



More monochrome statues and sculptures can be found on Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge. Click here.




More monochrome statues and sculptures can be found on Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge. Click here.




For Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge. This week I found some archways.
More streets, roads, paths, and avenues can be found here.




Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: reflections. For more reflective photos, click here.
After the summer break, another: Pick a word from Thursday’s Special.

The fortress in Bitche, France. Fortified against the German/Prussian threat to the East.

The statue of Germania looking to French threat to the West.

Personally, I find him much more chic than any political manifest in stone.

The Alps are also “set in stone” – in this case, the famous Eiger and Jungfrau in the Berner Oberland in Switzerland.

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The Rhine burst its banks in Düsseldorf, way back in 2016.
For more photos illustrating the five words, click here.
A few days ago I went to town to do some shopping. At first, there is the walkway from the parking garage to the pedestrian shopping street.

Look to the south.

Look to the south.

And up the stairs.

Now for spending some money.


All done.

And now home!
For Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge. For more streets, stairs, paths, walkways click here.


I couldn’t match the shiny vintage car of Cee nor the beautiful and stark maritime mural but I found a mural with fish, actually a four storey house with fish.
This was Cee’s given photograph for Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge:

For more inspired photos click here.


The island of Krk. In front of Croatia in the Adriatic Sea. In front of garbage containers. But even that is picturesque. And what time to have a photo of Croatia who later today will play France for the football (soccer) world championship in their first world cup final ever [edit: they didn’t win, but they were in the final!]

An equally incongruous place for a garbage container, in the old southern cemetery in Munich.

Not an odd location but an odd inscription: the town’s finest.

Just to round off this rubbish collection, here is Oscar the Grouch who lives in a garbage can on Sesame Street.
For Cee’s Odd Ball Challenge. For more oddballs, click here.


A fairly large – as dwarves go – dwarf sitting in the woods and … yes, he is doing exactly what you think he is doing. Just look at his contented smile!
For One Word Sunday: dwarf.
Other small or smallish, Lilliputian, minute, diminuitive, petite, undersized, itty-bitty photos are only a tiny click away.