Margaret from Pyr… is this week’s host for Monochrome Madness. She has asked for “Bright as Can Be”. I admit I had some difficulty with the theme but this is what I came up with it.
If you want to join in, link to Leanne’s Monochrome Madness or to Margaret’s post: Bright as Can Be



This white cat, called Circe, was a regular at the local botanical gardens and somewhat of a celebrity. She’d sit in the sun and watch life go by. Visitors of the garden admired her – and left her to her own devices.The locals knew where she lived.

A snowy owl – almost whiter than a swan (at least the male owl is) – it’s tempting to wear sun glasses when looking at it.

This little bird, a zebra finch with very few markings, looks like it’s crying and the mascara is running.
Enough animals, in the skies are bright things to see:


No light of its own but the moon can be very bright.
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These are certainly very bright Elke. You have done a great job with the theme, I think.
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Thanks, Leanne. I’m happy you like them.
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Fabulous photos for the difficult theme Elke
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Ah, thanks, Brian.
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You might have found it difficult … but you delivered! Well done particularly on that cloud photo.
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Clouds were difficult at first until I found a special setting in my camera. Now I like to take pictures of clouds.
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A cloud setting? Who knew?
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Not particularly. But I seem to remember you have Lumix , too? The toy effect seem to work really well with clouds.
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I DO have a Lumix, and I’ve never really known what to use the Toy setting for. Thanks!
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It makes a nice vignette effect. I sometimes play around with it, just to see the difference.
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Thanks for the hint!
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the cloud pic is fantastic
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Thanks so much, Cath.
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I think you and I were thinking alike.
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🤗
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