Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Sky

 

Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Sky

Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Sky

Cees Fun Foto Challenge
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge

This current series, which I call Anything Goes is just beginning.  This week the topic is Sky. Your photos can be a brilliant blue sky or a stormy sky.  You can have objects in the sky or not.  I just want to see plenty of blue skies and skies that are full of clouds and storms.  Have fun with this challenge. Use your imagination for this theme.  The thing is to have a lot of fun with this challenge.

Go through you photo archives and see what photos you have that fits the current week’s challenge, or better yet grab you camera and take a new photo! ENJOY and have FUN.

 

Blue Skies over Brownsville, Brooklyn, New York

Fluffy Clouds in the mix

 

 

Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge – March 10, 2017

 

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Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge – March 10, 2017

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This challenge is all about capturing the roads, walks, trails, rails, steps, etc. we move from one place to another on.  You can walk on them, climb them, drive them, ride on them, as long as the specific way is visible.  Any angle of a bridge is acceptable as are any signs.

 

 

 

 

Georgia O’Keefe at the Brooklyn Museum

 

Georgia O’Keefe at the Brooklyn Museum

Finally got back over to the Georgia O’Keefe special exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum today. Still crowded but not as bad as last Sunday. Stephen and I went to see the exhibit on Sunday and you could barely get through for the number of visitors. Sunday the exhibit was literally jammed packed with people!!

I’ve always admired the work of Georgia O’Keefe and would study her paintings in depth and detail whenever I was posted in the modern art section of the Main building. I never lost my fascination for her artworks, her simplicity and style as a working woman artist.

 For me she over shadows any of the shallow and superficial females held up by the media and society as being ideal. Ms. O’Keefe used her brain, talents and gifts to cement her place in history/HerStory and she should be considered a role model for young women not the sexpot actresses, singers & entertainers currently paraded before our TV and Movie screens.

 This time I was able to take some photos. As you can see Ms. O’Keefe posed for many photos. I like the fact that she kept her own last name instead of taking her husband’s last name, she was plain spoken, had simple utilitarian clothing that allowed her to paint, she was not caught up in fashion, and she aged. Naturally. Without shame or pretense.

No botox. No plastic surgery. For me she became even more beautiful as she aged. Stately and Majestic!! Georgian O’Keefe was married for 22 years and moved to the Southwest after his death. Ms. O’Keefe and her husband did not have children. She lived to be 99 years old. The sad thing is that towards the end of her life she went blind and could no longer create art.

If you want to see great artistic work of value and substance I highly recommend this show.  Some of my photos did not come out too great so I’ve included these links so you can get better images.

https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/

https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/exhibitions/georgia_okeeffe_living_modern

 

 In this photo Ms. O’Keefe looks like a Vermeer painting.

 

 


Pictures and Poetry

Will I be reading my poetry from this platform sometime in the future? Who knows? Maybe? Is it possible that I could have a small gallery space for my photographs? Perhaps?! Let’s see what the future holds.

Right now I’m just happy for the great breakfast food and friendly people!!  The Daily Press is the New Happy Place for Stephen and I. Stephen is always #1 in my Heart and my Priorities!!

Solitude | The Daily Post

 

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Solitude

This week, show us what being alone means to you.

 

“Solitude is the place of purification.” — Martin Buber

Many people equate solitude with loneliness, but I find it comforting and restorative. Because of social media’s ubiquity, we are constantly connected to others. Even when we are physically alone, we are very rarely truly solitary. Unplugging is good, and introspection is important, but most of us don’t get enough opportunity to do either.