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@Aminus3 Photography Prompt: Completion

A tulip has completed its flowering period for 2026, the naturally dried flower - completion

Cheryl's Photos and Memoirs

Jason, your solar eclipse photo is outstanding. I bet that was an amazing experience!

Thanks Cheryl!

It was surreal during totality when things got dark, quiet, and a little more frigid too, for a short time before the world turned back on again.

Also was a birthday week for me and a closing out of sorts of some old energies.

Thank you Animus3. This is a nice chance to see everyone’s work and offer my own when I can. Will have something for completion soon. Looking forward. Many thanks 🙏 mary

Thank you for organizing these prompts and the weekly round up of what others have submitted. It's been a joy to see both such creativity and craft! It's also been a pleasure to share my own work from time to time.

Mark Farley’s wandering’s

Beautiful photographs from last week, “Completion”, interesting? Thank you.

Congratulations on completing your project and sharing all of this with the photography community here. The weekly prompts will be missed!

Thanks Lauri, though my wording was unintentionally ambiguous.

It is not the end of the weekly photo prompts, it is just the end of a more formal structure that I created and was using to guide the prompt words over the last 22 weeks.

The Substack weekly photo prompts will continue as is for the foreseeable future, with a spin-off photo project / app that is a separate but related thing.

Ah, good to know. I look forward to seeing what your project is. Thanks!!

I always enjoy seeing your take on the prompts as well Lauri, thanks!

Mark Farley’s wandering’s

@Aminus3 Photography Prompt: Completion - The everyday, accidental 'masterpieces' where bird droppings serendipitously form recognisable silhouettes on York stone paving! x2 completions!!

Yikes, that is quite remarkable, strange, and a little creepy too!