There’s something strange in my neighborhood!
I think I’m seeing things. That bird on the roof is huge! But it’s not a hawk, not a rook … it’s red and blue and possibly green! Luckily, I have a zoom lens.
I posted the pics on a local facebook site and it turns out that this parrot is known in the neighbourhood. He regularly flies his rounds and squawks at people from the roofs and then returns home.
Never heard of Jim Morrison.
Monday Portrait
Macro Monday
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Sunday’s colour collage for Aino’s Värikollaasit based on these colours
They practically framed themselves!
A man-made, stoney frame.
A natural frame.
Framed by a tree.
The tree frame is taking over.
Abbey Lorsch, Carolingian framing (with a few modern additions, i.e. people).
Friendly Friday Challenge: Framing your subject
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