This week the prompts were: Shine, Fast, Left, Peace and Plain.
So won't you join me as I share my Scavenger Hunt photo's and then pop on over to Ashley's blog and check out the other enteries.
SHINE:
The finish on hubby's Fender Jaguar really does "Shine!"
FAST:
LEFT:
Now you may be wondering just what this has to do with the prompt (Left) but here's the scoop if something looks this good, it's bound to taste good and soon there is nothing....
Left but the crumbs! - Oh I confess after I took this shot even the crumbs weren't left!
PEACE: I have 2 shots for this because I couldn't make up my mind which one I wanted to use the most.
My "Peace" Rose or...
PLAIN:
Nice set. Ha ha to fast...great minds think alike! Have a happy week. Love shine.
ReplyDeleteLove your peace rose and that dessert looks so yummy, definitely not a crumb left.
ReplyDeleteExcellent job with these, Ida! I love the reflection of the hand on the guitar! The flower is gorgeous and I like your choices for peace!
ReplyDeleteI love both your shots for Peace and that shot of the peanuts for Plain is so sharp... I love the details and the texture.
ReplyDeleteHer shirt is so cute and perfect for this prompt! Great set this week, Ida!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you couldn't decide on ONE Peace photo because they are my two favorites. The colors on that rose are beautiful, and Coleen is a perfect flower child!
ReplyDeletegreat group - gorgeous rose, and I love your interpretation of peace (and left - yea, that looked pretty tasty.)
ReplyDeleteGreat shots love your shine!
ReplyDeleteGreat set - love plain....yum.
ReplyDeleteLove your post. Left.......I would also have nothing.......
ReplyDeleteFast is great. I have tried a couple times without luck. Thanks
Love the shine on hubby's fender & your peace shots are lovely.
ReplyDeleteLove your line-up this week, your shine is great as is your Peace rose, so lovely, and ofcourse cute Coleen with the perfect shirt.
ReplyDeleteI really like all your pictures! Shine and left are especially creative :) (also, now I'm hungry, lol)
ReplyDeleteLove the guitar and that gorgeous yellow rose.
ReplyDeletecolleen was by far my favorite, it wasn't even close!!
ReplyDeletemy 2nd favorite was hubby's fender!!
Nice set this week! I can't pick a favorite.
ReplyDeleteI love your shine and plain shots. And great idea with the empty plate with crumbs - was it delicious?
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. Love the first one and the last one. So wonderful.
ReplyDeleteOh Ida, love that shine shot and peace too! Lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful interpretations of this week's hunt!
ReplyDeleteYou are quite cleaver with your choices, Ida.. especially that last peace shot.
ReplyDeleteLove the Fender and the peanuts -- but really they are all great! :)
ReplyDeleteNice shots - I love both of the Peace pix!
ReplyDeleteOh wow...that first "shine" shot if FABULOUS! I hope your hubs likes it too!
ReplyDeleteOnce again Ida, a wonderful set and fun commentary! Bravo!!
ReplyDeleteWe interpreted 'left' in the same way but I never thought to include the "before" picture...very clever!
Great day to you!
Great set! Love the yellow rose. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese are fun, you did a great job with the prompts! I like your peace rose, and your plain peanuts (that photo is great - nothing plain about it!), and you're so right about the bees. I still haven't been able to get a clear shot of them. I keep telling myself I need to just pick one flower and wait, but it's so hard!
ReplyDeleteWow, you found a beautiful "shine"!! I love both your "peace" shots! You're rose is so beautiful and Colleen and her shirt are just perfect!! Have a good week!
ReplyDeleteThat rose is so pretty - love that color.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots-- but I just love that one of the peanuts the best!
ReplyDeleteYour rose shot is so pretty. And Peace just made me smile. Too cute..
ReplyDeleteThese scavenger hunts are quite a lot of fun to see! Your train of thought with the photos is always interesting to read. I'm going to try to eke out a few minutes to view some of the other entries, as well. Thanks!
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