Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt – Vacation Edition

Good day to all of you that take time out of your busy schedules to participate in our weekly “Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt.”

The past number of weeks have been a challenge in terms of responding and reblogging all of your wonderful gifts in terms of writing for the prompt.

It seems that work, home life and life in general keep getting in the darn way.

In addition, I still find myself in a writing slump that has been difficult to shake.

And now, Lynn and I are on vacation.

So, for the next couple of weeks, “Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt” will be on vacation as well.

I will work at reblogging the your submissions that have been sent in, mostly since Week 51(I think) over the next few days.

We hope everyone of you whether you’ve participated in the prompt just once, several times or are simply seeing this now, are doing well and keeping fine.

Until the next time.

— as always with love —

— get outdoors; find inspiration; discover yourself —

Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt – Week 55

Here we are at the end of the month….well pretty much at the end.

Nevertheless, it is Tuesday and that means “Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt.”

Art(including pictures and images) should evoke an emotional response in those who are viewing them. That’s why art can leave such a long-lasting and poignant imprint within the depths of our psyche

Your challenge or writing prompt is this:

• what emotions or feelings get evoked or aroused in you when you look at this photograph taken by Lynn

Remember, the goal isn’t necessarily to tell me and others exactly what the picture is.

The creative goal for all of us is “what does the picture evoke in you; what emotion; feeling; memory or whatever it may be – what does it arouse in you and to share it that with others.“

We headed back to the east coast of Canada once again. It must be a subliminal thing going on here of needing to move east. Nevertheless, Lynn took this photo in the tiny back harbour harbour portion of Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia.

A few points to help along the way:

• write a post on your own blog and create a pingback to link back to the original post(this one)
• I’ll reblog your post on my blog when I get the notification
• write an original story; perhaps your own thoughts; maybe some poetry or even a simply one word response. Maybe even post that says “it does nothing; means nothing”
• regardless, whatever you write must encapsulate the emotion or feeling evoked or aroused in you from the picture
• no limit on the length(I guess)
• keep it a “family friendly” as possible(not looking to delete or not approve stuff)

Be sure to tag your responses with:

#lynntuesdaypictureprompt or

#ltpp

Looking forward to your thoughts!

— get outdoors; find inspiration; discover yourself —

Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt – Week 54

It’s still June out there folks. I don’t have a snappy opening line today. lol

Nevertheless, it is Tuesday and that means “Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt.”

Art(including pictures and images) should evoke an emotional response in those who are viewing them. That’s why art can leave such a long-lasting and poignant imprint within the depths of our psyche

Your challenge or writing prompt is this:

• what emotions or feelings get evoked or aroused in you when you look at this photograph taken by Lynn

Remember, the goal isn’t necessarily to tell me and others exactly what the picture is.

The creative goal for all of us is “what does the picture evoke in you; what emotion; feeling; memory or whatever it may be – what does it arouse in you and to share it that with others.“

We’ve headed back to Ontario this week, after having spent the last couple of Tuesday’s out on the east coast.

This is a wintery picture taken a few years ago at Walters Falls, located about an hour away from us. The black/white photo captures the old sawmill and dam. The actual falls would be just at the front of the picture. In addition, there is a lovely country inn located just to the left of the pic.

A few points to help along the way:

• write a post on your own blog and create a pingback to link back to the original post(this one)
• I’ll reblog your post on my blog when I get the notification
• write an original story; perhaps your own thoughts; maybe some poetry or even a simply one word response. Maybe even post that says “it does nothing; means nothing”
• regardless, whatever you write must encapsulate the emotion or feeling evoked or aroused in you from the picture
• no limit on the length(I guess)
• keep it a “family friendly” as possible(not looking to delete or not approve stuff)

Be sure to tag your responses with:

#lynntuesdaypictureprompt or

#ltpp

Looking forward to your thoughts!

— get outdoors; find inspiration; discover yourself —

Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt – Week 53

Wow, the month of June is rushing by pretty quickly and I can’t believe we’re into the third week already.

Regardless, of how fast June is going, it is Tuesday and that means “Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt.”

Art(including pictures and images) should evoke an emotional response in those who are viewing them. That’s why art can leave such a long-lasting and poignant imprint within the depths of our psyche

Your challenge or writing prompt is this:

• what emotions or feelings get evoked or aroused in you when you look at this photograph taken by Lynn

Remember, the goal isn’t necessarily to tell me and others exactly what the picture is.

The creative goal for all of us is “what does the picture evoke in you; what emotion; feeling; memory or whatever it may be – what does it arouse in you and to share it that with others.“

Week 53, also takes us back to Prince Edward Island on the east coast of Canada. The picture is of an old abandoned fishing dory filled with a few fishing or lobster trap buoys. The funny thing about this is, it wasn’t located near the ocean. We found it at the end of a rural driveway out next the road.

A few points to help along the way:

• write a post on your own blog and create a pingback to link back to the original post(this one)
• I’ll reblog your post on my blog when I get the notification
• write an original story; perhaps your own thoughts; maybe some poetry or even a simply one word response. Maybe even post that says “it does nothing; means nothing”
• regardless, whatever you write must encapsulate the emotion or feeling evoked or aroused in you from the picture
• no limit on the length(I guess)
• keep it a “family friendly” as possible(not looking to delete or not approve stuff)

Be sure to tag your responses with:

#lynntuesdaypictureprompt or

#ltpp

Looking forward to your thoughts!

