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Saturday, February 19, 2011

Photo Hunt: Silhouettes

Although I’m sporadic in visiting, one of my favourite memes is the ‘Saturday Photo Hunt’ hosted by http://tnchick.com/
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Each week, a theme is provided, with participants asked to submit a photo they think best illustrates that theme.
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When I saw that today’s prompt was ‘silhouettes’, it brought to mind a crisp Fall day spent in a corner of our West Coast known as Steveston. That afternoon stands out in part because we shared it with our younger son - walking along the waterfront and watching the sun sink lower in the sky.







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As this grown man clambered over the rocks and launched logs into the water, I was reminded of countless afternoons over the years when our children were small and each day was an adventure waiting for them to undertake.
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For me, it is most certainly the small moments in life that have sculpted my contentment…

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Thank you tnchick, for hosting this weekly event..so glad I've rediscovered you.
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9 comments:

  1. Those are some really beautiful shots! Your second one, in particular, is very striking, with the man and his crooked stick. I love the reflection in the boat one, too.

    Thanks for dropping by my blog!

    -alejna

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  2. what a marvelous set you shared with us. while all are superb, the second one captured my heart.

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  3. Beautiful images, and I can see the silhouette of the boy shadowing the man he has become. Lovely, Lynette!

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  4. i enjoyed our silhouettes. marvelous composition..

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  5. Gorgeous silhouettes, Lynette. I, of course, especially love the tugboat.
    -- Luv, K

    Kay, Alberta, Canada
    An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel

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  6. They are lovely and the small vessel on the water is especially pretty to me.

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  7. Oh … what wonderful memories of Steveston your illuminated photographs bring back, Lynette. I spent a few years as a young girl there. I used to love walking along the wharf. The waterfront and colorful boats encouraged my urge to write. I was curious about what adventures the sailors of these vessels had on their journeys. This little fishing village inspired my imagination.

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  8. Lynette,
    These are beautiful, but your words are better:
    "small moments in life that have sculpted my contentment…"

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  9. Beautiful shots!! They brought to mind some that I had taken recently that would go along with this theme quite well :) These are so peaceful.. :)

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