Five magnolias, six magnolias, seven magnolias, more!
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: The first signs of spring.
Five magnolias, six magnolias, seven magnolias, more!
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: The first signs of spring.
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: The Cold Light of Day.
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: At night.
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: From Close Up.









The photos in the middle were treated with a filter called cellophane and in the photos at the right I played around with the white balance.
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: From Ground Level.
This doubles up (sic!) with Becky’s Square Up challenge. It’s #25 in the series.
My cold start was delayed a bit – 1 and 2 January were so miserable (weatherwise) that I stayed home except for a short walk in the evening when it was already dark. But on 3 January we awoke to some white on the ground and grey up above us. But this wouldn’t be the CosPhoChal if I’d left it there if I’d left it there, would it now?
Linked to the Cosmic Photo Challenge: A Cold Start.
What happened to Santa Claus? Something was wrong with this Christmas
and it was getting worse and worse …
But what can’t be cured must be endured! Or in German: Close your eyes and go for it!!
Got some help in,
and with proper supervision
we got through it.
But remember: He who laughs last lasts longest. (NB: Cee 🙂 )
Linked to the Cosmic Photo Challenge: Show us your Christmas.