Great cabbage white and vervain Bee on daisy and bee on daisy star Cape gooseberry, caught Smoketree plume on the beach and damselfly on another damselfly Maple wings on snow Small cabbage white on clover Lens-Artists Challenge #300: Delicate
Author: eklastic
Zu alt, um nur zu spielen. Zu jung, um ohne Wunsch zu sein.
Whipped Cream Clouds
We had torrential rains in the middle of the week in our area. A bit more to the west, in the Saarland, they’re still battling with severe flooding and are anxious about the forecast rains next week. But this afternoon the skies cleared and we … Continue reading Whipped Cream Clouds
Departure with Announcement
Weekly Prompts Weekend Challenge: Departure
Putting a Table to Good Use
Get down! That’s not a good use of a table. Now that’s a good use! Ragtag Daily Prompt: Table
Not Just Blind
Broken face, mossy attire, high up on a roof, i.e. aloof – but carrying a shiny sword. Righteous. FOWC with Fandango: Righteous
#18 With Both Feet on the Ground
you cannot move forward. Square #18 in May: Move Forward
Pretty Muddy – What’s not to Like?
Six Word Saturday
Foward to the Past
The war memorial (in Germany usually referred to as warrior memorial (Kriegerdenkmal) because the names of the fallen soldiers are displayed) in our town was inaugurated in 1936 to honour the dead of world war I. The much longer list of fallen soldiers from world war II was added in the 1950s. Because of the bellicose demeanour of the sculpture it is now viewed critically. Instead of removing the sculpture the town has chosen to go a different route: in direct line passing the location of the former synagogue (destroyed in 1938) is a memorial for the victims of violence, war, and prosecution. I see it as a warning against a dystopian future which would resemble a not so distant past.
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Dystopian
Window Trios
Thursday Trios
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