The colour green. Not for nothing it’s the symbol of healthy living.
Author: eklastic
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OWPC: Crop
Jennifer’s One Word Photo Challenge this week “crop”. Which, of course, can have several meanings.
This photo of a tiled picture in front of bakery showing a sheaf of wheat definitely needed cropping:
Much better, isn’t it.
The gentleman below, however, doesn’t need any more cropping:
https://jennifernicholewells.com/2016/10/04/one-word-photo-challenge-crop/
Autumn collage
Värikollaasit’s request was for autumn colours.
I took an idea from another entry and played around with more emphasis on colours than on form:
http://uudetvarikollaasit.blogspot.de/
Round and round it goes
These perfectly round holes in the wood are not man-made but are the result of larvae of the wood wasp or horntail biting their way into freedom after years of living inside the tree.
In contrast, this circle is entirely man-made. As are the curvy reflections in the window.
The Berlin TV tower built in the 1960s on the East German side.
And last not least these spheres of light on a curve for Cee’s black and white challenge: circles and curves.
World Heart Day
It’s World Heart Day today. I like the German name for these flowers better than the English one. “Bleeding hearts” sounds somewhat derogatory but “Tränende Herzen” sounds better and because the drop is not red also more fitting (tearing hearts, hearts with tears – it’s difficult to translate literally and get a succinct name).
https://jennifernicholewells.com/2016/09/29/world-heart-day/
Black & White Post Editing
Cee’s Compose Yourself is back – with a lesson on post editing black and white photos. Here are my examples. I’ve tried to use the best result in the enlarged photo – but best is very subjective and the choice which photo to choose depends on the context and on what one would like to stress. So for what it is worth, here goes
Cee’s Compose Yourself Lesson: #24 Black and White: Post Editing
OWPC: Crane
It was rather late and already dusky and the crane was too far away for my lense. So these photos are not brilliant but I thought the sequence is worth sharing, nevertheless. Whether the supper was a (rather large) mouse or a vole or some other furry creature I don’t know but he swallowed it in one go. And what are you having for supper?
Newsflash: I’ve been told that the supper consisted of a young hedgehog.
https://jennifernicholewells.com/2016/09/27/one-word-photo-challenge-crane/
Please hug here.
This is only odd to English speakers – a designated hugging place! To Germans, it’s the parking place for a bakery once founded by a baker called Karl-Heinz Hug and his wife Marta. Nevertheless, I never pass this place without checking if there is anybody nearby that wouldn’t mind a hug from me.
https://ceenphotography.com/2016/09/23/cees-odd-ball-photo-challenge-2016-week-38/
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