From the four walls that currently surround you to the infinite potential of space, this week we’d like you to show us your take on room, rooms, or a room.
Here is my take, nothing better than Mother Nature’s room. These were taken in Alberta, Canada. They are pictures of the Canadian side of the Rocky Mountains.
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Nice! I am not usually a mountain person, but those are beautiful!
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That they are and the photos don’t do them justice. Thanks!
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Great photos Jackie, we don’t have anything so impressive mountain wise in Australia, but if you want flat land with an occasional dead tree then this is the place.
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Every place has it’s own beauty Michael. I’ve lived in flat places (texas) so I know of what I speak 😉
Thanks for stopping by as always.
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Makes me think of the song, “Don’t Fence Me In.”
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It does doesn’t it? Thanks!
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Jackie, you’re right that each place has its own beauty, but I do love the beauty of the mountains!!
Have a great weekend.
janet
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I do too Janet. You have a great weekend also.
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What about “room in your heart?” But how cold you photograph that?
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That would be a tough one, unless you’re an open heart surgeon.
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Love the mountain view. I’m just surprised someone hasn’t taken a bulldozer to it and planted thousands of tract houses on it. That’s what happens to most mountains. I sure miss them. Saw another being leveled with houses last week. 😦
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The mountains are lovely. These are the Rocky Mountains and we were miles away, they are protected, and I think a bit too big to be bulldozed down. Thanks for stopping by Marlene!
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Thank goodness! I love mountains and hate to see them disappear into a sea of houses.
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I love ‘mountains at a distance ‘ shots, Jackie. I’m sure they would be twice an spectacular in real life (I can never do justice to our mountains when I take shots of them) 😀
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I can never do them justice either. But I tried 🙂
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Ooooh beautiful. I’ve never seen the Canadian side of the Rockies! Must remedy.
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You really should visit. They are breathtaking. You might even see a moose! or a bear! lol…..
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I don’t know what I would do if I saw an actual moose! I’ve seen bears and elk but no mooses <—- ha.
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Breathtaking and magnificent Jackie.
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They sure are Kim. Thanks
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