Showing posts with label Project Looking Through. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Project Looking Through. Show all posts

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Project Looking Through . . . The Overflow

" Sheerly Nature"

"Piece & Love"

"Peek-a-Boo"

"I See You"

"On Top of the World"

Since Mark of Regular Life has brought Project Looking Through to a close and I had a few more PLT photos on deck, I decided to show them all in one post. I really am fond of some of them and felt it would be a pity to waste them.


I am sad that the project has come to an end so quickly, but it is better off anyways. I really must return to the reason why I started my blog originally, which was to post something positive about my day before I go to sleep every night.


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Looking Through (No. 05)

"Tubular"

Here is my 5th installment for "Project Looking Through" hosted by Mark of Regular Life. Visit his blog to see more PLT photos! (Even though PLT is coming to an end, I still have a few more photos to post, so I hope you'll come back to check them out over the next few days.)

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Looking Through (No. 04) & Project Green: Take Two

Although I took these photos at different times, I thought it would be appropriate to post them together. This is a vase that my cousin, who serves in the U.S. Air Force, bought for me as a Christmas present a few years ago while he was stationed in Korea. It is very special to me because, when I see it on my desk, it reminds me to keep him in my thoughts and to hope that he stays safe.



(Sorry . . . no clever titles today.)

For more "Project Looking Through" photos, visit Mark at Regular Life. To see more "Project Green" photos, stop by Anna's blog at Anna Carson Photography.

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Looking Through (No. 03)

"Night Vision"

I took this photo from the inside of my 1yr old son's crib. That is one of the views he has during the night (thus the title "Night Vision"). If you would like to participate in Project Looking Through or would like to see more PLT photos, please visit Mark's blog "Regular Life."

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Looking Through (No. 02)



This is my second installment for Project Looking Through (PLT) hosted by Mark. If you can't quite tell what it is that we're looking through, it is the opening in one of our dining chairs. I usually can think of a suitable title for my photos, but drew a blank with this one. Any suggestions are welcome!


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Looking Through (No. 01)

"Basket Case"

This is a fun new photo meme called Project Looking Through (PLT) thought up by Mark. It is one of the most interesting projects I've taken part in to date. Please visit Mark's blog "Regular Life" if you would like to participate or see more PLT Photos.

(As you can see, my son is not as eager to help me with this project as he is with Project Yellow.)

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