The mural might be wishful thinking considering the building on which it is painted:
This is from Lorsch, Germany, and it is, of course, a Monday Mural. More murals can be found here.
Did you mean Barbara or Paul Mansion?
Oh, I see, you meant a mansion like this.
One Word Picture Challenge. More photos with mansions (houses) can be found here.
Oddball is back
Cee’s Oddball photo challenge is back! Yeah!
I take this opportunity to wish everybody a belated happy New Year. These are totally unambitious impressions from the private fireworks for the New Year’s celebration. No tripod, no special camera settings, just what I could click and surprise myself with one gloved hand (holding a glass of bubbly in the other, wishing it was hot tea instead).
More oddballs can be found here.
Crayola Colour Challenge – week 2
The second week of Tourmaline’s colour challenge.
Other people’s colour photographs are linked here.
The joy of grapes?
Another colour collage vor Värikollaasit.
More interpretations of the colour scheme can be found here.
“I’ll have some water, thanks.”
I checked the dictionary where “vorglühen” is variously translated as pre-gaming, pre-drinking, pre-partying. However, this sign would have the opposite effect on me.
One Word Sunday asked for abstinence. More photos related to the concept are here.
Take a walk on the sedate side
Sunday pastime: a walk around the lake, anytime of year.
This is my first contribution for Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge. More entries can be found here.
Stop the pilot, fly my balloon
Apologies to Joan Armatrading for the title.
For Six Word Saturday. More of the same (same, same but different): here.
Come on and let’s play II
The proverbial boys’ toy that fathers buy for their sons and end up playing themselves. I wonder if that still is the case?
A tree, a hammock, a child – a threesome spelling idealised childhood.
But in any case, playing is not only allowed but requested as per this sign:
This is for Cee’s Black & White photo challenge with the theme toys for children or adults.
How square where they in 1838?
Another 4 years squared and then it will be 14 years squared since the square hole was left in this wall, a place to put a square window in.
This is for A Photo a Week, and more square photos can be found here.
