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Weekly Photo Challenge: Serenity
Serenity (noun): The state of being calm, peaceful, and untroubled. Filed under: Photography Tagged: airedale terrier, Allegheny River, Dorothy Holley, Monongahela River, peaceful, photography,...
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Top Commenter Shares Link about the Serenity Prayer
If you follow the blog, you’ve seen Stef’s smiling gravatar and you’ve read her thoughtful comments. She’s the author of Three Daily Delights blog. This week’s theme is SERENITY and after looking at...
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Theme for my week- Serenity
Once you start looking for photographs in your archives that say “serenity” -you think of more and you’re seeking the ones that make you feel calm and peaceful inside, just to look at them. So you just...
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Peaceful, Calm, Untroubled- all sound good to me
Serenity – continued. Finding photos to go with this week’s theme has been satisfying. Thanks for looking at today’s gallery of images that feel peaceful in a variety of ways. Filed under: Photography...
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Colorado Morning Serenity-Guest Blog
My Floridian friend Kristin is braving the elements and skiing in Colorado. This is the view upon awakening. She emailed it to me this morning. I thought it fit in nicely with the theme of the week-...
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New Semester Starts Tomorrow – Serene Thoughts Tonight
Last gallery of Serenity as the challenge of the week will change Friday. Rainee of All About Words blog was correct in her comment “Isn’t it interesting how often water, nature, children and pets...
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I’m stuck on this week’s theme -Serene sunset St. George Island, Florida From the archives June 2016
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Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday Seagull at Sunrise St. Augustine from the Archives
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Silent Sunday. Guest Blog
Sunset Photo by Kristin at St. George Island, FLHer taking it through the screen gives it an impressionistic effect.
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