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Today’s photo challenge can be interpreted in at least two ways. You can do a bird’s eye view or just a bird’s eye Whatever your choice, I’ll be happy with you contribution. Happy Thursday! Once again I am very pleased to present the participants’ entries. Don’t forget to click on the links above images: Putting things in perspective Stelvio Pass Bird’s Eyes Between the…
I’m not walking today, I am sleeping; but if you feel like walking I suggest you join Jo who is heading to the city of Norwich today. The following photo shows a sculpture that I discovered while walking the streets of Bologna. Nudo dormiente by Sergio Unia https://restlessjo.wordpress.com/2015/06/29/jos-monday-walk-finchale-priory
Ponte Emilio aka Ponte Rotto, 178 BC My entry for the weekly photo challenge: broken.
Not exactly from my corner of the world, but some hundred miles away. A lightning captured from our rented balcony on Lake Orta. Inspired by this week’s photo challenge: forces of nature.
The largest brick dome ever constructed can be found on the famous Florence cathedral Santa Maria del Fiore and is a work of the 14th century Florentine architect Filippo Brunelleschi. The intricate frescoes that ornate its interior were painted by Giorgio Vasari and Frederico Zuccari between 1572 and 1579. Intricate is today’s photo challenge theme.
Madhu: The Venetian Gondola The shiny, sleek keel-less vessels navigating the winding waterways of Venice, might not be the choice of transport of its diminished local population any longer, but they remain the most familiar visual identifiers of the city. Cliched symbols inextricably linked to its cultural identity. Perhaps more universally recognised than its monumental components. While a selfie on a romantic cruise is a mandatory ‘must do’ on most Venice itineraries, few tourists are…
This week WordPress photo challenger says that the theme is early bird.
Today the Thursday’s Special theme is Panorama. It does not to have to be a panorama of an ancient city, or city at all, nor does it have to be a photo stitched of multiple images as in my case of Venice. Show me your pictures of views that you found inspiring. I’m waiting…. Happy Thursday! Big thanks to all…
Here is another Black & White Sunday photo challenge. I did some selective colouring, because I could not resist, but you are not required to do the same. You can do sepia, you can do it in cool or warm monochrome tones, you can do anything within black & white photography as long as you promise to have fun. Send me your links…
The theme of today’s challenge is “through”. I captured this one walking the streets of Vicenza, Italy two summers ago. Seeing a new place always inspires me, so I decided to play with exposure, perspective and framing. I’d like to see your ideas of through, be it literal or figurative, or just show me what you have ready this Sunday in B&W. Next…
“Everyone carries a shadow, and the less it is embodied in the individual’s conscious life, the blacker and denser it is.” – Jung To find links to what other people have to show for shadows go here.
Lost in Translation 