
Here is a sculpture by Guido Messer in the centre of Schwetzingen, a town in the south-west of Germany.
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Here is a sculpture by Guido Messer in the centre of Schwetzingen, a town in the south-west of Germany.
http://jennifernicholewells.com/2015/12/29/one-word-photo-challenge-automatic/

I thought I could find any photos fitting the requirement:
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and then I ended up with 3 to choose from.
The others were these two:
A combination of (the same) plants and a group from the annual spring procession in my home town.

Various houses and doors and dormers from different towns:

The last collection of the year. Since I can’t seem to have snow this year – my garden can’t decide if it’s autumn or spring, I have blooming shrubs next to mushrooms – a reminiscing look at years gone past.

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It has the colours if not the theme. These are photos from Birmingham, taken on our UK holiday this year.

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I found the three heads very amusing but the cat next to them odd indeed – on so many levels.
Difficult to take a photo, though, from the street behind a rather large front garden. I tried to edit out the cleaning agents in the window but I would have loved to walk in and rearrange the shot (actually, I would have done without the cat if I had a choice).

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Just a collection of odd ones. I saw this one in the Kleinwalsertal in summer. The colours alone are … well, eye-catching:

And from the same location, just a 1000 altitude metres higher, comes this bench. It think it’s been mounted on skis so that it can be dragged away easily after the first snowfalls of the season:

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Stars
In your multitudes
Scarce to be counted
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No backrest – but still a bench of sorts.
It’s from Roker Beach, Sunderland.

Who needs sit-ins when you can have pop-ins?

I think I need to adjust the colours of my computer screen, the specification was ink blue and red. Hence, another collage – the owls were part of Birmingham’s Big Hoot owl exhibition.
But I like my poppies, so I am leaving them here anyway.

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Seen in Fischbach, Germany.
And from the same village, somebody’s overkill in barnyard decoration:
