
Linked to Color Your World. For more photos with the shade canary, click here.


“A photograph is a secret about a secret. The more it tells you the less you know.”
Diane Arbus
Linked to Travel with Intent. For more photos inspired by the Diane Arbus quote click here.

My attempt to change part of my lawn into a flower meadow hasn’t been all that successful. No poppies to be seen. So I enjoyed the display of poppies on the kerb of the road in a neighbouring town, and not just read ones.





And there is always next year for my garden.
This is linked to A Photo a Week: flower.

I like experimenting in monochrome but I don’t like robbing flowers off their colours. So for Cee’s challenge I made it so that I couldn’t see the original colours but chose a picture from a series of monochromes. To check up after I had made my choice I looked at the coloured version and I just can’t not show it:

This is linked to Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: flower of any kind.

This is for Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge. Red, she wanted, red she got.
For more red photos, click here.


A Kniphofia flower

and the real thing.
Orange is possibly my favourite colour. I also really like red hot pokers, tritomas, poker plants, Fackellilien (torch lilies), Kniphofias or knofflers – whatever you want to call them. How could you not like such a brilliant flower with such names!
Nancy over at A Photo A Week wanted to see some photos displaying orange. More orange photos can be found here.

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

Other people’s colour photographs are linked here.




Another two colour collages for Värikollaasit. More interpretation of the given colours can be found here.

First hoar frost of the year this morning made me long for some bright colours. The words are by Isaac Watts.
6+21+9 words for Six Word Saturday more of which here.