Shuttering Yukon's favorite photos

3 very important Dad's in my life, * left, my Dad.. this picture was almost 20 years ago to the day, it was Aug. 1997. My first baby girl is on the left, my nephew on the right. Dad passed away June 14 2002 * middle, my Father In Law, he is an awesome man! I love him with all my heart. *right, my hubby when our first was still brand new, this shot is 20 years and a few months old. and that malamute Ben was THE dumbest dog we have ever owned! I know the poem is hard to read, and I changed a few words, here is the original: © Michael Macdonald He wasn't faster than a speeding bullet, but he was quick to come to my defense. Unable to leap tall buildings, but could lift my spirits when life didn't make sense. He did not have the strength of a locomotive, but the size of his heart could crush any man. He faced all that the world could throw at him and always told us it was God's a glorious plan. He didn't wear a cape, a mask, or have any super powers, But ask any of his friends, he was there in their darkest hour. So now he has gone to heaven, and in God's Mom's arms he will be. But this loving father of eight five was a superman to me.

The Sunday Challenge for 11th June:Create/find and photograph shadow(s). Anything goes, but only shadow(s) in the image. No sun for most of the week, so I had to make do with interior lighting. This is the shadow of a rather lovely wood carving from Indonesia. I found it difficult to avoid the actual wood carving in the limited space I chose. The image was processed using Silver effex The PiP shows how the photo was set up, and uses natural light.

Align is constructed of two 30 foot-wide metal rings suspended from telephone poles and trees, oriented so that their shadows become one during the annual summer solstice.

This is where I live in Tagish Yukon. I put a note where my house is, you cant see it but it's tucked away in there.

The very special One Mile Beach in Forster, NSW, Australia. We have been enjoying a winter break in the area. View to Cape Hawke in the Booti Booti National Park. The cape was named by Captain Cook when he passed it on his Endeavour voyage on 11 May 1770, honoring Edward Hawke who was First Lord of the Admiralty. TSC Curve

The Sunday Challenge = A place you love ------------------------------------------------------- We're very busy building a new swimming pond in our garden. They say it will attract birds from the very beginning. Yesterday I went down to take a picture of the serial number of our EPDM foil, before it disappears under water and then I saw this.... -------------------------------------------------------

Heritage Museums and Gardens, Sandwich, Massachusetts Rhododendron Festival 2017 TSCFavoritePlace

Too Far Gone soundtrack by Dawn Eden: soundcloud.com/dawn-eden-music/dawn-eden-too-far-gone

a metal wall sculpture from parts (that were surely destined for the landfill) inside a random little building in Shipyards Park, Whitehorse image is straight out of camera