



“There are always two people in every picture: the photographer and the viewer.”
— Ansel Adams
More photos inspired by the quote of Ansel Adams can be found on Debbie’s site, click here.




“There are always two people in every picture: the photographer and the viewer.”
— Ansel Adams
More photos inspired by the quote of Ansel Adams can be found on Debbie’s site, click here.

This gilded tribute to the three men who made Birmingham great, – referred to alternatively as The Carpet Salesmen or The Three Wise Men – is the city’s thank you to James Watt, William Murdoch and Matthew Boulton. They certainly used a lot of gold.
A Photo a Week. For more gilded photos (literal or otherwise) click here.





This is for Thursday Special: Pick a Word. More marginal, iconic, zoomorphic, cleaved, and propagation photos can be found here.


When we came across this fellow, sitting quietly next to the river Ilmenau in Lüneburg, an American who happened to be standing next to me, felt the need to inform me – quite patronizingly – that this was a famous American writer and he wasn’t quite sure whether I might have heard of him. I informed him – equally condescendingly – that I had read most everything that Mr Samuel Longhorne Clemens had written (which is not a lie, his collected works in English and German are amongst my most cherished books). I added “Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness.” He recognised the quote and we proceeded to have an interesting conversation about Mark Twain.
For One Word Sunday: celebrity.
For more celebrity shots click here.

I’m just not in a wretched mood today. Neither was my friend who tried to copy the wretched facial expression of the statue and failed – miserably.
For One Word Sunday. More utterly miserable, wretched photos to be found here.

This is a special breed of chicken from Indonesia called Ayam Cemani. They are completely black.

On the other hand these ravens are bronze coloured contrary to normal ravens’ colouring.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Colors that start with the Letter B


Do sitze die, wu immer do sitze.
This is a kind of weird sculpture because it is supposed to encourage people to sit down but the sculpture people take up most of the space.
https://ceenphotography.com/2017/08/13/cees-odd-ball-photo-challenge-august-13-2017/
