Sometimes you need to get away for a few weeks just to figure out who you are again.
Judd Apatow
We’re honored to have been invited to be guest hosts for Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #157 by the four creative photographers who began this project. This week’s topic — Getting Away — is near to our hearts, because in the last 15-20 years or so, we’ve left our comfy nest in Knoxville, Tennessee, to travel near and far — short trips, long stays, cruises, solo drives . . . we’ve loved it all. We hope you’ll share your favorite getaways with us this week as well.
Maybe you, too, are yearning to get away after being quarantined during the pandemic. If the packed hotels and restaurants we’ve seen of late are any indication, we’re all “itching” to get away, even if it’s just to rejoin the people we love and the places once familiar to us.

We don’t always have an absolute getaway strategy. At times, we like to be alone in our thoughts like the traveler in the picture at the top of this post sitting by himself on Cadillac Mountain in Maine’s Acadia National Park contemplating the view and the world we live in.
At other times, we travel in groups, with people — lots of people — just to see some of the world’s famous places. And to find we have more commonalities than differences.

Once you get away from where you’re from, you look at it in a different way.
Deana Carter
The reasons for getting away are as varied as the destinations.
One year, we timed a trip to Provence just as lavender plants began showing their colors.

On another getaway, we floated past homes along the famed Mekong River in Cambodia.

A getaway to Morocco took us to the tanneries in Fes to watch (and smell) the tedious, yet centuries-old, process of dying leather.

We’ve tried picking a favorite, all-time, most memorable getaway, but it’s nearly impossible. Perhaps it was the morning we hiked up (alone) to Monhegan Lighthouse in Maine to greet the sun bathing white clapboard buildings with light.

Or maybe it was the time we chartered a plane to catch a glimpse of Mt. Everest, flew closely to the snow-covered peaks, and gripped each other’s hands as we took our turn standing beside the pilot.

But it wouldn’t be a proper post of ours if we didn’t mention our once-a-year destination for the past 42 years, our go-to getaway that has recharged us every year: Pawleys Island, South Carolina.

I’d like to get away from earth awhile. And then come back to it and begin over.
Robert Frost, “Birches”
It may seem that we only yearn to see faraway places. But that’s simply not true. Our all-time best getaway is at home — on our humble, but well-used, screened-in porch!

