What follows is a memento from my favourite holiday on my favourite island, Corsica.
If you are not in a rush and have missed some previously posted photos from that trip, you can find them in the travel section on the menu bar (Corsica in the drop down menu).
This Thursday I am inviting you to share a photo of your favourite memento with me, or go theme-less as this non-challenge allows, and share whatever you find inspiring.
Thank you for making this Thursday special with your visits and contributions.
First time visitors may see more details on Thursday’s Special non-challenge in the original post.
Cardinal Guzman at Art is horseshit is offering interesting monochrome landscape: Monochrome 1168
Debbie at Travel with Intent is taking us to the Agatha Christy Festival with the most mysterious tower photo: Murder, Mystery and Beautiful Sunset
Generous and talented James Thompson is also the first time contributor to Thursday’s Special – please check out his post Across the Thames– you will be pleasantly surprised.
Meg from Morsel and scraps 3 is sharing her creative Wednesday break in the woods with us – Writing at Middle Earth
Drake from Le Darke Noir is sharing a night shot of nicely lit Liverpool –Send me a sobrero– while sending us his always clever thoughts on the theme.
By the time I was twenty I’d been to, lived in or travelled by about twenty countries. Now, I don’t know. Maybe forty? I would have to count, ’cause I do remember! 🙂
And congrats on being (felling?) always good. Do an on-line seminar. Make a fortune! 🙂
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Hello Meg 🙂 It seems quite similar to my previous one in menu settings so I hope I will master it soon 🙂 Thank you, darling for coming here to brighten my Thursday.
I like your sepia version of that landscape with dispersed details – it creates a mysterious look. Thank you very much, CG. Have you in my photo noticed the plant in the foreground that “touches” the rock in the sea so that together they seem as if they form one plant? 😀
One of my absolute favourites of yours, Paula! It’s a stunner 🙂 (there I go with the absolutes again 🙂 🙂 )
I was going to ask you yesterday what your theme would be because I can never react swiftly enough to get a response up and running on the day. Life just gets in my way and my posts are too long! Next week maybe I’ll be back on track but the only way I can do that is to not post 🙂 🙂
What gave you the idea that I don’t like long posts? Just because I go simple and minimalist? 😀 There are no themes, no characters per page or photo number restrictions – go crazy – the only requirement is that you like what you post. xx
It’s not that I don’t think that you like them, Paula- more a question of how long it takes to put them together. You know I’m an old slowcoach 🙂
The craziness I can probably manage.
Today has sadly been dedicated to a monumental house clean, trying to get reasonable insurance for Dad’s trip to Spain next week (£99 single trip- he’s even more ancient than me 🙂 ) and visiting Mick’s aged aunt so I’m not good company. Love your photo. Catch you later.
Don’t worry about “themes” Debbie. Torquay tower with a wheel in the background and the unexpected lamps surrounding the tower make your photo one of my favourites from your blog.
Thanks a bunch Ron 🙂 Did you notice that there is a headless plant in the foreground that is “touching” a rock in the sea with its stem and looks like entire plant?
beautiful light
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Thank you, Janice
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Wow!
Que beleza!
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😆 obrigada pela visita Nuno 🙂 sempre prazer.
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😀
Beijnhos
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Para ti tambem xx
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Très beau la Corse… I went twice when I was 5 and 6… Still remember stuff! 🙂
B good Paula
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Salut Brian, do you remember what places you visited? I am always good 😀
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By the time I was twenty I’d been to, lived in or travelled by about twenty countries. Now, I don’t know. Maybe forty? I would have to count, ’cause I do remember! 🙂
And congrats on being (felling?) always good. Do an on-line seminar. Make a fortune! 🙂
Ciao
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I did not understand… What seminar?
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You do a seminar on-line to teach people how to “feel good”. 🙂
(And make a lot of money!)
🙂
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Paula, that is breathtaking! Oh my god, I just can’t take my eyes off this photo… I can easily imagine why this is your favorite island!
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Wow – how beautiful.
