how to face your greatest fear

week 22 of the 52 weeks challenge wanted us to use our phobias for inspiration.

i was reading a book last week and in it there was a mention of water moccasin. curious, i looked it up on google. big mistake! i've had bad nightmares, albeit mild, since. but then the other day, i passed by a store called "soft moc" and saw these moccasin shoes. and i had the idea of showing you my greatest fear, water moccasin and all its ilks, kins and kinds.

it may not be a stellar photo or collage, but you have to agree, that is some kind of inspiration!

[Annie D]

hahahaha
clever Miss Vikki - even if I didn't know what a water Moccasin was I could guess with you :)

[PhotoCrazy]

Haha, well done!!

[Diana]

Interesting narrative and lovely moccasins.

[JackieR]

Wonder how you would have depicted 'cotton mouth'? As yes, you induced me to look it up

[Monique]

Poisonous waterscape, as I recall ? I would prefer to encounter your version 😂

[Ingrid]

You had me Googling too... now I understand the picture... Well done. I do prefer your version :)

[Kathy A]

Of course I had to look it up on Google but wish I hadn’t. You depicted it very well

[vonski]

Ahh you don't like snakes. I love snakes as I do all creatures. It's man I'm not so keen on a lot of the time. We'll done for facing your fears. It is the best way to get over them

[katy]

It is very inspirational indeed. Perhaps it will help you focus more on water and moccasins instead of on the other subject.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Water Mocassins, Rattlesnakes, Garter Snakes, even pictures of snakes- petrified of them ALL!!!!! This does make me laugh- unfortunately I don't think it will cure my fear of those slithering creatures even if I do rarely see them.

[Melvina McCaw]

Too funny great way to capture this phobia..

[Lin]

Heavens, you have the most creative mind! And the narrative made me smile (as many of yours do - thanks)

[Kathy]

An addition to this photo might be a big "plus" (+) sign between the two photos in the collage. Maybe even an equal (=) sign and question mark (?) to make it into a riddle.

[aikiuser (jenn)]

Nice way to reinterpret water moccasin for sure!!