Weekly Winners XX
A little bit of art mixed with a little bit of Mama;
All is well with the world.
Maybe?
More Winners HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE!
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You Spin Me Right Round, Baby, Right Round
ABC, easy as, 123, simple as, do re mi, ABC, Baby You and Me
Mighty, Mighty, Just Lettin’ it All Hang Out
She Lived on a Curve in the Road, in an Old Tar-Paper Shack
On the South Side of Town, On the Wrong Side of the Tracks
When You Call My Name, It’s Like a Little Prayer
All I Can Say is That My Life is Pretty Plain
Future Banker of America
Mesmer-EYE-zing
“Wax on, wax off. Don’t forget to breathe, very important.”
-Mr. Miyagi
You’ve Got to Find a Way,
Say What You Want to Say,
Breakout!
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Mikey’s Weekly Winner:
The Abacus
Taken with his Spy Camera
This entry was posted on Sunday, March 30th, 2008 at 12:00 am and is filed under Weekly Winners. You can follow any comments to this post through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
You took a lot of great ones this week. I especially love the top one and the one of the old chimney (is that what it is?); the larger perspective when it is off centered to the right…..amazing!!!
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Stunningly collection as only you can do Mishi
Davey’s eyes are my fave
Beautiful ?
My WW is up
My Little Drummer boys
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Great photos as usual! I love your song lyrics. It really shows how you put a lot of thought into your photos and what they express.
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You are indeed a great photographer. Love the first one very much.
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Your pictures are stunning, as always. Love the shack one!
The song lyrics are awesome!
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I think the shack is my favorite. I love old shacks like that.
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I’m going to be singing the rest of the day! ;) Superb photos once again!
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Love Mikey’s and the broken down house shots are really cool.
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Holy amazing pictures, Batman.
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Really awesome photos. As always, I love your black and white ones!
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I love the B&W chimney photo! Stunning! And all the ruins.
I’m constantly inspired to drive out further for my pics when I look at yours!
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I don’t know what to say anymore. I am in total awe of your eye for beauty. You capture even the most simple things and they seem amazing.
Say, can you come over on Wednesday and take family photos? If you leave now, you’re sure to make it to Australia by the 2nd.
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some of your captions cracked me up…especially the Starbucks one.lol
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Sweet Davey is my favorite. :)
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Awesome shots, and I love the song-y captions, too! The Starbucks angle thing was awesome and is much how I feel about coffee (though not necessarily Starbucks since they are kind of evil but still draw me in with new stuff like the honey latte…).
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Wow, where did you find that chimney and that old shack?? What cool subjects!
Love how you made “everyday” things like the Starbuck’s sign seem interesting.
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BEeeyoootiful!
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I adore run down buildings, I’ve always been fascinated with them! How they sit so dilapidated in a modern world, markers that an older age once lived here.
My favorite snap is the first one though, that’s really cool!
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Great photos! I love your captions:) Very creative!!!
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Beautiful photos. The color just pops on the ‘easy as 123′ shot, but really, I love everything!
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Lovely shots. The lone chimney is awesome.
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Wow. Those were beautiful pictures! Just fantastic.
Thanks for visiting my post.
Hope you had a happy Weekly Winners day!
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Never cease to amaze me :) I love the lyrics and pic! “Breakout” used to be one of my FAVORITE songs :) That chimney is just amazing!
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Beautiful shots as per usual Mishelle..
cheers Kim xx
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OMG, I was singing along, all the while ooohhing and awing the entire time!
Thanks for visiting my winners.
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beautiful photos, mishi.
the shack is amazing. and the kids adorable as usual.
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I love the photo of the ruined chimney. That is spectacular.
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Great weekly winners! The “Mesmer-EYE-zing” one is really cute ;) Have a great week :)
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I just love the pictures of that old barn and the chimney!
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