Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge wants colours that start with the Letter S – I found all these colours named after foods: saffron, salmon, sangria, sage, and strawberry. It was great practice for Tourmaline’s Color Your World Challenge which will start next week.
But in the meanwhile, more colours starting with S can be found here.
These two are quite famous in Germany and are credited to be the predecessors to modern cartoons. They are the creation of writer and artist Wilhelm Busch. Even if you don’t speak German have a look at the book.
A pharmacy in Bad Homburg, a town near Frankfurt, Germany, has taken their name and their adorned its premises with their likeness.
Another Monday Mural hosted by Oakland Daily Photo. For more of them, have a look here.
White as the driven snow – which we are not having this Christmas. More white photos can be found here on Travel with Intent.
Another colour collage, this time I used various graffiti.
This was the colour scheme:
Find out what others made of it here.
Another 6 Word Saturday. More of these can be found on Debbie’s Travelwithintent.
On reflections (and a searching and whetting) this is my only photo that combines reflection and holidays.
May there be friends and peace for you in the coming days, and may you find time to reflect but also look forward with hope.
More seasonal reflections can be found at Nancy’s A Photo A Week.
The Abbey of Lorsch is a UNESCO world heritage site, close to Worms in the Rhine Valley, about 60km south of Frankfurt. It was an important monasteries during the Carolingian times. Through one of the arches of the “kingdom hall” one can look upon the monastery’s church.
Three arches, facing north and south, lead into the main room.
There are innumerable ways to play with these arches and their vistas. This time I preferred to try out desaturation.
Title with apologies to Louis Kahn.
More Arches, Domes, Half Circles can be found on Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge.
Darkness and Light for Paula’s Thursday Special. Go and check out other’s interpretation of the theme.
The title is a quote from the discworld novel Thud! by Terry Pratchett.
This is one of my favourite photos of the year because it is fun.
Have a look what other people’s favourites are at The Daily Post photo challenge.
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