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🙂 🙂 🙂
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Now, that’s beautiful scenery, Paula! 🙂
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Absolutely stunning, everything about Corsica is absolute 😉
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You are an absolute mistress of light. So glad you have another camera, even if it makes you bankrupt. Will it be easy to learn?
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Hello Meg 🙂 It seems quite similar to my previous one in menu settings so I hope I will master it soon 🙂 Thank you, darling for coming here to brighten my Thursday.
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Looks beautiful Paula. Love the way you have captured this scene – makes me want to visit it 🙂
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🙂 A paradise for a nature lover! Thank you, Colline.
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With light like this I would never leave. 🙂
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I love the fact that you were careful to put your favorite island in the best light possible.
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Awww, thank you, Charlie 🙂 This is very lovely to hear.
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HI Paula, not a memento (well it is actually of a meeting on the street) but here is one for Special Thursday http://wp.me/paGem-3Dg
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Thank you again, Chris. I like that memento you have captured. Were they aware you were taking a photo?
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Yep, they were crossing the road walking straight to me, and i kneeled at the curby to have a low angle. We had a nice chat after that
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Sei un genio della fotografia!
Viva la Corsica, comunque!
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Si, viva la Corsica 🙂 Abbracci Anna!
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Lovely golden light, scenery and photo Paula. The composition is great too. I’ll see if I have a momento in my drafts folder.
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This is not my favorite photo, nor place, but who cares anyway?
http://artishorseshit.wordpress.com/2014/09/18/monochrome-1168/
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I like your sepia version of that landscape with dispersed details – it creates a mysterious look. Thank you very much, CG. Have you in my photo noticed the plant in the foreground that “touches” the rock in the sea so that together they seem as if they form one plant? 😀
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A cool detail. i didn’t notice that it was a rock at first. I assumed it was a part of the plant.
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One of my absolute favourites of yours, Paula! It’s a stunner 🙂 (there I go with the absolutes again 🙂 🙂 )
I was going to ask you yesterday what your theme would be because I can never react swiftly enough to get a response up and running on the day. Life just gets in my way and my posts are too long! Next week maybe I’ll be back on track but the only way I can do that is to not post 🙂 🙂
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What gave you the idea that I don’t like long posts? Just because I go simple and minimalist? 😀 There are no themes, no characters per page or photo number restrictions – go crazy – the only requirement is that you like what you post. xx
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It’s not that I don’t think that you like them, Paula- more a question of how long it takes to put them together. You know I’m an old slowcoach 🙂
The craziness I can probably manage.
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I see 😉
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Today has sadly been dedicated to a monumental house clean, trying to get reasonable insurance for Dad’s trip to Spain next week (£99 single trip- he’s even more ancient than me 🙂 ) and visiting Mick’s aged aunt so I’m not good company. Love your photo. Catch you later.
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Thank you, Jo. I understand, and my day has suddenly become so much busier too – with work promised over the weekend….
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I can see why it is your fav – gorgeous – 🙂 ❤
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Aw thank you Yvette. Corsica stole my heart. ❤
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Gorgeous – the light is simply wonderful Paula. I have gone themeless: http://travelwithintent.com/2014/09/18/devon-sky-agatha-christie/ Maybe I’ll do a memento next week…
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Don’t worry about “themes” Debbie. Torquay tower with a wheel in the background and the unexpected lamps surrounding the tower make your photo one of my favourites from your blog.
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This is absolutely gorgeous… The colors came out perfect…
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That’s lovely to hear. Thank you, Lumar 🙂
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beautiful
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Beautiful view…the light is wonderful.
http://patriciasplace.me/2014/09/18/thursdays-special-favorite-and-before/
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Extraordinary late light. Thanks.
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I’m a big admirator of cliffs, rocks and water all in one view. Would love to see that exact place meself.
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I hope you will 🙂
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Ah, that light! Beautiful photograph Paula.
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Phenomenal light and perspective!
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Thanks a bunch Ron 🙂 Did you notice that there is a headless plant in the foreground that is “touching” a rock in the sea with its stem and looks like entire plant?
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Haha, i didnt but thats definitely one of the better acting plants I´ve seen 😉
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🙂 Thank you for having a second look 🙂
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Amazing light and vista. This is so beautiful.
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