Symbolic burning of winter, each year on Laetare Sunday, the fourth Sunday in Lent, next week. Six Word Sunday
Symbolic burning of winter, each year on Laetare Sunday, the fourth Sunday in Lent, next week. Six Word Sunday
Ragtag Daily Prompt: March
Photo editing with PhotoScape. This effect is called CP2. This effect is called “eroded”. This is a combined effect, black and white and with different thresholds. Giving the original photo a warm colour treatment. One-to-Three Photo Processing in March 24
And the bees all agree. FOWC with Fandango: Harrowing
For Floral Friday and Cee’s Flower of the Day
Last photo on the SD card in the phone: a crocus pushing its way through the pavement. Last photo on the camera SD card: A tree at the end of its life. It’s being hollowed out at the bottom, the wood there is hardly more … Continue reading A Beginning and an End
The Pacman sculptures. The swirls. The lilies. Thursday Trios
I apologise: The title is bad pun on bad popular lyrics chanted to a military march concerning the German emperor below. Just ignore and look at the photos. Thursday’s Special: majestic – eroded – churning – grazing – singular
When I read the prompt “shattered” I tried hard not to think of Henry. I looked through my archive through shattered window panes, shattered beer bottles, shattered wine glasses yet I kept coming back to Henry. The most iconic incident: Henry and the tea pot. … Continue reading Active Shatterer on Site
This cunning fox is making it off with a Brezel in Bamberg. These guys weren’t really cunning. Cunningness was rather on my side as I outfoxed these two by uncharacteristically getting up before sunrise and hiding out at the edge of the forest to catch … Continue reading The Proverbial Cunning Fox