
A courtyard in the old part of town where an old streetlamp has found shelter from the urban renewal going on outside.
For Black & White Sunday, a trace of the past. More traces can be found here.


A courtyard in the old part of town where an old streetlamp has found shelter from the urban renewal going on outside.
For Black & White Sunday, a trace of the past. More traces can be found here.


Another colour collage for Värikollaasit. These are the given hues:

More collages can be found here.


Pigeons have no respect. Not even for Otto von Bismarck. (I admit I looked the word up in the dictionary, it’s not part of my active vocab.)
For Cee’s Odd Ball Challenge. More oddball photos can be found here.




For One Word Sunday. Fish. More fishy photos are only 1 click away.

For Six Word Saturday. For more sixers, click here.




I travelled by train last week. The photos from the station work best in black and white, I think. But once outside trains add colour.
For Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge.
For more tracks and paths and the like, click here.



For Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge with the theme structure. More structured photos can be found here.


January was far too mild but the last couple of weeks we had a little snow and since then we had a few wonderful crispy, cold, sunny days – although the snow is all but gone.
For A Photo A Week with the theme weather. More climate related shots can be found here.
I was lucky to attend the game between the Scottish and South African rugby teams in Newcastle in, part of the 2015 Rugby World Cup. What better setting to take pictures of a very colourful crowd? The Springbok supporters were out in full force. Hats and make-up are a wonderful way to camouflage faces, aren’t they?
For The Daily Post Photo Challenge: a face in the crowd.
More faces and more crowds can be found here.