About this image: My grand daughter enjoys chess. This picture was taken at her second tournament for 2026-2027 school year; my first to attend this season. I thought this was a neat line shot.
Welcome to Life Captured’s My Sunday Snapshot! As you know, I am using two different platforms for my parties. The My Sunday Snapshot will be every Sunday going forward, alternating inLinkz and LinkyTools.
Life Captured is striking a pose with three awesome parties, and you are invited to join in! Don’t get left out in the dark. Come shine bright front and center with Life Captured & guests! 📸
- You Name It (Each Friday) Join this week’s party
Photography, DIY, Travel, Faith, Parties Posts, no home page links.
—— - My Sunday Snapshot (Every Sunday) You are here now!
A Post showcasing your photography.
——- - Home Page LinkUp (1st of Month) This month’s party
Post your Home Page link.
“A single snapshot can capture a thousand unsaid words and a million hidden smiles.”
Let’s turn this Sunday into a gallery of joy. No pressure, no filters required. Just real moments from real people.
Developing the Party Guidelines
- Link Up Your Post: Share a link to a specific blog post that showcases your original photography.
- Keep It Mostly Wordless: While the theme focuses primarily on visual storytelling, brief captions or some text welcome.
- Ensure Family-Friendly Content: All photos and accompanying text must be appropriate for audiences of all ages.
- Engage with the Community: Visit and comment on at least two other participants’ link-up posts to support fellow photographers.
- By posting your link, your image/s may be featured at Life Captured. Proper credit will be given.
- Enjoy the Experience: Have fun connecting with others and exploring creative shots.
Yesterday is today’s memory.
Be sure to capture your memory today!
All the best,.
Debra Ellen
Happy Snapping!
Neat picture. My husband was a Chess player, in many tournaments, won a few. He tried to teach me, but my brain wasn’t having it. Checkers is more my speed. Ha. According to him, I did “things backwards”. According to him and my daughter, I was a (left handed) freak. I “never did anything right”. I’m left handed, therefore, I do things “left”. Have a blessed Sunday.
Thank you, Kathy!