These Japanese cherry trees are part of the grounds of Schwetzingen palace. Most of them date back to the 18th century but some needed to be replaced over the years.
For One Word Sunday: rows.
Rows and rows of more photos with rows can be found here.
Scary,
Waily,
and Merry.
For Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge: I see faces.
If you want to see more faces, click here.
It’s the beginning of spring today.
For Nancy’s A Photo a Week Challenge: shimmer. Click here for more shimmering photos.
“Photography takes an instant out of time, altering life by holding it still.”
– Dorothea Lange
And the little girl will be stuck like this forever – no matter how tall she grows.
For more posts inspired by Dorothea Lange’s quote, click here.
For One Word Sunday: circles.
They had this colour installation in a large park in Mannheim a few weeks back.
For more circles, click here.
or so I hope.
This last one is more of an oddball – I know the sign is meant to warn passers-by of beehives but the fence lets one wonder how big those bees actually are …
For Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge: fences and gates.
Click here for more fences and gates in black and white.
This is Günzburg, just over 100 km to the south of Rothenburg where Nancy took her photograph. Click here to go to her A Photo A Week Challenge and find other photos featuring towns or cities.
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