snow Globe (Maple Bluff)
Yellow Sulphur on Verbena
The Star
Hauling Pipe in North Dakota
Joy2
Wind
Joy
Bee on Rubeckia
Fall Berries
Grass in the Wind
Martini Glass
Ready to bloom
The blossom
Cookie Parade
A Look Inside
A “Herf”
Late Bloomer
Back of Dinner Plate Dahlia
Peek-a-boo
Spider Web 2 – Cherokee Marsh
Spider Web 3 – Cherokee Marsh
Thistle’s End
Blue Heron2
Great Blue Heron Takes Off
Great Blue Heron
Wasp in Flight
Unkown plant
Stunt Plane Loop
Blur Heron – Warner Park
High plains desert
Iris
A Dog’s World
Wisconsin Capitol East Gallery
Wisconsin Capitol Dome
Wisconsin Capitol Interior
Fall Colors
Magnolia with raindrops
Art Fair on the Square
Hooked
Royal Canadian Air Force Snowbirds
Bins for Agricultural Products (I think)
Feeding Grandpa
Sunset on Crystal Lake
Rural North Dakota Church
Rainbow
Lilies
NSA
The Passed
Sunset – Gills Rock
Unknown
Vista House
Esther Mae
Raindrops on moss
Timerline Phantasmagoria
“Star” Lily
Self-portrait
High plains desert
Surfer near Cannon Beach
Surfers near Cannon Beach. OR
Reflections
Mall Interior
Governor’s Mansion
Sunset on Lake Mendota
Pill with a buzz
On the Tarmac
Swirl
De-icing
Unexpected Visitor
Cookie and Cronkite
Fight and Flight
Tenney Park Bridge
Sandhill Cranes1
Sandhill Cranes2
Sandhill Cranes congregation
Sandhill cranes landing to join the congregation.
Two sparrows spar
Verbens
Black-eyed Susans
Ready to bloom.
Foggy Night
Team Workoul
Dragonfly in pond
Lake Mendota Shore
Points of View 
Sunday Stills Challenge: F is for (five – yikes!)
Posted: January 21, 2014 in Aerobatics, Aircraft, Bald Eagle, Birds, Commentary, Creativity, Fireworks, Flight, Humor, Jets, Photography, Photos Taken Within 100 Meters of HomeTags: Bald Eagles, Fall Colors, fences, fireworks, flight, Governor's Mansion, photo, Royal Canadian Snowbirds, trees, Wisconsin, Wisconsin River Valley
Wow. Thanks for this challenge. Sometimes I can’t think of a thing that I can use for a challenge and don’t have time to take the right photo, but this week’s “Sunday Stills Challenge: F is for …” has delivered a market basket of choices of photos containing or about words beginning with “F”. So here we go:
First, let’s look at FLIGHT. For those of us who love nature we have a bald eagle flying down the Wisconsin River Valley.
If you prefer mechanized and somewhat crazy acrobatic flight, you have the Royal Canadian Snowbirds and their jets:
Taking wing from the freedom of flight, we enter the world of fences. Here we have a photo of the fence around the governor’s mansion in Wisconsin. And talk about luck, the photo shows the fenced-in mansion in the fog thus scoring a “twofer” in the world of photo challenges.
I have hundreds of flower photos but I feel confident that such photos will be fertile ground for responses to the challenge so I am skipping these. Rather, I will finish with a photo of a local fireworks display (“Fireworks on the 4th,”another “twofer”) followed natural “fireworks” of the type that come with the changes of the season in one of my favorite times of the year: Fall.