My thanks to Cheryl Andrews for the inspiration for this week’s photo challenge.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Kiss
8 thoughts on “Weekly Photo Challenge: Kiss”
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My thanks to Cheryl Andrews for the inspiration for this week’s photo challenge.
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Very lovely photo bring to my mind summer. What comes to the theme, picture has hit the nail concretely.
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Thanks, Matti!
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What a lovely image Janet and what the perfect take on the theme. I am stymied myself on what to do. I have never been so stumped.
I just love your pic. The colors are fantastic!
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If I had not seen Cheryl’s photo first, I would not have thought to look for this pic.Until I saw her post, I was wondering what artistic thing I could do with a bag of hershey kisses besides eat them.You know, your cat tongue photo might do in a pinch. I am sure that she was going to kiss someone!
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Hey Janet, It is the type of “problem” I enjoy. I may have to stretch a bit. I like the hershey kisses idea but I doubt they could survive the ride home…haha.
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That’s what I was afraid of myself. Not sure that the bag would make it home with anything left to photograph!
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