So, whether you head to a favorite place each year, or you like to travel to destinations far and wide, show us what “getting away” means to you. We look forward to reading about — and seeing — your favorite spots.
Thanks again to Patti, Amy, Tina, and Ann-Christine for inviting us to be guest hosts this week for Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #157: Getting Away. If you join us, include a link to this post and use the Lens-Artists “tag.”
We invite you to join us next week when Beth Smith of Wandering Dawgs leads Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #158. Her theme is “Along Back Country Roads.”
Travel wherever your heart takes you,
Rusha & Bert
pam@ichoosethis
THESE IMAGES ARE AMAZING!! seriously, well done 🙂
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks so much. Glad to see you back!!!
pam@ichoosethis
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Shristy Singh
Nice blog!
Do visit to my blog and follow it if you like.
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salsaworldtraveler
I love your post. You have had some tremendously interesting getaways. I’m behind but offer this as my response to the challenge,
https://salsaworldtraveler.com/2021/07/25/lens-artist-challenge-157-getting-away/
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Paulie
How appropriate is the topic Getting Away. Thank you for hosting. Once again, I’m late to the party. My contribution can be found by following the link.
https://lifeinmyyears.com/2021/07/24/lens-artists-photo-challenge-157-getting-away/
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KFBuchsbaum
My getaway was very close to home, but nonetheless a great break in Asheville: https://maximizingluxurytravel.com/2021/07/24/a-jazzy-escape-to-asheville/
Thanks for the great topic!
onemillionphotographs
Nothing beats a weekend get away to Northern California:
https://onemillionphotographs.com/2021/07/24/37521-headlands-state-park-in-mendocino-california/
Lindy Le Coq
I’ve travelled around the USA and France, Canada and Hawaii. Mostly, I love being in the wilderness wherever I find it!
https://lindylecoq.com/2021/07/24/lens-artists-photo-challenge-157-getting-away/
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Manja Mexi Mexcessive
Thank you for hosting and a wonderful theme and images. Since I got away, I’m a little busy right now but it’s a pleasure to show you my Ljubljana. Welcome.
https://mexcessive.photo.blog/2021/07/23/lens-artists-pc-i-got-away/
norasphotos4u
I love the variety in your photos and your porch is special. Thank you for hosting this week – here is my post for this week’s topic
https://norasphotos4u.wordpress.com/2021/07/22/lens-artist-challenge-getting-away/
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks for this compliment and for posting those great photos. Hope you find more getaway opportunities before summer ends.
norasphotos4u
Thanks!!
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Judy@NewEnglandGardenAndThread
Wonderful places, photos, and memories, but I’m partial to Pawley’s Island. 🙂 Stay well.
Oh, the Places We See
We’re headed back next week. Can hardly wait!
Judy@NewEnglandGardenAndThread
Fingers crossed, we hope to be back this winter. Have a great visit.
Oh, the Places We See
Hope you make it back. And hope all goes well with you now until then.
Albatz Travel Adventures
You have some amazing getaways but the one that lingers the most in my mind is the screened porch – it looks like a wonderful place to read and dream about the world while staying at home. I still haven’t got away so have been getting away by looking through my old photos. Here’s part of a memorable loop drive in the north of Wales: https://elizabatz.com/2021/07/20/horseshoe-falls-and-a-hidden-church-in-llangollan-wales/
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Sue (Mac's Girl)
A great choice of theme for this week’s challenge, Rusha. I especially like your picture of the lavender field.
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks so much, Sue. It was indeed breathtaking to walk up to that property from where the bus dropped us off. When we saw the lavender, we couldn’t wait to take pictures . . . and shop in the gift shop, of course!
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WanderingCanadians
I loved the story of pictures for this challenge which ends at a photo of your screened-in porch. There’s no place like home.
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks so much. We sit on that little porch as often as we can. It’s a great plane for reading the newspaper (We still do!) and for taking a nap (We do that as well!).
Amy
Hi Rusha, Here is my entry: https://shareandconnect.wordpress.com/2021/07/20/lens-artists-photo-challenge-157-getting-away/
babsje
Hi Rusha
Your lead quote is so very true! Your photos are striking, especially the crowded Great Wall and the Senanque Abbey. Is that a lavender field? Does it smell as beautiful as it looks? And I will never again complain anout laundry day after seeing your photo from the Mekong Delta!
My favorite getaways are to places with Great Blue Herons and Egrets. Here’s one dramatic getaway day about a Heron in need of rescue:
https://babsjeheron.wordpress.com/2021/07/20/happy-ending-to-beautiful-great-blue-heron-rescue/
Best, Babsje
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tgeriatrix
https://geriatrixfotogallerie.wordpress.com/2021/07/20/getting-away/
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Chris Breebaart
And a last one to finish this series: this statue is called La Défense and is placed in La Défense 🙂
https://chrisbreebaart.com/2021/07/20/la-defense/
Ana
Wonderful post! Great theme accompanied by beautiful images. I’m sorry I didn’t participate, I got away to the mountain for the weekend and I didn’t have time. I will try it during the week.
Oh, the Places We See
Any time. We appreciate your looking at our post and thinking of getting away, and you’re living the dream in the mountains.
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Wind Kisses
Thank you for hosting. Beautiful images. I have to say I felt like I wanted more from your float by on the Mekong River. That must have been a ‘wow’ the entire way. And I cannot imagine dying leather like in Fes. Oh the Places you HAVE seen. Donna
