It's time once again to join Kathy (You'll Shoot Your Eye Out) for Song-ography. This week she went "way back" in time with the song,
Summer Wind sung by Frank Sinatra. I must admit I had never heard this song before but I enjoyed listening to it. So without further ado here is my interpretation of the song. Mind you this one was a "tough" one for me and I may be out on a limb here with my interpretation but that's what makes this meme fun is that you can be literal or not so literal with the song and your photographic interpretation of it.
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-Summer Wind-
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This weeks prompts were: Back to School, Writing Utensil, Favorite Subject, Lunch and Recreation.
Again I am going to confess to having to get creative with some of these prompts.
BACK TO SCHOOL: School hasn't started here yet and won't until afte Labor Day (Sept. 3rd to be exact). Today though Coleen and I walked down to the school she attends and I shot this photo of the front of the school.
WRITING UTENSIL:
FAVORITE SUBJECT: My favorite subject in school was reading but when I asked Coleen today she said hers is, Science. She loves to check out books about things instead of fictional stories. Here she is at the library today listening to some scientific stuff about...
LUNCH: This one was one of the tough ones. So I'm getting creative here:
RECREATION: Fish can be recreational...especially if you catch something like this:
"Art Carp" is fun! Your Summer Wind photo is so pretty with that sun shining through.
ReplyDeleteI like your every photo !!! That fish to be a recreation is well found !
ReplyDeleteGlad you got creative this week. I knew some of them would be a challenge but you worked it out!
ReplyDeleteI really like the lunch picture. Great capture, and the bees look so happy :D
ReplyDeleteThat art carp is so cool and colorful!
ReplyDeleteI love it just perfect!
ReplyDeleteI think what you captured works for summer wind. Nice little bit of flare captured!
ReplyDeleteI like the art carp too!
ReplyDeleteLove the back to school shot
ReplyDeleteIda, I like your interpretation of Summer Wind. The sun peeking through the trees makes it beautiful! Enjoyed all your photos!
ReplyDeleteFun post. Those yellow jackets can ruin a picnic way faster than ants! Bless Coleen for liking science. That's the one subject I stink at, and I embrace that. I no longer care. I do just fine with all the other subjects in the world.
ReplyDeleteGreat set today.
Hey, as far as I'm concerned with Song-ography...the further out on a limb ya go equates with creativity! Great job my friend :). And thanks for linking up to Song-ography.
ReplyDeleteI like all of your interpretations and I really like the architecture of Coleen's school!
ReplyDeleteAmazing pictures!
ReplyDeleteI especially love the colorful fish! what grade will your granddaughter be this year?
That fish is so fun!
ReplyDeleteLove your summer wind shot - I almost did a shot like that!
I think you did quite well with your song-ography as well as scavenger hunt words.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots Ida! My daughter loves science too!
ReplyDeleteYes, wonderful photos! Beautiful as life itself!
ReplyDeleteI have not thought of that song in a long time. All your photos are great! Fun visiting your blog this afternoon. Have a good week.
ReplyDeletethat's a good idea to draw the bees away. they are always pesky at this time of year. I like your art carp!
ReplyDeleteyour summer wind image is amazing!!
ReplyDeletei love watermellon but i will pass on that slice!!
Lovely photos - your songography photo is gorgeous with the trees and sunlight. And my favorite place to be is the library... :)
ReplyDeleteI love them all. Love seeing Colleen immersed in her "science" love. Interesting way to draw bees away from your picnic...hope it worked for them.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your Scavenger Hunt interpretations. Good job!
ReplyDeleteLOVE YOUR PENCIL SHOT!!!! I need a cat. . . but, my son is allergic. Bummer! ;)
ReplyDeleteI really love the school picture! The building is so pretty, I wish my school was that elegant!
ReplyDeleteYou did an excellent job of a group of words that stumped me. I just didn't even try....posted about my granddaughter starting school. I thought about using some of the pictures my daughter took of McKenna going to school, but that would have been cheating. And I still have a conscience. :)
ReplyDeleteI can feel the summer wind blowing through the leaves, lovely picture.
ReplyDeleteAnd the school seems like a nice inviting place! Good luck.