The device on the second picture is a solar powered swimming water filter called pelican. Five or six keep the water in our local lake clean.
This is for the birds
Musik, zwo, drei, vier …
This poster is a wordplay in German on “frisch gestrichen” – (literally: freshly painted – the wordplay in English – “wet song” wouldn’t really work).
This is a contribution to “A Photo a Week” from Nadia Merill: Music.
Synecdoche
A synecdoche is a figure of speech by which a part stands for the whole.
https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/earth-2017/
And this is my choice for the very last Daily Post, one of the first ones I published for this challenge, and also one of my all time favourite. The subject was earth.
For more final goodbyes, click here.
Autumn and metal
The eye of the fish
When I read the prompt of Jennifer’s One Word Photo Challenge “fisheye” I started playing around with the fisheye feature of my photo editing programme. This wintery photo of a lake with a few ducks then revealed this eye – the eye of a giant fish sleeping beneath the cold waters…
https://jennifernicholewells.com/2017/04/18/one-word-photo-challenge-fisheye/
Happy Easterbunny
Obviously, the Easter bunny was checking if the coast (or rather the dining room) was clear.