Oh, the Places We See
I’m hoping to publish more on the trip along the Mekong. Such a rich experience, and so very different from my perspective. Thanks for your comments. They mean a lot.
Wind Kisses
Ill look forward to that. That area of the world intrigues me. It is on our list..
Teresa
Love the lavender farm as well as battered walls of the shanty in the Mekong river. Such outstanding travel experiences you’ve had.
Here is mine https://mywanderings.travel.blog/2021/07/20/getting-away/
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks for your comments. I, too, loved the lavender fields and the Mekong, and I need to write more about each. Also, thanks for participating in this week’s challenge. I’m headed to your site now.
restlessjo
The places you’ve seen, alright! I have a particular fondness for a lavender farm in Yorkshire, but I’m sure I would like Maine and I wouldn’t be sorry to call South Carolina home, Rusha. We had a brief getaway last weekend but today’s post focuses mostly on the street art so I haven’t included it. Always nice to travel with you.
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks for your lovely comment. We’d love to see Yorkshire not just for the lavender farm but for the countryside in general. Yes, you’d love Maine — we haven’t met anyone who doesn’t. And we’re headed back to the beach this weekend. Travel is good for getting away, but so are local getaways. Best wishes to your for a good rest of the summer.
Leya
A truly inspiring theme! Thank you for hosting and sending wonderful travel memories to us. The lavender fields…how i would love to see them too! Your sunrise photos are so beautiful and you surely have a cosy home. Everest – we missed out on the flight because of bad weather, but hiked around Anapurna and saw Everest too. Great photography!
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks so much. It’s great to have photos of good times. Don’t know when we’ll be out and about again!!!
Leya
I must agree…
whippetwisdom
Beautiful photographs Rusha and Bert, I especially love the lavender fields in Provence and can almost smell the flowers! For us home is the best place to be and our contribution for this week’s lovely challenge is here: https://whippetwisdom.com/2021/07/19/haibun-table-top-rock/
Tish Farrell
Gosh, but you’ve been to some marvellous places. My getting away is presently close to home:
https://tishfarrell.com/2021/07/19/over-the-field-not-far-away/
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Chris Breebaart
Another one, I have to look into pingbacks, that looks like a problem on my side 🙂
https://chrisbreebaart.com/2021/07/19/la-defense-assurance/
Tobias M. Schiel
Inspiring post, I love the wooden houses – and I really would like to get awya, but right now my journeys do not take me far from our house, so my interpretation might seem a bit extravagant. (Not sure how this works – do I include the link to my post here?) Cheers!
Oh, the Places We See
Just copy and paste your link here to my site. I’d love to see your getaway. Don’t forget my last image on this post — we really are fairly content to get away on our screened-in porch. It feels good!
Tobias M. Schiel
Okay, got it – thanks! Here we go: https://empireoflights.com/2021/07/19/wave/
I. J. Khanewala
Great to have you as the week’s host. That’s a wonderful photo of Everest. Seeing it from the air must be something! I had to smile at your photo of the Great Wall. Walking on it feels so much like walking in a Beijing metro station. Wonderful sunset and sunrise too, and the photo of flowering lavender brought back pleasant memories.
I have a different interpretation of getting away this week:
https://anotherglobaleater.wordpress.com/2021/07/19/after-the-rain-me/
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks for your comments. We were surprised at how arduous a climb up the Great Wall would be. Have no idea how the sentinels who ran it every day survived! We even saw people much older than we were at the time bounding upward, much to our surprise! So, the Great Wall holds various memories for us! I’m headed to your site now to see what you have posted. Thanks for joining the challenge this week.
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anne leueen
Hello! I did put a ping back into my post but it has not appeared. So here is a link:
https://horseaddict.net/2021/07/17/horse-shows/ My post did not involve getting away to travel but getting away to the normal again.
I enjoyed all of your photos and quotes. Nice get aways!
Greenglobaltrek
How amazing you have gone back to the same place for forty two years!!! It must be wonderful there! And so many interesting exciting locations in between! Do you always rent the same house?
It’s always good to come home ~ even though for our home keeps changing. It becomes more about a feeling than an actual place for us!
Lovely post with wonderful photos.
Peta
Oh, the Places We See
There’s a part of us that would love doing what you do — moving around to different homes, different countries. But we must be more sedentary than I ever would have imagined. We love going to the same beach, but we’ve rented numerous houses. The one in the photo is next door to a rental we had last December, and I was standing on the upstairs balcony porch. Nice view!
Home is home, though, and we’ve been in Knoxville since we came to college at Univ. of Tennessee in 1963. Now, that’s a long time! Thanks for your comments and your interest. We appreciate you.
SoyBend
This was a great topic for a challenge! I liked the first photo of the solitary visitor taking in the view. The South Carolina sunset picture looks so serene.
Oh, the Places We See
Both places hold a special place in my heart! Thanks for thinking along with us about getting away. And if travel is in your future, we hope all goes well fir you.
photo robert
hello you two, an interesting theme at this time, i have expanded it a little dreaming of getting away, think it fits better. i like your photos especially the 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th. here is my contribution, https://wp.me/p2AvI7-3Ql.
many greetings robert
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks so much for contributing, Robert. I left you a message on your site. Really, really like your photos.
