Monday Portrait
Tag: black
A grain of confusion

When I came across this field last summer, I was thoroughly confused. The grain was black and I wondered if it was diseased and ruined, yet besides the black colour the grains looked healthy.

I was fascinated.

I asked a friend of mine who is a miller by profession and was told that it was emmer wheat, one of the oldest grains cultivated, and that this variety was called Persian black emmer wheat. Confusion cleared up.
For A Photo a Week Photo challenge: state of confusion. More confused photos (or photos by confused photographers) can be found here.
Crayola Colour Challenge – week 5

The fifth week of Tourmaline’s colour challenge: Colour Your World.

Other people’s colour photographs are linked here.

Birds of two colours

This is a special breed of chicken from Indonesia called Ayam Cemani. They are completely black.

On the other hand these ravens are bronze coloured contrary to normal ravens’ colouring.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Colors that start with the Letter B

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During summer, there will only be one collage every two weeks – so it’s fitting that I couldn’t decide which one to chose for the combination “bright blue, black, yellow” and I present two:


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Big butterflies and small flowers

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This is the picture of the whole mural – just to give an impression of the size of those butterflies.

Värikollaasit 15

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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Värikollaasi 11
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Black, red, and white. This is at the end of the C2C bike route (from sea to sea, west coast to east coast) on Roker Beach, Sunderland.



