Welcome to "Five on the fifth", a monthly posting that benefits from audience participation. You take 5 photographs on the fifth of the month and post them somewhere on the net - then post a comment here with your name, location and link to the blog/picasa/flickr site containing your photos and I will update the blog entry with your information. This month you can take your own 5 random pictures or follow my 5 suggestions:
1. The morning view from your bedroom window
2. The first person you meet on the day
3. Your favourite piece of art in your home
4. A treasured possession
5. A self portrait
My own pictures are below the links of those who kindly contributed:
Stevie B, USA
Andrew, Somerset, UK
David, Brighton, UK
Pete, Herts, UK
I am witness, Somewhere in the USA
Jimmy James, Greenwich, UK
Dominic, Vienna, Austria
Made In Scotland, London, UK
isnapfotos, Saint Paul, USA (over a few days)
I didn't follow my own suggestions: 1. My ring. 2. Today was a grey day. 3. One of those new 10 pence coins. 4. Tonights dinner - spaghetti. 5. Pathetic little car parked near our house.
Here's mine bud:
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Here goes
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...and mine:
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Oops... sorry! Forgotted :(
ReplyDeleteJust a quick note to say, I've checked my stats and 5 on the 5th has given me a much needed boost!
ReplyDeleteNow, I need to capitalise on it, by keeping momentum going!
Andrew
here goes...
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did you get mine? a bit of a cheat 'cos I had 2 overlaps!
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Still, I put them up on time
mine are going up one at a time...please check it out each day. #1 and 2 are up right now @ http://isnapfotos.blogspot.com
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Wow, fantastic shots. And what a great exercise. I might be inspired to try this next month.
ReplyDeletelet me know if i fixed it...
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you can just like to the blog
cheers!
I participated in the National March for Equality in Washington DC on Sunday. Over 200,000 individuals marched for equality for members of the LGBT community - I've posted a number of pictures on my blog - http://www.photoblog.com/iamwitness/ As a long time ally, this cause is near and dear to my heart...
ReplyDeleteHope you all enjoy!
Darci