Look up! Look to the skies!



Spirits of the skies? Possibly. In Düsseldorf they even have a street named after them:

Linked to the Cosmic Photo Challenge: Look to the skies.
Look up! Look to the skies!



Spirits of the skies? Possibly. In Düsseldorf they even have a street named after them:

Linked to the Cosmic Photo Challenge: Look to the skies.

A colour collage for Värikollaasit with the theme of the jewel which is called chalcedon in English, and kalkedon in Finnish, and Chalzedon in German.


For more sparkling collages click here.

Linked to Simply Snaps: Simply Sky.

Linked to Simply Snaps: Simply Sky.
The thirteenth week of Tourmaline’s colour challenge: Colour Your World.

Other people’s colour photographs are linked here.


These are skylights in the four corner buildings of the mosque in the palace gardens in Schwetzingen, Germany. These are not proper skylights but fake windows in the dome of the roofs, showing different phases of the moon: quarter, half, three quarters and full moon. The Red Mosque was never intended as a place of worship but is considered a “folly” – a building which served no purpose but to be there and be beautiful. It was constructed at the end of the 18th century when all things Turkish were very fashionable. It combines elements of Eastern and Western architecture.
