I spotted this collection of murals under a bridge and in the close of vicinity of that bridge in Lüneburg, Germany.
I like the two tone colour – blueish-grey and yellow – at the opposite spectrum of the colour wheel. Because of the underpass and of severe time constraints (I was running with a group) these photos don’t show off the whole beauty of the arrangement.
This is for Monday Murals. For more murals click here.
This is for One Word Picture Challenge with the subject: lizard. More lizards and the like can be spotted here.
OWPC is hosted by Tourmaline. I saw this shop (clothes and jewellery) in Wiesbaden, Germany. That’s the German spelling of tourmaline.
For värikollaasit or colour collages. Other collages with these colours:
can be found if you click here.
The water in our local, man-made lake is filtered with these contraptions called “pelicans”. They are cleaning the water. Cleaning them is necessary on a regular basis, even in the cold season.
This is for One Word Sunday. More clean photos can be found here.
Walking through the golden autumn woods.
This is for Six Word Saturday – more photographic poems with six words can be found here.
Cryptic to some but a revelation to the initiated.
Let me direct you to A Photo a Week where more directions can be found.
Apple trees in the Odenwald, Germany show their transformation throughout the year.
For more transformation posts click here.
Nonconformist norseman needs noticing next to nifty needlework.
Street art (bridge art?) in the old part of Lüneburg, Germany.
This is for Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge – the alphabet challenge: needs to start with the letter N. More n-photos can be found here.
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Supposedly a quote by Swiss mathematician Jakob I. Bernoulli*. In this case, though, it should have been “her paw”.
*I couldn’t find a verification in German, his native tongue. He was born and raised in Basel, Switzerland.
for the One Word Photo Challenge: Lion
More lions can be found here.
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