Lost in Translation
Looking for meanings in words, images and sounds
Thursday’s Special: Creative Intervention
Shooting an amazing piece of creation in most unlikely places, or making a creation of your own and capturing it by camera; possibilities are countless.
Have you recently seen something that changed the original aspect of a place/thing. Was it a pleasing creation or unsightly one?
I was happy I’d turned into that alleyway when I saw the DJ Cat. (click on the bellow tune)
I hope you’ll have fun joining Thursday’s Special photo challenge after a long break. For the forthcoming themes this month please consult Scheduled Challenges page.
Check out the participants’ contributions by clicking on the titles bellow:
Creative intervention rescues a ruin
Lost in Translation 
So wonderful you are posting again 🙂
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It feels nice to be back. Thank you, Alex.
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You have been missed 🙂
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I like surprises! Yours is vivid and amusing.
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Meg congratulations for your hike and impressive photographic result from above. Well done!
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Love to see that you are back Paula. Hope the rest has helped you heal.
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My dear Colline 🙂 It’s so nice to see you again. I’m getting closer to a complete recovery. Thank you for caring. (will catch up soon)
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That is good to hear Paula 🙂
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Oh yes Paula. This is definitely a “happiness-giving” cat.
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Right! 😀 Thanks, Debs.
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Yo! Paula’s back! 🙂
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Yes, come back to stay 😀
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Et je suis sûr que c’est une partie importante de la rééducation. 😉
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🙂 bjs
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What a nice thing to find – love the colors – xxoo
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Cool cat spinning vinyl!
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I miss vinyls. It’s a shame I gave all the old stuff away.
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Awesome DJ cat!
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DJ Cat – what a blast on a gloomy morning in Wenlock. Good to have the brain cells shaken up, Paula 🙂
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well done great find
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Many thanks, Adrian. It brightens one’s day to see a thing like this. 🙂
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Welcome back! What a funny cat! I was waiting for an opportunity to post my pictures even it is kind of sad: https://geriatrixfotogallerie.wordpress.com/2015/12/03/change/
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I’ve been thinking about getting back to Ljubljana some time soon, which brought this creation to mind: http://travelwithintent.com/2015/12/03/canticle-of-the-creatures-mural-ljubljana/
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Smashing find and captures, Debbie. Slovenia is one of my favourite destinations too 🙂 I hope you’ll get there soon.
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Cool cat! And great to have you back in the blog sphere again, Paula.
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I’m grateful for your appreciative words, Otto. It feels great to be back. Thank you.
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Here’s my creative intervention, Paula: http://wp.me/pKVAM-1DA
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Oh my, you should make a living writing articles like this (though I did not forget about your young adult fiction). This is another post that makes me wonder and wander far back into the past. Thank you!
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That makes me very happy to think I’ve given you another path to wander down, Paula.
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What a jolly cat, Paula! I’m sure he has elicited many smiles from passers by like yourself. 🙂
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Good to see you back. It cheers me so much when I see sights like your photo.
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Thanks a bunch Hillary. I look forward to catching up here 🙂
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what a cute DJ! here is my today’s find specially for this subject.
http://lessywannagohome.blogspot.be/2015/12/creative-intervention.html
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Hi Paula. Looks like a good challenge. Just lettingyouknow I am not blogging at present so please don’ t mind if I don’t join in. Good luck with itthough.
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Thank you Suzanne for letting me know. Please be well and do what’s best for you. Best of luck and always love…
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Yay! 🙂 🙂 You’re back! I just arrived home this evening and it was on my ‘list’ to ask you for a progress report so I’m delighted to find you here. You’ll have to excuse me for a week or two because I’m off to Nottingham on Monday. Just time to send you a hug first.
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Hugs to you Jo… will catch up soon. It’s so good to see you again 🙂
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Thanks darlin’. No hurry. I’m just trying to find my blogging head 🙂
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😆 you’ve got it screwed on right. 😀
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Happy to see you back here. I don’t have a picture this week but plan to have one next week.
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Yeah!!! Thank you, Patricia 🙂
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Paula, I am sorry you are still having issues with your knee but I very happy you are back. Peace~John
Here is my contribution to this weeks Thursday’s Challenge: http://daffodilhillphotography.com/2015/12/03/thursdays-challenge-creative-intrevention/
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Thank you kindly John. I am confident I will recover completely. It’s so nice of you to care and inquire. Thank you very much for your beautiful post today. It was difficult to decide which of the two photos to display here. Finally I chose the photo of the sculpture cause it is in colour. 🙂
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I wanted to post a Mallard I had turned into a painting but it didn’t match the hummingbird angle I was working….also until you said it forgot it did not go with the challenges color theme. Welcome to my brain….
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I am happy you have posted both photos. Thank you so much.
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Of course I had to participate (to welcome you back again) – plus, while I first did not understand the cue, your explanation struck a nerve: http://empireoflights.com/2015/12/04/litfass-13/
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Somehow I find it hard to believe that you needed my interpretation to get an idea :D. I love your precision and accuracy Tobias. Sometimes I wonder what do you for a living. Are you an architect?
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The idea was already there, all right. But what started out as an exercise in composition is now gaining depth, and for that, your impulse is more than welcome. In other words: I read your description and thought, hell, that’s what I did when I made the “Litfaß” pictures.
As for the precision, I do not know. There are architects in my family – but I studied Literature and Philosophy (well the latter is the most exact science there is, right?)
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The most exact science – I agree 🙂 Thank you for satisfying my curiosity.
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Nice to have you back, Paula!
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I shared this with my colleague and he loved it.
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Good to know. Takk Max.
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