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Seven Days Outside: Brick Saturday My contribution to the #sevendaysoutside challenge by @@erikah for Saturday March 31, 2018. Caught this image just after a hail storm last February! Thank you for viewing!

Fresh Air This is a brand new 11x14 acrylic painting on canvas and is titled Fresh Air. It is part of a new series titled Spring Textures. With today being #skyblue #friday in the #colorchallenge by

#sevendaysoutside #gatethursday This photograph is an entry into a hidden home. I found it fascinating and mysterious as you can barely see only a tiny part of the home. It so happened that I stumbled

Color Challenge: Thursday Green For the #colorchallenge by @Kalemandra Thursday March 29, 2018. There is nothing greener in my portfolio than my original abstract painting "Everglades" Artist:

Color Challenge: Wednesday Yellow My contribution to the #colorchallenge by @Kalemandra for Wednesday March 28, 2018 is my photograph of a yellow gerbera daisy just after a rain

Tree Tuesday My contribution to #treetuesday initiated by @old_guy_photos for Tuesday March 27, 2018. This photograph was taken this past Saturday during a nature walk in my hometown of Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Color Challenge: Tuesday Orange My original painting titled "Fire" is my contribution to the #colorchallenge by @Kalemandra for Tuesday March 27, 2018. Artist: Rachel Hannah Photo Credit: Rachel

Monochrome Monday My photograph is of a bridge and the reflection the bridge is casting on the water. The bridge crosses the Chickamauga Creek in Chattanooga, Tennessee. I took the photograph from another

Color Challenge: Monday Red My contribution to the #colorchallenge by @Kalemandra for Monday March, 26 2018 is a red Snapdragon flower. I have heard them called other names. Depending on where you live

Color Challenge: Sunday Purple My photograph for the #colorchallenge by @Kalemandra is of an Anemone flower. A soft white vignette was digitally added to the image. Hope you have a restful Sunday. Thank

Well, maybe not exactly in lights, but more like in the rolling credits of a film! Does that sound pretty cool to you? Here is the deal. My friend Marc Zammit is an actor, director, and producer of a film

My digitally altered painting "Spirit Dance" Rachel Hannah here, visual artist whose work includes abstract and contemporary paintings, photographic, digital and text art with positive messages.