To me this installation signifies the truth that it happened to them and it can happen to us – the people reflected in the figures. The people seen clapping is an art installation on the opposite side of the road called “Die Claque” from Guido Messer – depicting four men clapping with their eyes closed, applauding whatever they are paid to applaud.
https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/reflecting/
The title is taken from the lyrics of the song “Lemon tree” by Fools Garden.
Beware! Dangers abound. So do warnings.
Sometimes the warnings are very wordy:
Danger of lightning, of rabies, of swimming, of plummeting down a ravine, or simply of a gate.
Sometimes pictograms seem enough:
No jumping (deadly peril!), no slipping, no driving into trees. And beware of sudden drops, strong currents, submerged rocks, deep water, large waves, giant frogs, and elderly people!
But the biggest danger of them all:
Beware of children!
https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/danger/
These are skylights in the four corner buildings of the mosque in the palace gardens in Schwetzingen, Germany. These are not proper skylights but fake windows in the dome of the roofs, showing different phases of the moon: quarter, half, three quarters and full moon. The Red Mosque was never intended as a place of worship but is considered a “folly” – a building which served no purpose but to be there and be beautiful. It was constructed at the end of the 18th century when all things Turkish were very fashionable. It combines elements of Eastern and Western architecture.
https://jennifernicholewells.com/2017/05/02/this-weeks-challenges-april-30-may-6-owpc/
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