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Khürt Williams
Wow! Rusha, that’s a lot of travelling and you have visited some varied venues. We’ve not traveled anywhere since 2017 so we’re way overdue. 2020 plans were put on hold and it seems 2021 plans will be as well. It’s just to darn expensive. Hotel rooms prices near Acadia National Park are nearly double what they would be normally and many of the destinations we had in mind are booked out for months.
Right now, I number one get away is the couch. 😂
Khürt Williams
I wanted to add, I’m drawn to the image of Monhegan Island Light. I find it very calming.
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks so much for your reply to the Getting Away post. We, too, loved our brief time on Monhegan Island. We arrived after almost everything had shut down. Had to bring our own food. But one homeowner allowed us to rent a small apartment from her. That morning, we were all alone to greet the sun. A very lovely getaway and unique experience. Thanks for your comment.
Oh, the Places We See
You are so right about Maine right now. We were there in early June, and all of the inns we tried to book were quite expensive, if there were any rooms at all. I’m not sure when the influx of tourists will slow down. We’re all trying to get away after the pandemic. Keep trying. You may be able to find something. If not, your couch might be your best bet!
Toonsarah
What an excellent choice of theme!! I love your shot of laundry day on the Mekong, and I really envy you that flight over Everest – that’s high on my wish list! And here’s my contribution: https://www.toonsarah-travels.blog/gallery-getting-away-or-theres-a-wonderful-world-out-there/
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks so much for commenting and selecting two of my favorite photos and spots to visit. You would love seeing the homes along the Mekong as well as Everest — outstanding in different ways, of course, but eye-catching and endearing. I’m headed to your site to see your contribution. Thanks for taking time to join us!
Toonsarah
We saw something of the Mekong in Laos last year but Everest I have yet to see!!
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Tina Schell
Well Rusha, you two certainly do get away, don’t you?! Gorgeous images, especially loved the lavender which had unfortunately just finished blooming when we visited Southern France. Timing is everything isn’t it?! Also loved your Maine image – the light is glorious in that one. I chose to feature our just-finished visit to the west coast so for me the timing was perfect on this one!
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks so much for the comments and for noting two of my favorite events — seeing the lavender in Provence and greeting the day in Monhegan. We’ve loved our travels and looking back through our pictures. Can’t wait to see your shots from the West Coast. You always take the best photos! Thanks, too, for entrusting me with your photo challenge. It was such a good experience!
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photobyjohnbo
I love your theme this week. I especially like your early morning images.
For sure there are so many people who are finally having the opportunity to get away again after a year of uncertainty. We aren’t completely out of the woods yet, with outbreaks happening around the world again, but with the relative safety of the vaccine protection, people are again venturing out.
I am looking forward to sharing my challenge response on Thursday, as usual for me.
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks for the compliments and for noting the early-morning pictures. I’ve developed a habit of getting up before sunrise when I travel — there’s just something about the tender light of day that’s appealing. Can’t do it every day, but sometimes it’s more special if I don’t make it a habit. I look forward to seeing your contribution.
Chris Breebaart
What a beautiful set of travel photos! I am not sure if ping backs work from my site, I do not see the link here, so here a manual message https://chrisbreebaart.com/2021/07/18/la-defense-blocs/
Sue
Oh, wow, you have had some amazing travels, Rusha! Cambodia I never
ot to as I had to cancel a trip and now don’t have the health to manage it, so I enjoy seeing your images. But the one that strikes a chord with me is Senanque abbey and th lavender – was never there at the right time in Provence to see lavender plants showing their colors.
Oh, the Places We See
Sue, thank you so much for taking time to comment. I, too, had a travel snafu: was supposed to go to Jordan and Egypt last March, but the pandemic shut all trips to those countries (well, the whole world actually), so we didn’t get to go. Now, I’m not sure I ever will. Thanks for taking a look and weighing in on the post. Your involvement — and opinion — is always welcome.
Sue
Many thanks, Rusha-you are most welcome!
Sofia Alves
I’m so glad Lens-Artists have showed me your blog. I really enjoyed your post and your photos are lovely.
Here is mine:
https://photographias.wordpress.com/2021/07/18/lens-artists-challenge-getting-away/
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Rupali
Excellent topic with great variety of images.
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks for your kind words. It’s fun to see what people choose to link to each challenge, and this one has allowed us to look at many good getaways.
thehungrytravellers.blog
Great selection of photos, love the variety they capture from all different types of destination
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks so much. We’ve seen a lot, but have so many more places on our wish list. It’s good, however, to be grateful for what we’ve seen and done. And grateful for people like you who say nice things! Thanks!
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Prior...
great theme this week and my favorite image of your getaway post was the laundry day along the Mekong River. Also, that place n South Carolina seems like a nice place to have on the yearly schedule 🙂
