Lens-Artists Challenge #364: A Quiet Moment
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Memory
🎼 I can dream of the old times … 🎶 Rummaging in my archives is one reason why I participate in photo challenges. I – like most of you, all of you? – take so many photos that it is impossible to keep track of … Continue reading Memory
A Fun Lunchtime Break
The river Isar flows through the middle of Munich. At one stage it’s divided into the main river and a smaller branch called Eisbach (ice brook) and just before the bridge which leads the Prinzregentenstraße over it one can see a crowd gathering most lunchtimes … Continue reading A Fun Lunchtime Break
Door for Doors’ Sake
A door is usually a gateway from one space to another, sort of like a supporting actor not the main character. But then there is this door which is not about to give up its place centre stage: I wanted to leave it at that. … Continue reading Door for Doors’ Sake
WildLine Above the Black Forest
In Bad Wildbad (not as bad as it sounds) they have a suspension bridge above the Black Forest. At its highest point it is 60m above the forest floor, on one side leading down the side of the hill. Lens-Artists Challenge #357: Into the Woods
Clouds Gathering
This topic made me realised that I’m a wuss. I don’t have stormy photos, apparently I always hurry inside when I see dark clouds on the horizon or at least I pack away my camera (the poor thing is still suffering from the unexpected spray … Continue reading Clouds Gathering
Mellow was the order of the day.
The title is a quote from Jane Toombs’ novel Baby of Mine, the “order” comes from Sofia for the Lens-Artists’ Challenge. Lens-Artists Challenge: Mellow
They’re Standing on Their Books
Books holding up a whole house. Gruffalo is IN the books but he also stands on his books. And this “Literaturnerin” (a portmanteau word made up of literature and gymnast) by Hans Scheib stands on books, in a sporting kind of way. Lens-Artist Challenge: Books
Yes, but how Does It Make You Feel?
Cinematic doesn’t do small. So landscapes can easily go the cinematic route. Especially if you have an added scale like miniature cars. These are the hills around the city of Jeddah in Saudi Arabia. Here the scale is reversed – the bigger sanddunes in the … Continue reading Yes, but how Does It Make You Feel?
Still Mobile?
Lens Artists Challenge #344: Abandonded
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