Well this week’s challenge from WordPress is a bit different. My neighborhood is the theme but the photos also need to be taken with my phone. So, I am giving it a try. We were off to Home Depot, so you can come with me:
You wanted to run errands with me right?
Pretty much always open
Not what I am looking for, but pretty no?
This is what we “need”
I’m easily distracted
How nice
I just loved the hint of pink
Not bottled for the US, but here it is.
We are finished
This was a fun challenge, but I am not giving up my other cameras anytime soon.
Cheers!
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Thank you for the tour! felt the same way about the camera 😛
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I was surprised to find that I enjoyed this challenge. Can’t say I was expecting that 🙂
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Your Home Depot is very colorful! I never thought of taking pictures there. Maybe that’s why they want us to use our phone, to take pics of places we normally wouldn’t take our camera! 🙂
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Yes, I was very surprised at much I enjoyed this challenge. It made me think about my photography in a different way which is always fun. Not giving up my DSLR anytime soon though!
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What a great idea at Home Depot! So much beauty that we take for granted. You captured it wonderfully 🙂
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It was just one of those happy accidents. I really ended up liking this challenge which was a surprise.
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Very nice. I enjoyed the slide show, you take good photos with your phone. My phone shots are not usually that nicely composed.
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Thanks, I usually find my phone a bit limiting as a camera, but I think it worked for this.
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Exciting, fun series of images. Our camera phones does wonders.
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Thanks 🙂
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This is a great gallery of Home Depot. 🙂 The was a fun challenge using the cell phone camera.
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It was fun. I had never really thought of Home Depot as a place to take your camera, now I am seeing things a bit differently 🙂
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