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June 4, 2012

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Weekly Photo Challenge: Today

by Andrea O'Connell

The weekly photo challenge word is was “today.”

Lately my “today’s” have been sans camera in favor of the computer and work-projects.

I shot these photos on a today that happened last month!

There’s a “today” certainty and strength in nature, especially in the sea…. it flows through every today …. the waves, so much like music…

Anyway, I love a today with ocean in it.

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8 Comments Post a comment
  1. Andrea O'Connell
    Jun 4 2012

    Reblogged this on Loving Jazz Photo Blog.

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  2. The Retiring Sort
    Jun 4 2012

    beautiful!

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  3. writeovertheedge
    Jun 4 2012

    Lovely colours in the waves.
    I live by the ocean too – and yes, every day should have water of some kind in it…

    http://lorely-writingfromtheedge.blogspot.ie/2012/06/picture-it-in-your-own-words-today.html

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  4. orples
    Jun 4 2012

    Those waves look so inviting. I love the colors and the forms the waves make. You managed to capture a couple of particularly nice shots. Beautiful!

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  5. eof737
    Jun 16 2012

    It’s a great shot! 🙂

    Reply

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