16 Nov, 2007
Photo Hunt: I Love…
Posted by teacherjulie @ 10:20 pm
Shelved under My Thoughts, On the Road, Photo Hunters, Snapshots
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Every Saturday, participants post photos based on a theme. For the Saturday, November 17, 2007, the theme is I LOVE…

This is a difficult theme for me because there are so many things that I love! Anyway, my theme within the theme is about the five senses: seeing, hearing, smelling, touching and tasting.

Here are my entries:

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I love colors and I love flowers. I especially love looking at sunflowers. Their color is so alive, so vibrant and so powerful. These sunflowers are mighty “proud” too, standing tall to face the sun’s warmth. Those who frequently visit my blog know I can’t grow flower plants so I am just satisfied with taking photos :D

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I love listening to the birds, chirping merrily. I love listening to the rustle of leaves when a soft wind blows. I love listening to a bubbling brook or to rushing waterfalls. I love listening to silence, especially at the end of the day. Pardon the wires.

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I love the smell of fresh air, freshly cut grass, good food and fragrant flowers though these make me allergic.

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I love the touch of my children’s hands in my hands. I love the touch of the warm sun and the feel of sand beneath my feet. I also love the silky feel of flower petals.

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I love the different tastes in food: sweet, sour, (a little) salty and (mild) spicy tastes. But I believe that the food that I love taste better when shared with my loved ones. Not our dining table, I took that photo along with many others in a trade and products fair we went to and posted some here and here.

Have Saturday work from 7am - 4pm. Will be visiting your photos later. Have a great weekend everyone! Toodles! :)

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17 Nov, 2007 @ 12:27 am
AscenderRisesAbove said:

I want to sit and eat at this table — looks so inviting!

  • It does look inviting, you’re right. Thanks for visiting :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 12:29 am
pelf said:

This is very creative of you, Julie :)
How come I didn’t think of it this way??

  • Thanks, Pelf. Re Photo Hunt, I try to have a theme within the theme that’s why I am able to come up with several photos each Saturday. And I take a lot of photo everywhere we go :D

17 Nov, 2007 @ 12:40 am
Sue said:

Terrific entries for this week’s theme! I especially love the beach scene that you chose to include. Happy photo hunting!

  • Thanks, Sue. It was my first time to go to that beach. When going to my parents’ house, we always pass the highway where there is a small off-road going there. Am I glad we took that detour and saw that beautiful place.They even take care of tortoise eggs to be released to the sea when these hatch :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 1:03 am
Everyday Healy said:

wow! All of them are great shots. I love them all! Very artistic! :)

  • Thanks so much, Healy :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 6:36 am
ellen b said:

What beautiful photos you got my senses working…

  • Thanks, Ellen B :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 7:07 am
jams o donnell said:

Great photos. Wonderful choices for this week’s theme. Happy weekend

  • Thanks, Jams :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 7:18 am
Carver said:

That’s a great post for the theme. You illustrated and described the 5 senses and what you love so well. I hope you have a pleasant weekend.

  • Thank you Carver, for the thoughtful comment :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 7:24 am
Tammie said:

These are beautiful.

  • Thank you, Tammie :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 7:25 am
Hootin' Anni said:

YOu did ONE excellent job! I LOVE it all too.

  • Thanks, Anni, coming from you, this warms the heart :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 7:26 am
Nicole said:

Those are great photos, thanks. That last one was really fun.

  • Thanks Nicole :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 7:42 am
Che-Cheh said:

Perfect selection…our 5 senses. :)
Happy Weekend.

  • Thanks, Amy :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 8:14 am
Krista Long said:

What great colors! Have a great weekend!

  • Thanks, Krista :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 8:33 am
And Miles To Go... said:

nature is beautiful–you did wonderful work this week!! Awesome take!

  • Yes, nature is beautiful, isn’t it? Thank you :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 8:55 am
satkuru said:

i must say i love the way you executed this week’s theme :D

have a great weekend ;)

  • Thank you, Satkuru :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 9:15 am
Yen said:

I’d love to sit with you on that very inviting table with yummo foods! hehe Beautiful photos!!!

  • Typical Filipino table di ba? With the lone bench and the native decor. Thanks, Yen. Have you given birth already? :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 9:58 am
Caroline said:

Great post! Beautiful photos.

  • Thanks, Caroline :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 10:53 am
Heather said:

Beautiful.

  • Thanks, Heather :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 11:21 am
eastcoastlife said:

You selected some awesome pictures for your 5 senses. You really have an eye for all things beautiful! hehe….

When I was in Tagatay, I was amazed by the lovely blooms. My Manila friend bought many flowers for her garden, I bought some too but they died on me. I have no green fingers too. So sad.

  • ECL, perhaps we need to have those gardening lessons together, hehehe!

