Michael Humphris

Photo prompt provided by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields On a stout stone, grey from his nose to his tail, he watch’s individuals traveling. Time passes quickly for the bear. To his left doors wait, snaring anyone who enters them. On his right,…

Photo prompt from Rochelle Wisoff-Fields The hierarchy of Saturn’s confederations had held sway for millennia, despite a wide gulf of life forms. Whilst the gas sprites had often sorely tried the dragon lords patience with their playful behaviour. They also…

Prompt photo copyright Claire Fuller Earth mining on Titan was over. Earth had realised that the underground cities of the dragon lords, were just the tip of a considerable microcosm of interlinked communities. Communities that held knowledge far beyond anything…

Photo prompt from Lisa Fox When the knife grinder and the pot mender finished, along with tinkers and raddle men. When tramps and gypsy’s stopped calling, as did the library and traveling shops, It was time to lock the door…

Prompt from Roger Bultot It was the strangest of feelings, Dominica had just arrived in town for a short holiday, yet this street was so familiar. She was carried back nearly one hundred years, she was watching a young girl…

Photograph Prompt from Ted Strutz Sumer is beautiful, our underground home is full of sound, so many visit us. Long may Ishtar guide and protect us. …We are traveling, our home is made of poles and skins, lined with felt,…

Wednesday or Friday Photo prompt by Jennifer Pendergast Michael collected his coffee and phone, then sat down to complete his pictorial crossword challenge. Week by week they became linked. The weekly challenges had taken him around the world and traveling…

Prompt photo from Dale Rogerson Safa weaved a fine mesh. She needed mesh for her face mask. Mesh stood a chance of keeping the thickening soup of insects from entering her lungs. But now there was another enemy. Gossamer like…

Prompt photograph supplied by Douglas M Macllroy People looked at Shelia, but she knew they did not see the real her. They did not see the carefree adolescent, who had produced amazing song tracks. They did not see the young…

Prompt this week is an interesting painting by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields It’s a long hard walk on a winters evening from Burnley to Waterfoot, so you can imaging the smile on my face, when I saw the traditional chippy was still…