I was quite pleased with this shot. Its limitation ask for some creative editing.
And the hawk is all wings.
These shots are done with LunaPic Online editor.
And — implosion!
For K’lee and Dale’s Cosmic Photo Challenge: Showcase yourself.
Tag: #CosPhoChal
dream horizon
Linked to K’lee and Dale’s Cosmic Photo Challenge: What dreams may come.
There is no justice.
K’lee and Dale have asked for spooky in their Cosmic Photo Challenge. This sculpture on a grave* is kind of spooky but I had to tweak the photo a bit to make it spookier. Bright sunshine and lots of flowers don’t let themselves to spooky, no matter what the subject. The title is an echo of something that Terry Pratchett wrote.
*It wasn’t a real grave but part of an exhibition of graveside gardening at the national garden show in Brandenburg.
For more spooky photos, click here.
Blast from the past
It’s been a while since I’ve been at the seaside, any seaside. So I had to dig deep into my vault to find photos of sea and sun and sand. I went even further back than I expceted, more than 15 years and a couple of cameras ago. And it probably wasn’t even summer at Halfmoon Bay on the Arabian Gulf in Saudi Arabia.
Linked to K’lee and Dale’s Cosmic Photo Challenge: Sun, Sea, Sand. Click here for more sunny and beachy photos.
How many circle fit in a square?
For K’lee’s challenge this week (cosmically circular / cosmically square) I found windows which have both square and circular elements in them and then played around with them. The untempered photos can be seen on Ludwig’s Monday Window.
For more cosmically photos of squares and circles and what have you – click here.
Change of perspective
Originally, I wanted to post this as my entry this week but the I came upon this very agile young lady.
Linked to K’lee and Dale’s Cosmic Photo Challenge: inside out, outside in, upside down.
The now in the past and the future
A vision of tomorrow, through the eyes of yesterday
A boy – the promise of the future – in a building which his great great grandfather helped to build in the past.
My grandfather was a young tradesman, a tinsmith, some 100 years ago when this castle was built and carried out some work on the construction. Now my grandson was playing amongst its walls and columns.
Linked to K’lee and Dale’s Cosmic Photo Challenge: A vision of tomorrow, through the eyes of yesterday.
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