






Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge asked for weather pictures. Find more of them here.








Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge asked for weather pictures. Find more of them here.


A pure – if boring – crossed line. But seldom have I seen such a perfect right angle in the sky.

No comment necessary.

It’s not a collage. I took the picture because I liked the sign with the playing kids but it ended up looking like a deliberate patchwork.

The ultimate in crossed lines, of course, is a half-timbered house. This one stands in Lorsch, Germany. It is typical for the area with the wooden structure resting on a stone walls forming the ground floor.
For more on the A Photo a Week challenge with the subject crossed lines click here.
This one dahlia wilting over a period of weeks, 12 so far.
For other contributions to The Daily Post with temporary click here.
Cee’s Fun Foto alphabet has reached L: the words need to start with L and have at least two syllables.





More L-words with two syllables can be found here.


The hatchling peeping out of an egg is an Elwetritsch, a mythical creature from the Southwest of Germany. This particular one is part of a fountain in Neustadt an der Weinstraße. If you want to read up on Elwetritsche (apparently they’ve made their way to the New World where they are known amongst the Pennsylvania Dutch as Elbedritsch) you can look them up on Wikipedia.
This is in response to The Daily Post prompt “Egg” – more eggy posts can be found here.

Today’s prompt at the One Word Photo Challenge is light. For more contributions click here.
The title, once again, I owe to Sir Terry Pratchett.


When we still had a count in our town he lived with his family in this castle. Today it is used for the offices of the town council. My dad used to work in one of the offices and when I visited him as a little girl I loved to walk up the flight of steps, counting each one, past two naked ladies in black marble, and imagine myself a young revolutionary charged with numerous counts of rebellion.
This is for One Word Sunday with the topic “count“. More counts can be found here.





The quote is from Terry Pratchett’s discworld novel Sourcery. He is DEATH.

More black and white photos of pets can be found here.





Pick a Word – or pick all five. More photos for the Paula’s Thursday Special can be found here.