17 Nov, 2007 @ 12:30 pm
annamanila said:

Kay ganda ng flowers .. but are those sunflowers? Half opened ones. No, I don’t think so. Marami petals ang sunflowers di ba? Unqiue ang shot .. artsy! Galing ng table setting. It is so inviting. Is that your buffet/dinner table?

  • Just wanted to give details of the sunflowers, Annamanila, didn’t  mean to confuse you. The dinner table was a part of the One Town,One Product fair we went to last August in SM Megamall :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 12:31 pm
annamanila said:

Oh, those are those little flowerets within the flower. Awesome!

17 Nov, 2007 @ 2:31 pm
Natalie said:

Those are beautiful flowers! :) My photo hunt is up too!

  • Thanks, Natalie. The little flowerets of a sunflower :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 3:12 pm
liza said:

Hi Teacher Julie! Great shots. Loved the sunset and the feast! Happy weekend!

  • Thanks, Liza. I wish to see sunsets like that without wires and without having to go up higher to appreciate the view. And the dinner table, must be nice to have that :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 5:41 pm
Lynn said:

Julie, I love the way you did it, taking on the things you love with our five senses. :)

  • Thanks, Lynn, had to be a little creative since I love a lot of things :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 6:07 pm
SnoopyTheGoon said:

beautiful set, many thanks. Lovely.

  • Thanks, SNG :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 7:23 pm
ipanema said:

As usual, you have a great collection of great photos! REally beautiful!

Happy weekend! :)

  • Thanks, Ipanema :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 8:41 pm
Dragonheart said:

Beautiful photos! I love how you’ve incorporated the senses into your post. Just wonderful! :)

Here’s what I Love.

  • Thanks so much Dragonheart :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 11:15 pm
pelfy said:

You know what, Teacher Julie.. you really have a set of beautiful pictures. I love them all. Thanks for sharing them (=

  • Thanks, Pelfy, I am glad you loved the photos :)

17 Nov, 2007 @ 11:26 pm
JC said:

Wonderful shots! You nailed a lot of loves, there.

  • Thanks, JC :)

18 Nov, 2007 @ 1:09 am
liza said:

gorgeous shot here!ohh i would love to sit in one the chair..mine is up too..

  • Thanks a lot, Lza. The chair/bench is the typical Filipino dining table in the provinces and even those who design their homes in the Filipino native theme.

18 Nov, 2007 @ 2:32 am
pat said:

Oh what a great post for this week Julie! All gorgeous photos!

Have a great weekend.

  • Thanks, Pat :)

18 Nov, 2007 @ 3:19 am
A. said:

That is a lovely post!. A beautiful way to approach the subject because, yes, there are so many things to love. Great photos!

  • Thanks, A. Yes, I agree, even if there are so many things to love and this shows our hearts’ capacity to appreciate things we see around us :)

18 Nov, 2007 @ 3:30 am
Princess said:

WOW, Julie, daig mo pa ang professional photographer! Galing-galing at ganda-ganda!!!
I truly enjoyed your post.

  • Tita Princess, thanks a lot. Your compliment made me happy. Aspiring lang po, este trying hard. Even the children has caught the “bug” of asking me to take photos of interesting things. If only I can get them their own camera too but that would not be cheap so wag muna.

18 Nov, 2007 @ 5:18 am
jmb said:

I love those photos and everything you have written. So many things we love. I didn’t even notice the wires until you said!

  • JMB, thank you for appreciating the photos and the words I used to describe these :)

18 Nov, 2007 @ 6:39 am
Sabine said:

Very beautiful collection of lovely things… love the sunset (never mind the wires!!) but the beach is the best. Wonderful! :)

  • Sabine, yes, I love the beach too, warm sand and warm sun. I could go for that now since some parts of our country are experiencing a super typhoon (today is November 23 already)  and this will be here where we are around tomorrow.

18 Nov, 2007 @ 11:23 am
Belle said:

julie, you have a knack at photography. i love the way you take pictures. you have gift. i especially like the 3rd picture.

  • Thank you Belle, your compliment warms my heart. Perhaps you can join the Photo Hunt too so that you can share your wonderful photos :)

18 Nov, 2007 @ 3:05 pm
Ladynred said:

Beautiful photos! and the description in them!

  • Thanks, Agring :)

19 Nov, 2007 @ 4:34 pm
Rowena said:

Hi Julie, very very nice choice of pics. I love the flowers, the beach, the food in the table (is that a bagoong?),hay i can almost smell the newly cut grass and the fresh air.

  • Yes, Wenchie, that is a bagoong. How about we go to MOA for the trade fair or handicrafts exhibit this weekend? I think there are several countries participating. It runs from Thursday to Sunday :)

24 Nov, 2007 @ 12:30 am
farmingfriends said:

This is such a lovely post. your photos are stunning and your choices are great. i too love sunflowers - they are my favourite flower. sara from farmingfriends

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