All good things must come to an end…
And for my final weekly photo challenge post, I give you one that brings together my love for cats, close-ups, and black-and-white images.
Thank you, The Daily Post for the weekly inspiration and to everyone who has shown their appreciation for my humble pieces. ❤️️
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*Inspired by the final photo prompt All-Time Favorites from The Daily Post.
This is a shot of the underside of a shell I found outside of our house.
I have been keeping it in a corner of my workplace, and it has now collected stray hairs from my cats.
The furbabies own the place after all. 😂🐾❤️️
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*Inspired by the prompt Twisted from The Daily Post.
I’m not keen on going into bodies of water with the potential of swallowing me alive– translation: I can’t swim. However, this does not stop me from marveling at their beauty. 📷❤️️
This particular body of water is located in Tanay, Rizal, Philippines. 🌞
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*Inspired by the prompt Liquid from The Daily Post.
I’m not a religious person, but the sight of a church has a way of luring me right in and marvel at the beautiful structure inside. I especially like it when it’s completely quiet, and I can be at ease to just tell God everything that’s in my mind (in my prayer voice, of course). 🙏🏻
This photo carries more than just my story, though. I wonder what the pregnant lady in white is thinking about while waiting for her ride. 🤔
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*Inspired by the prompt Place in the World from The Daily Post.
This was taken en route to the crater lake of Mount Pinatubo in Central Luzon, one of my favorite places ever. ❤️️
To get there, sane people usually take a ride on a 4×4 across a vast stretch of lahar field that does not seem to end. This will cut the trek-time to the crater lake to just a couple of hours.
But we’re only partly sane, so we chose a much cheaper option. 😝
Right there is a jeepney, the most popular transport vehicle here in the Philippines.
Not the most ideal transport to take across lahar fields, of course, but we make do with what we have. 🌄
Besides, we were there for the adventure. And we definitely had that, plus so much more. 😊
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*Inspired by the prompt Unlikely from The Daily Post.
This was taken at the cemetery when we visited my father.
It wasn’t really the gate’s curvy lines or the shadows they created that caught my attention, but the “Happy Birthday” message written on one of the niches inside this family mausoleum.
It’s vandalism. But it’s also sweet and mysterious, nonetheless. The lines and shadows added an eerie feel to the whole thing.
I wonder if Nick ever read this message? 🤔
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*Inspired by the prompt Lines from The Daily Post.
When a leaf falls, does it lose its soul? 🌱
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*Inspired by the prompt Prolific from The Daily Post.
Sometimes, curiosity does not really kill the cat.
It just puts him right back to his nap. ♥
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*Inspired by the prompt Awakening from The Daily Post.
Waking up to this face in the morning never fails to make me smile 😍
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*Inspired by the prompt Smile from The Daily Post.
How do you differentiate between a sunrise and a sunset…? 😵
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*Inspired by the prompt Rise/Set from The Daily Post.
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