Welcome back to the Verbs and Visuals iPhone Photo Challenge wrap up!
It’s not just dogs and flowers this week, thanks to a weekend trail hike. Also, I tried to mix it up a little more with both color and black and white images. Enjoy!
April 8
“Doorway to the world outside”
April 9
“Come Play With Me” Ryker-Man and his favorite toy.
April 10
“A Crack In the Ramen” – A macro shot of ramen noodles. Mm’mmm.
April 11
Trying out the new tent!
April 12
“One Down, A Forest To Go” – The trail conservation team really do a great job of keeping the trail clean and free of debris. This was a huge tree that, as you can sorta see on the right, had uprooted and had fallen across the trail. It broke part of a small bridge that crossed a small pool of water. The trail was rerouted temporarily, but I had to get a picture.
April 13
“Stepping Stones” – Another shot from our hike. I’ve started a “Backpacker Series” on my Flickr page that I intend to grow as we do more hikes.
April 14
“Tentacles” – We were hiking a trail when I spotted this tree up ahead. The silhouette of its tentacle like branches immediately caught my eye. I reached into my pocket to grab my phone and snapped a pic. For a moment while walking I almost hesitated and passed up this opportunity. I’m so glad I followed my instincts to take the few seconds required to get the shot. It’s one of my favorites. I love the silhouetted tree in this shot and its tentacle-like branches. Despite the colorful background, the stark outline of the tree’s branches remind me of “Tales From the Darkside”.
Don’t forget to follow along on Instagram @valmakesmovies for daily photo updates! You can also check out more of my photography – both iPhone and DSLR – at Flickr. I’ll be back next week with another wrap up!
Val O. Morris likes to pretend the monsters aren’t real. She is a filmmaker turned author who writes Urban Fantasy, Horror, and YA. A Monster Kid since birth, she loves all things ghosts, goblins, slashers, demons, monsters, zombies, madmen, werewolves, vampires, and freaky little kids who live in the corn. She invites you to come for the monsters and stay for the story.