“February – the month of love..?!! No wonder the shortest one in the calendar.” Dinesh Kumar Biran
Not even one love story for every day in February.
Linked to Travel with Intent. For more photos or stories inspired by the quote from Dinesh Kumar Biran, click here.
I’m not sure if I would want this particular decoration on my house – but it works.
And in addition, one that doesn’t work:
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Non Alive Animals.
If you hold still for a second we will be able to identify you better!
There you go: Pieres brassicae. Cabbage butterfly. Kohlweißling.
The Ragtag Daily Prompt: Cabbage.
The ancient city hall of Michelstadt im Odenwald is a historic landmark. The whole building is beautiful with wonderful windows.
Linked to Monday Window.
I’m sure they thought they were eloquent. Not sure about the neighbours.
The Ragtag Daily Prompt: Eloquent.
A slightly cropped version of my photo of a sunflower field, otherwise – as is.
A selective colouring change.
With a cartoon filter, delicately used.
My favourite. I manually used a brush tool to blur all but the centre piece.
The One-to-Three Photo Challenge in February.
I happened to be in Michelstadt im Odenwald a couple of days ago and came across this frame with the thieves tower behind it. It made me think of other frame installations I’ve seen in the past.
Ladenburg has frames like this along the walk through town to show what the area used to look before the walk was constructed.
This frame is from Leazes’ Park in Newcastle, behind St James’ Park of football fame.
Only a few kilometres to the east in Sunderland is this big shutter framing Roker lighthouse.
And the ultimate frame high in the Alps opposite this view:
The Eiger in the Bernese Alps.
Fan of … #95 where you can find more fanatical photos.
This explains the title not the photo (no editing, no explanation). Shame is a term used by South Africans all the time. You’ll see a cute puppy –> “Ag, shame.” (ag is pronounced with a long a as in “laugh” and the g is the same sound as in the Scottish “Loch”). Your friend’s son has won a rugby scholarship. –> “Ag, shame!” You tell your friend that your mother-in-law had an accident and is in hospital. –> “Ag, shame!”
Linked to Brian’s Last on the Card Challenge for January 21.
Macro Monday. Fern.
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