Weekly Photo Challenge: My 2012 in Pictures
This week’s challenge – Pick the best pictures from your 2012 and have those pictures tell everyone about your year.
JANUARY 
What else is better way to spend a cold winter day than a visit to the art museum?
The Saint Louis Museum of Art – Cass Gilbert 1904
The only permanent building from the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exhibition — better known as the St. Louis World’s Fair.
FEBRUARY
Mlle. Renee is a rescue dog and I adopted her on Valentine’s Day four years ago. Every year we celebrate her adoption with a special treat. This one is an oatmeal carrot cookie. I ate a couple, too.
MARCH
The first signs of spring is always the wild violets blooming.
APRIL
ARCH EFFECT — The Saint Louis Gateway Arch as seen from the ground.
MAY
Green bottle fly on a thistle. Last year they started growing wild in the right of way behind the house.
JUNE
30 Days of Creativity – Reflections of Myself at Grand Center for June 27.
JULY
Chinese Lantern Festival at the Missouri Botanical Garden
AUGUST
Catalpa Tree with branches growing into the ground.
SEPTEMBER
Zoo Parents Picnic – My great-niece and her new friend at the Saint Louis Zoo.
“Would you like some of my leaves, little girl??
Opposites Attract
OCTOBER
Apple In Disguise
NOVEMBER
Indian Summer Leaf Watch – (waiting for them to fall)
DECEMBER
Tonight – White Christmas Was a Little Late This Year
And that was my 2012 as seen through the photos I posted on World Press.
NOTE: Clicking on each individual photo will allow you to view each photo in a larger format.
Posted on December 29, 2012, in Weekly Photo Challenge and tagged 2012 in Photos, postaday, The Daily Post, Weekly Photo Challenge: My 2012 in Pictures, Word Press. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.
... a somewhat unknown or perhaps imaginary actor, writer, director, producer, photographer, friend, brother, uncle and all round good fellow that you really should get to know because he lives with that most glamorous fourpaw Mademoiselle Renee. (Mlle. Renee for short)
Since we lived in the KC area for many, many years, I loved your photos and had been to most of them myself. Nice trip down memory lane. Have a great 2013.
Thank you, I never lack for things to photograph on my treks around the city.
A year of visual feasts!
And a lot of HEAT, too.