I am currently in Baltimore, MD, on my way home from the most amazing few days. I had the opportunity to attend the first ever Click Retreat sponsored by Southwest Airlines.
Southwest Airlines was SO. GENEROUS. and provided all of the attendees flights to and home from the retreat. Can you believe that?
As part of the retreat we had the opportunity to participate in a photo scavenger hunt. This was my first time participating and I was so excited for the opportunity to stretch my photography, and imagination. Even better? They are giving two winners a pair of round trip tickets to fly anywhere Southwest/Air Tran flies. Wha?
Onto the Photo Scavenger Hunt:
Your luggage at the door.
Something "BLUE" on the way to the airport.
Airplane snacks.
A Southwest winglet.
The view from 35,000 feet.
Norfolk International Airport sign.
The Atlantic Ocean.
A RED heart.
A group shot (5 people or more) of Click Retreat attendees.
A sand castle.
A "selfie".
Your flip flops.
(The Atlantic swallowed my right flip flop. It came back 10 minutes later. Can you believe that?! Yay!)
Click retreaters making a human pyramid.
Something YELLOW (your choice).
A sunset.
A "fresh" fish.
Something you LUV.
(Casey. I don't get to see her enough. Here I am keeping her from sweeping into the Atlantic like a flip flop.)
Thank you so much Today's Mama and Southwest Airlines for such a fun opportunity!
i love these shots and i'm so so happy we got to meet and spend time together! you shine bright!
ReplyDeleteLove you Kim! I'm so glad we got to go together! You are the sweetest.
ReplyDeleteLove you Kim! I Loved getting to go with you on this trip, you are the sweetest.
ReplyDeleteI love this album so much. You're a winner!
ReplyDeleteOh. My. Gosh. I absolutely love these photos. I think the ocean, "fresh" fish and selfie are my faves. xoxo
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing! Were we on the same trip? :)
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, Kim! Congrats on the tickets.
ReplyDeleteDYING at your photos. So good! Do we know the winner of this? YOU better win #justsayin!
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