Ergo, the Ogre

A large, sprawling oak tree with thick branches covered in green moss, surrounded by lush greenery in a natural setting.

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Ergo, the Ogre

Susan Marie Shuman is an author and freelance writer/editor who currently resides in the wilds of Birmingham, AL. She shares her life with two spoiled cats, several friends (not all of them imaginary) and one husband. When she’s not working, Susan enjoys horseback riding, reading, taking her cats for a spin in their pet stroller, and taking naps. An ex-bartender, recovering crash test dummy, and all-around late bloomer, Susan graduated from the University of South Alabama in 2004 with a BA in English. She minored in Russian. Long-range goals include visiting Israel, the Czech Republic and Liechtenstein. Susan is also planning to launch a micronation which would be called either Suzannistan or Eastern Suzanorovia.

13 responses to “Cee’s B&W Photo Challenge 12/7/2017”

  1. Cee Neuner Avatar
    Cee Neuner

    Susan, both of your photos are perfect for this week’s challenge. :D :D

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    1. The Abject Muse Avatar
      The Abject Muse

      Thank you, Cee!

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  2. Olga Avatar
    Olga

    The top house is so intriguing. The coloring is perfect to set a spooky, mysterious mood. Lots of stories behind those windows. :)

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    1. The Abject Muse Avatar
      The Abject Muse

      Yes! If those walls could talk, they’d be speechless. :-)

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      1. Olga Avatar
        Olga

        Ha ha! :)

  3. Shelley Avatar
    Shelley

    Both photos are great! The second one is so quaint – I could see it in a child’s storybook!

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    1. The Abject Muse Avatar
      The Abject Muse

      Thank you, Shelley. It really is adorable in “person.”

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  4. tedstrutz Avatar
    tedstrutz

    Nice photo.

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    1. The Abject Muse Avatar
      The Abject Muse

      Thank you, Ted.

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  5. dronstadblog Avatar
    dronstadblog

    The bottom one looks a lot like something we have here, in Serbia. Wow. It reminds me of old houses my ancestors used to live in. :D Great post Sergeant Susan.

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    1. The Abject Muse Avatar
      The Abject Muse

      Really? I have no idea what Serbian architecture is like. This photo was taken in Mount Laurel, Alabama. Glad you like it!

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      1. dronstadblog Avatar
        dronstadblog

        That’s the beauty of our architecture because we were influenced from both the west and the east. It is unique. :D Might wanna Google it. :D

      2. The Abject Muse Avatar
        The Abject Muse

        I will do that. :-)

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