Weekly Header Challenge - Curves

It's time for the Weekly Header Challenge!

"Headbanger" Participants

Craver VII 

Fishing Guy 

Katney 

Imac 

Lew
Tom W 

I'm joining in the group above for this weekly challenge.

Click on the other participants' blogs to see

what they've come up with!

Theme ~ Name Here

Chosen by yours truly.  :)

I actually forgot that I chose this week's theme.  And then I panicked.  *chuckle*

I stayed current with my images, using only those from this year's adventures.  For the images I wanted to share, I tried to stay away from circles.  They are curvy, of course, but I wanted curves without the completion--does that make sense?  I guess that's opposed to having straight lines in the images.  That was the direction my brain was headed, anyway.

For my header, I chose a full completed curve (an oval) filled with curves.  Here is the full image:

Okay, I'm open for business now, so I'll show you the rest of my curves.  ;)

The day after the Texas wedding I attended, we visited a mostly dry lake bed and I made some interesting captures.  One was this image of really curvy trees.

On the subject of plants, here are the gentle curves of my scilla just before blooming.

And here are the curves of the fully blooming scilla flowers.

Back inside, I have some curves in my kitchen:

Funky curves of freshly baked bread.

Curved edges of tortilla chips accent my bowl of pineapple salsa.

A curved twig with balls of ice attached.

Curved chair handles with lots of straight lines, too.

A few more images from my Texas wedding, showing off those curves!

The wedding cake.

Old plow.

Clothesline of well-wishes.

Going back home again, I found this image of half-rolled-up cinnamon rolls.  Curvy and yummy all at the same time!

Finally, here is one of the latest images I took, just a few days ago, while sitting on the bench in my special place.  That's what I call it--this back corner of back yard, with a half-finished garden and view of the pool (not that great, but the garden flowers will fill in over the summer), the house, and my vegetable garden (not seen on the left).

Some day I'll be able to enjoy the finished product here in my special place--the curves of the garden and of my bench, and of my legs crossed lazily, and of my fingers around my glass of iced tea.  Aaahh!


Treasuring life's moments,
Christine

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