Monochrome Madness has a free theme this week. And the recent Easter scenes let me think of sheep. I didn’t know sheep could sit like that. Oooops, wait … nevermind.
Monochrome Madness has a free theme this week. And the recent Easter scenes let me think of sheep. I didn’t know sheep could sit like that. Oooops, wait … nevermind.
Oi, that’s difficult! But it is what PR: The Beauty of Minimalism as our guest host has asked for this week. If you want to participate you can link to her post or to Leanne’s Monochrome Madness site. But a minimalist post of mine would … Continue reading No clutter
Monochrome Madness has again a week without a given subject. So, I’ve been playing around with my toys. This pale fellow was sold as a fire salamander which is normally black and yellow. The company usually does fairly accurate plastic toys, albeit toys, but I … Continue reading Plastic amphibians
Apologies to Emily Dickenson for the title. Of course, the thing with feathers is hope, not a roof. The roof of the Staatstheater in Wiesbaden. Link to Brian Bushboy’s site whose idea it was to go up on roofs or the Leanne’s Monochrome Madness site: … Continue reading These roofs are things with feathers
Monochrome Madness has a free week, i.e. no fixed prompt. Just share your monochrome photos on any subject with Leanne’s site and we can all have look at them. I picked almond blossoms for this week.
From Pyrenees to Pennines is Margaret’s blog and she has set the theme for today: Walls. If you have some monochrome photos you’d like to share you can link directly to Margaret’s site or to Leanne’s blog: Monochrome Madness. Some walls are more famous than others. … Continue reading Stonewalled


It’s a free week, i.e. a week without a set theme. If you have some monochrome photos you’d like to share link to Leanne’s blog here: Monochrome Madness
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My childhood was spent pretty much within the triangle of three different old medieval towers, called “Blauer Hut” (blue hat due to its original slate roof, now long gone), “Roter Turm” (red tower, so called because of the reddish sandstone used) and “Hexenturm” (witches’ tower … Continue reading A confined area
Monochrome Madness


Circles for circles’ sake.


Churchy circles.


The other way round.
Linked to Leanne’s Monochrome Madness and Dawn’s The Day After (she was the one who came up with the prompt!)
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