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks so much for selecting one of my all-time photos of a favorite place: the Mekong River. I could have posted several homes and boats along that river. As to the house in South Carolina, we’re headed there this coming week. It’s a great family getaway, and it feels so comfortable since we’ve been going for so long. I appreciate your comments and wish for you many getaways to come.
Prior...
Hi. I hope you have a great time in SC and July is a good time to go. My post for this week just went up – and I chose South Florida for my topic this week https://priorhouse.blog/2021/07/17/south-florida-getaway-treesquare-july-17-lens-artists-157/
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks for posting. I’m headed to your site right now. And I’ll think about in SC. It’s lovely on the coast, and that’s where I’ll “park it” for a week!
Prior...
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Stupidity Hole
A nice collection of photos you’ve here.
Various scenes covering a range of moods, objects and actions that provide their own little space.
Here’s mine for this one:
https://stupidityhole.com/2021/07/18/storm-meets-clouds/
Marsha
Hi Rusha, These are lovely images. It’s fun to see selected artists featured as guests for this fabulous challenge. You’ve been to some amazing places. I’ll be sharing a trip long ago to San Antonio in my post tomorrow for #TreeSquare. I’ve also linked it to your post here. 🙂 Nice to connect. 🙂
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks for your comments and for your praise. It’s been fun searching through my photos to find some great getaways, and I can’t wait to see yours from a San Antonio trip. Thanks for sharing your ideas and photos with us!
Marsha
My pleasure’
Terri Webster Schrandt
Hi Rusha! Found you through Lens-Artists. Glorious photos of your get-aways! I can see why your yearly get-away to North Carolina is your happy place! As happy as we thought we were in Northern California, we made the move to Spokane, WA area and have been here 7 months. A drastic get-away, but we love our rural lifestyle in Nine Mile Falls. You are so right about coming back home (and here we are)! This theme worked for my Sunday Stills theme of evergreen which will post Sunday morning at 7am, and link to your post then. Thanks for hosting!
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks for your kind words and for sharing the information about your move to Spokane. We’ve visited downtown Spokane twice and both times were fascinated by the falls, sculptures, and places for families to gather. There is also an area outside of town where we picked apples, but I can’t remember the name of it. Looking forward to seeing what you share on Sunday.
Terri Webster Schrandt
Isn’t the downtown amazing? I’ll have to get back to you on the apple picking….on the tip of my tongue!
Amy
I really enjoy your getting away post. I can feel the excitment of your world travels through your beautiful photos, especially love the peacefulness of your home and Pawleys Island you captured. Thank you for this inspiring theme, Rusha!
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks so much, Amy. It was fun going through old stashes of photos — and getting reminded of why we love getting away but also returning home. Any getaway can be good one — near or far. And hearing from others is just good for the soul!
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kzmcb
Your narrative and photos took me with you. I love your porch and your Pawleys retreat. I think we’re quite similar in our favourite places.
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks so much. We really do have a lot in common. Come sit in the porch with me and we’ll talk some more!!!
kzmcb
That’s a greater swim than I can manage. One day…
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Wandering Dawgs
These are all wonderful getaways and amazing images. I agree with you. Sometimes the best getaway is right at home. Thanks for a great challenge.
Oh, the Places We See
It was fun putting it together. But I’m also looking ahead at your challenge so I can link to that one as well. Thanks for the comments.
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Anne Sandler
What wonderful trips Rusha and amazing photography Rusha! The Mt. Everest image: simply outstanding!!
Oh, the Places We See
We’ve been very fortunate to have seen some outstanding places. We were building a Habitat for Humanity house in Nepal — and that gave us the opportunity to take that flight up to see Mt. Everest. A special moment in our lives! Thanks for commenting, Anne. Your photography is always wonderful, so it makes me appreciate you even more.
sheetalbravon
Fantastic post Rusha and the photos told a riveting story of their own . I’m so envious of the places you’ve been , the adventures you must have had. A wonderful theme indeed !
Oh, the Places We See
We’ve been to many places as a side benefit to building Habitat for Humanity houses. We took a side trip to India after building in Nepal. Such an interesting part of the world!
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pattimoed
A wonderful post, Rusha! I love your theme and of course, your photos are wonderful. Thanks so much for stepping in and hosting this week. Your world-traveller’s perspective is marvelous. I’m trying to imagine how it feels to take a plane ride around Mt. Everest. A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, for sure.
Oh, the Places We See
We love to get away — but as Frost said, the coming back part is good as well. Thanks for your positive remarks and help along the way. That plane ride was truly a high point for us — never dreamed I would be even that close! Hope you’ll have time to share your thoughts on getting away with us.
JohnRH
Great theme, great photos, far and wide. I recently got away. Game on!
Oh, the Places We See
I guess a lot of us are getting away judging from the crowded highways in and around Knoxville. But other parts of the country are experiencing flights of all kinds as well. Hope your getaway is the break you need!
solaner
A nice collection of destinations. https://solaner.wordpress.com/2021/07/17/lens-artists-photo-challange-157-getting-away/
Oh, the Places We See
Thanks for mentioning the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge this week. Hope you’ll share some of your favorite getaways as well!
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