
Do you put your eye and heart on the same axis when taking photos? I know I do!
Have a great weekend!
~donna
This week’s host, John of John’s Space challenges us to explore HUMOR in our photography. I had to scratch my head a little bit for this one. Did I have any photos that fell into this category? And then, suddenly a flood of memories of photos I’ve taken over the years started coming back to me.
Our backyard critters, like these squirrels, are always quite humorous and entertaining! Seriously, the way they twist and turn their bodies to get to the food is quite fascinating to say the least!
Dogs have such wonderful personalities. They’re like kids and come up with the most unexpected!
Well, the U.S. Post Office may not think this photo is as funny as I did. So much for getting through sleet and snow!
I don’t know if this guy was supposed to be Shakespeare or Christopher Columbus, but he definitely turned a few heads as he came strolling through the bar in Beaufort, SC.
“Feed the birds… Tuppence a bag….” This man was a regular at the Pier on St. Simons Island, Georgia. He definitely had them eating out of his hands and off his head!
And then there are things you stumble on and wonder about the person who came up with an idea like this?
And of course, you can’t forget about the “signs that are everywhere!
Thank you, John for this fun and humorous trip down memory lane and the reminder that humor is all around us, even when it seems like the world is in utter chaos!
Keep your camera handy, folks! You never know when that once in a lifetime photo-op will happen!
Until next time!
~donna
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