Day 12: Tremor
My forgetful co-host MikeWJ blamed me for this prompt. Thing is, it was all him. He thought we needed something huge, something monumental, something like a natural disaster. Earthquake, he thought, we should add Earthquake as a prompt. No, I said, there's no way we can have Earthquake on the list, because it's just not going to work. Well, maybe something similar, Mike mused. Like, vibrating, trembling, tremor.
And so, tremor it was.
Me, I had no ideas. Well, not no ideas. I thought about taking a night photo of some street lights with a shaky hand, painting the tremor into the image. And I thought about taking a photo of an old person's hands. Of course, the very moment this post is scheduled to publish, I will be at the bank, and my own hands will be trembling as I sign a very important paper.
But, I still need a photo... Pictured below is the calm sea, little drops of rain sending ripples, tremors, across the surface.
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Great photo of lots of tiny tremors.
ReplyDeleteI thought ripple was something you drank,,, after which you got the tremors.
ReplyDeleteYes, that works. Why didn't I think of that? Oh yeah, it never rains in Arizona.
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking. Seriously, I forgot to take a breath. Now I must get ready for work ... that thing I get paid for.
ReplyDeleteI always have a shaky hands. If I had been smart, I could've posted a bunch of bad photos. Alas... But I love what you did. That never occurred to me but it created a beautiful pic.
ReplyDelete:-)
Traci
I swear you too must have been drinking heavily when you chose this prompt.
ReplyDeleteNo, Heaven forbid we have Earthquake on the list. It might have squeezed out such wonderfully awesome prompts like Tremor and Tolstoy.
ReplyDeleteLovely picture, Lemmikki.
I know, right!
ReplyDeleteThank you, gorgeous. :)
Oh, we were drinking heavily when we chose all of them. I don't even remember choosing the last ten.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Meleah! xoxo
ReplyDeleteThanks, Traci. To tell you the truth, I don't think you can use tremor when talking about waves in the water, but who cares, I'm the host of this thing and I approve of this photo. ;)
ReplyDeleteBreathe, Lauren, breathe. Now stop. Now start again. Now bark like a dog.
ReplyDeleteHad I been standing next to a huge canyon, I wouldn't have been thinking about anything else, either. ;)
ReplyDeleteSo true, my friend.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Babs. :)
ReplyDeleteWe have tons of it, you can have some!
ReplyDeleteI really like this photo! It perfectly represents the word 'tremor' too!
ReplyDeleteI guess it's true that it's not too late to join in, but where do we get the prompt?
The ripples on the water could just be the precursor of the tremor to come!
ReplyDeleteYou're very welcome!!
ReplyDeleteWhat papers are you signing?????
ReplyDeleteI love what you did. I'm thinking "vibration" in MikeWJ's hands might have been dangerous...
I like it. It's raining as I type this, so ripply tremors work perfectly :)
ReplyDeleteI love this photo, even if it barely qualifies for tremor. It's the sort of photo one can study for hours, the eyes tracing lines and points dreamily. I especially like the way it flows from light to dark from the upper left to the lower right. Nicely composed.
ReplyDeleteCoincidentally, my town is experiencing its fifth straight day of heavy rain and flooding. We've received nearly a year's worth of rain in less than a week. They're calling it a 500-year event, probably related to global warming.
I hope the signing of the important papers went well. Lovely photo.
ReplyDeleteInteresting shot.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Janine. :)
ReplyDeleteIt certainly did. :) Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThanks. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mike, I know it was a stretch, but it was all I had. :)
ReplyDeleteTry to stay dry, okay?
The rain is my favorite part of autumn.
ReplyDeleteOh, just buying a house. :D
ReplyDeleteYou have no idea how often I have to veto Mike's suggestions for prompts! I'm sure he has some really horrible ideas for "My Junk", too.
I hear ya, Malisa!
ReplyDeleteOhh! So very true! Let's go with that explanation.
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