Think Pink!

For "Sight and Sound" Mary Chapin Carpenter from her album "Time*Sex*Love" (2001) Alone But Not Lonely Alone But Not Lonely

This little guy was staying cool in the shade on a hot summer's day. For "Sight and Sound" John Denver from his "Back Home Again" (1974) Cool an' Green an' Shady Cool an' Green an' Shady

For "Sight and Sound" The Temptations from their album "Meet the Temptations" (1964) May I Have This Dance? May I Have This Dance?

(Looks nice on the big screen) For "Sight and Sound" Yanni from his album "In My Time" (1993) In the Mirror In the Mirror

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My first roses for the season; "Neon Lights" For Sight and Sound: Seal from his self-titled album (1994) Kiss from a Rose Kiss from a Rose and just for fun: Rick Beato

Wishing Andy a speedy recovery.

(Looks best full screen) For "Sight and Sound" Loreena McKennitt from her album "The Book of Secrets" (1997) The Mummer's Dance The Mummer's Dance

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For Sight and Sound: Mariusz Duda (2020) Are You Ready for the Sun Are You Ready for the Sun

This lovely hydrangea has so many different colors and it changes a little with each day. For Sight and Sound: Kenny Loggins Live (with William Ackerman on guitar): The Will of the Wind The Will of the Wind

(Best full screen) ...and for Sight and Sound: Heart from their album "Little Queen" (1977) Live: Love Alive Album: Love Alive

For Sight and Sound: Thanasis Traveler In Time Traveler In Time

For Sight and Sound: Neil Young from his album "Harvest" (1972) There's a World There's a World

Red-winged Blackbird The Beatles from "The White Album" (1968) Live: Blackbird Blackbird

This week in SSC: "Minimalism using one item for your subject against a basic background." This pretty enamel light switch plate was a gift from a talented friend. ...and for Sight and Sound: The Hollies from their "Evolution" album (1967) When Your Light's Turned On When Your Light's Turned On

This week in SSC: "Collections or Hobbies" Some of you might remember that I have a collection of 1960's vintage Barbie dolls. I thought I'd feature one of my favorite girls from 1967 in her pretty spring fashion. It's hard to believe that these dolls are over 50 years old already. They have to be kept away from bright light or their vinyl faces will fade. Otherwise, they've held up pretty well all this time and kept their value too. Photographing them is also a hobby of mine. ..and for Sight and Sound: Rod Stewart from his album "Never A Dull Moment" (1972) You Wear it Well You Wear it Well