“This week, let’s keep things narrow (but not narrow-minded!): share a photo with your take on the theme. You could focus on a slender object, or shoot an image where your field of vision is restricted. Alleyways and half-open doors, seesaws and water slides, spaghetti and electric cords… the world is full of narrow things. I can’t wait to see which one you’ll pick for your entry.”(https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/narrow/)

Here are a couple of the narrow paths I walk through on a regular basis.

This one during lunchhour walks at work

This one as I walk or run down along the ocean.  It’s especially spooky when it’s getting dark…

“This week, share an image of a finishing touch from your own life. Maybe it’s a photo of the blooming rose bush that’s the centerpiece of your garden, or a shot of the sunset that was a perfect end to a wonderful day. Perhaps it’s a snapshot of the glowing grin on your daughter’s face after she achieves a longed-for goal, or a picture of the statue on top of a beautiful old building in your city.” (https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/cherry-on-top/)

This is generally the cherry on the top of a long work week.

And this week?  This was the cherry on top this week.  Something, perhaps only Canadians will understand.

“Discover the intimate details of something unexpected, and share your images with us.” (https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/details/)

I chose this picture because this faded detail was discovered in our office (really a bedroom) underneath wallpaper.

I painted the room, but left the old stencil intact.  It’s one of my favourite original features in our home.

“This week is all about taking a moment to check out what’s going on above you.” (https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/look-up/)

Let’s see, I have pictures showing how I have looked up at buildings,

The sky

And, of course, Jasper.

“This week, make two opposing elements come together (or clash in dissonance) in one photo.”(https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/opposites/)

This was hard – I finally went with opposites as unexpected.

Nature and Man-made

Roof and Ground

Tree and something that grows sideways…

“Whether two of a kind or ten, give us subjects that are in sync with one another — show us partnerships.”(https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/partners/)

Come on, you know what’s coming…

“Find inspiration in the curves around you.”(https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/curve/)

Here are a few curves from my walks this week:

“For this week’s challenge, share a photo of something pure — it can be a person, an object, or a moment.”(https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/pure/)

Pure Saskatchewan

Pure innocence

Pure beach

Pure joy

Pure fun

“Equations. Clock faces. Cash registers. Numbers are everywhere: this week, share a photo that puts them front and center.”(https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/numbers-2/)

Numbers, eh?  Let’s see what I can dig up here…

This is a really big number.

These are numbers we don’t use very often and have to think about the higher they get.

My proudest moment!  1 KM to go 🙂

“This week, get inspired by the many connotations of the word “spare.””(https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/spare/)

1. (adjective) Additional to what is required for ordinary use.
2. (adjective) Elegantly simple.
3. (verb) To refrain from harming.

I found myself intrigued by the second definition.  I’ve never used “spare” this way before, but here goes: