Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #244: Glowing Moments
Ragtag Daily Prompt Monday: Log
This first photos are for both prompts then off to some random glows


I just did a quick pick of some photos that haven’t been out for a while. I’m just being lazy









Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #244: Glowing Moments
Ragtag Daily Prompt Monday: Log
This first photos are for both prompts then off to some random glows
I just did a quick pick of some photos that haven’t been out for a while. I’m just being lazy
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Dang, I envy your lazy.
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Thanks Dr K 😛😛
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They’re lovely; it’s good to give older ones an airing now and again, a one-time outing is a waste of super images. 🙂
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Thank you Sue. I do like to have a dig around every now and then when inspired by prompts 🤗
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Great photos for the “glowing” prompt! I liked the close view of the burning log. I also liked the room full of glowing table lamps and the sunset/sunrise over water. The mushrooms shown in vignette really shined brightly.
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Thank you Siobhan. It was a prompt on the back burner for a few days, being undecided what to post.
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Loved this series Brian! (barbed wire shot is my favorite)
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Thank you for having a favourite Sylvia 🤗
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These photos Brian are all glowing wonderfully. I really like the burning log photos. 😀 😀
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Thank you Cee. It took a lot to revisit the fire photos 🙂 🙂
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I can imagine that.
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Wonderful glowing moments
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Thank you Hammad 🙂
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Good selection 😊😔
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Thank you Sue 🙂
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Love the sailboat and fireworks pictures!!
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Thanks Nora 🙂
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Nice collection! The burning log is quite interesting.
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Thank you Michele. That was difficult to find and post that log on fire knowing that it was a huge lovely tree the day before. I had a bushfire go through my place in Dec 2019 and just around the house wasn’t burnt. Total devastation.
Trouble is it’s a good photo I think as well Michele 🙂
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You are welcome. A good photo with a troubling story associated with it. I am sorry to read about the devastation around your place. Serious stuff! Glad you were safe. I had to flee from a fire in the Black Hills of Colorado Springs a few years ago. Surreal, especially to see animals fleeing. My friend’s place met a similar fate as yours. Hers was the only place left standing. Miraculous fortune for her but terribly sad for the community. 😢
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Here is the story if you would like a read
https://bushboy.blog/2019/12/16/the-day-durranbah-burned/
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Thank you! Will check it out later today. I wrote about my incident too. Have to find that post.
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Great selection Brian. It looks like the logs are from your fire? Must be hard to take photos of such an event.
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Yeah, it is from the fire. I mainly took a lot of photos to document the buses recovery. Hard to look at sometimes. Specific things can be ok but the whole of landscapes are the hardest ones to view
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Great selection of glow, Brian. 🙂
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Thank you Miriam 🙂
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You’re welcome, Brian. 😊
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Nothing lazy about these glowing photos. The log story is too hot to handle.
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Thank you very much 🙂
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Love the close up of the fire/log
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Thanks Karina 🙂
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