— get outdoors; find inspiration; discover yourself —

Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt – Week 52

It’s been a full year since starting the prompt. Perhaps in hindsight, I should have picked something to honour the occasion, but I guess that wasn’t the case. I do want to give a big thanks to all that have taken the time to participate over the past year.

Each one of you have added so much depth and soul to these pictures. So, thank you.

Nevertheless, it is Tuesday and that means “Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt.”

Art(including pictures and images) should evoke an emotional response in those who are viewing them. That’s why art can leave such a long-lasting and poignant imprint within the depths of our psyche

Your challenge or writing prompt is this:

• what emotions or feelings get evoked or aroused in you when you look at this photograph taken by Lynn

Remember, the goal isn’t necessarily to tell me and others exactly what the picture is.

The creative goal for all of us is “what does the picture evoke in you; what emotion; feeling; memory or whatever it may be – what does it arouse in you and to share it that with others.“

Our Week 52 picture was taken on our first trip to Prince Edward Island back a few years ago. The picture, is pretty much as it looks. A older model Volkswagen van, decked out in colours and a paint job that could very well have been from 1969.

A few points to help along the way:

• write a post on your own blog and create a pingback to link back to the original post(this one)
• I’ll reblog your post on my blog when I get the notification
• write an original story; perhaps your own thoughts; maybe some poetry or even a simply one word response. Maybe even post that says “it does nothing; means nothing”
• regardless, whatever you write must encapsulate the emotion or feeling evoked or aroused in you from the picture
• no limit on the length(I guess)
• keep it a “family friendly” as possible(not looking to delete or not approve stuff)

Be sure to tag your responses with:

#lynntuesdaypictureprompt or

#ltpp

Looking forward to your thoughts!

— get outdoors; find inspiration; discover yourself —

Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt Week 51 – Reblog From Sadje

Our first post for Week 51 post comes to us from Sadje.

As I’ve mentioned before, Sadje always send us top notch poetry or short works of prose for our “Tuesday Prompts.”

This week Sadje provides us with a gut-punching poem on what we’ve become as a “toss aside and throw away” society.

You can check out her entry here.

Thanks Sadje for taking part again this week.

Our next “Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt” is scheduled for next Tuesday, June 8.

Thanks.

— get outdoors; find inspiration; discover yourself —

Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt Week 50 – Reblog From Tina Stewart Brakebill

Our next post for Week 50 post comes to us from a someone new to the prompt – Tina Stewart Brakebill.

Tina gives us a wonderful haiku about very strong emotions and memories evoked by that special smell that only books sitting on a shelf whether in an old bookstore or in our houses can provide.

You can check out her entry called Memory’s Scent.

Thanks Tina for stopping by and taking part. Hope to see you back real soon.

Our next “Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt” is scheduled for next Tuesday, June 8.

Thanks.

— get outdoors; find inspiration; discover yourself —

Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt Week 50 – Reblog From Jen Goldie(J.E. Goldie Writes)

Our next entry for Week 50 comes from Jen Goldie(J.E. Goldie Writes).

Jen’s entry for Week 50, is a clever and fun short story of what transpires when a treasure trove of books is stumbled upon.

The title of the piece is – The Treasure Chest.

Thanks again so much to Jen for gracing us for Week 50. Be sure to check her blog and her work out.

The next “Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt” is scheduled for Tuesday, June 8.

Love to have you participate.

— get outdoors; find inspiration; discover yourself —

Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt – Week 51

It’s almost been a full year since starting the prompt. this one is the first for the month of June.

Nevertheless, it is Tuesday and that means “Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt.”

Art(including pictures and images) should evoke an emotional response in those who are viewing them. That’s why art can leave such a long-lasting and poignant imprint within the depths of our psyche

Your challenge or writing prompt is this:

• what emotions or feelings get evoked or aroused in you when you look at this photograph taken by Lynn

Remember, the goal isn’t necessarily to tell me and others exactly what the picture is.

The creative goal for all of us is “what does the picture evoke in you; what emotion; feeling; memory or whatever it may be – what does it arouse in you and to share it that with others.“

We seem to have a theme going on here. Our Week 51 picture was also taken at the local salvage yard not far from the “old homestead.” The photograph pretty much is as it shows, although it has been edited heavily in terms of colour and texture.

A few points to help along the way:

• write a post on your own blog and create a pingback to link back to the original post(this one)
• I’ll reblog your post on my blog when I get the notification
• write an original story; perhaps your own thoughts; maybe some poetry or even a simply one word response. Maybe even post that says “it does nothing; means nothing”
• regardless, whatever you write must encapsulate the emotion or feeling evoked or aroused in you from the picture
• no limit on the length(I guess)
• keep it a “family friendly” as possible(not looking to delete or not approve stuff)

Be sure to tag your responses with:

#lynntuesdaypictureprompt or

#ltpp

Looking forward to your thoughts!

— get outdoors; find inspiration; discover yourself —

Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt Week 50 – Reblog From Sadje

Our first post for Week 50 post comes to us from Sadje.

As I’ve mentioned before, Sadje always send us top notch poetry or short works of prose for our “Tuesday Prompts.”

This week Sadje provides us with a wonderful short story, albeit somewhat fanciful, on what might happen given a certain situation, if you are a book lover or not.

You can check out her entry here.

Thanks Sadje for taking part again this week.

Our next “Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt” is scheduled for next Tuesday, June 1.

Thanks.

— get outdoors; find inspiration; discover yourself —