Seven Day Black and White Photo Challenge - Day Seven
We were nominated by @ervin-lemark to participate in the 7-day black-and-white photo challenge.
Today is the seventh and final day to add one more image to the puzzle that describes Red Dragonfly.
This is our photo for Day Seven:
Black and white callenge, Day Seven
Rules for the Challenge:
1. Seven black and white images that represent an aspect of your life.
2. Present one image every day for seven days.
3. No people in the photos.
4. No explanation.
5. Nominate someone every day, but anyone can join the fun.
6. Use the tag #sevendaybnwchallenge as one of your five tags.
Today's Nomination:
7th and final nomination is: Well, as guideline number 5 says, "anyone can join the fun" so we're just going to throw it open to anyone who has seen the challenge but hasn't yet been nominated. Have at it!
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Cool shot! I wonder what's the story behind it!
It's actually an extreme macro shot of the center of an orange California Poppy. They grow in the grassy margins around where we have our gallery, and add color all summer long.
That's beautiful! Those are things you can't tell from the lack of color. So adorable how you gave a meaning to such a small thing! Little things matter ❤
Yes, little things matter very much... and they are often overlooked.