Friday Foto Finder

A place where photographers can display their craft and their imagination.

Each week a new word will be given and the challenge is to find one of your images to match the word.

Become a friday foto finder

1. Find a photo for your entry; add a few words to your post, should you desire.

2. Add one of the foto finder badges below to your post.

3. Leave a comment and link back to your friday foto finder post.

4. Visit the other players to see and comment on their offerings.

5. Have fun!

NEXT CHALLENGE – RELAXATION

Friday Foto Finder; Trust

This week’s subject is

TRUST

 

Several hundred kilometres North of Perth is an abandoned railway line.

Trains never run on it now.

No one is willing to TRUST it since the flood.

Leave a link in the comments so that we may all see what you TRUST.

Friday Foto Finder; Curiosity

This week’s subject is

CURIOSITY

Each year Perth has an exhibition of Sculpture at Cottesloe Beach.

Some of the exhibits arouse curiosity and much scratching of the head!

Of course it is not only humans who wonder about stuff.

This crow says it all!

Leave a link in the comments so that we may all enjoy what has piqued your Curiosity“.

Friday Foto Hunt; Dedication

There will be people who took part in the old “Photo Hunt” run by Jamie Ray-Smith.

I have just received news that she has lost her father, murdered in tragic circumstances. If you were a photo-hunter,

please click here, drop by her blog and leave a message.

This week’s subject is

DEDICATION

This is FANG, who sits on my desk and is dedicated to chomping any little insects which threaten my well-being.

Looking somewhat like eyelashes, each mouth is a single-use growth. Once it has caught its prey, both prey and mouth are absorbed back into the Venus Fly-Trap.

That is DEDICATION!

Leave a link in the comments so that we may all enjoy your take on “DEDICATION“.

Friday Foto Finder; Welcome

Welcome to the first Friday Foto Finder.

I’ll be posting between 7 and 8am, Australian Western Time (Midnight in Gt Britain and about 7pm in the Eastern USA.

And so, my first entry.

I can almost hear him saying “Velcome” in his Transylvanian accent.

Actually, he is not Transylvanian. He is an Aussie Flying Fox or Fruit Bat.

He may not suck your blood but, on the East coast where they are native, they have been implicated in transmitting the Hendra Virus. And that could well be worse!

Leave your comments below, leave a link to your own photo, and then wander off to visit the other “Finders” entries.

With thanks to azahar from casa az who helped with the layout.