The Entrance to a Machievellian House, perhaps? Gargoyles adorn the Bridge posts. It has been a while since I posted a photography post, but I have been chatting to another blogger about hosting a photography challenge recently, so thought I would get back to the swing of posting photography. I will soon be leaving for… Continue reading A Photo a Week Challenge: Bridges
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“A Photo a Week Challenge: Details
SHARE A SERIES OF PHOTOS THAT SHOW THE GRAND SCALE AND THE DETAIL OF THE SCENE asks Nadia Merrill The Grand Scale..... And a small detail: For more details click here
PHOTO101 – Day Eleven: A Pop of Color
Photo101
Norway provides many opportunities for a pop of colour! Day Eleven in the photo101 challenge
Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge – Work of Art
I am a Rosemaler? This is my Rosemaling, through a Photo editing Camera app. I am planning on adding a border with an appropriate proverb. Rosemaling is the traditional art of Norway, and today is Norway's bi centenary: 200 years an independent nation today. Gratulerer med dagen, Norway. How about that? Australia is older than… Continue reading Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge – Work of Art
Daily Post Photo Challenge – Spring
Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge - Spring Nothing is more evocative of Spring than a pretty display of flowers. Springtime for me means more afternoons spent on the beach with the dog and having a late Sunday afternoon meal of Fish n chips as the sun goes down and the lights go up. Something… Continue reading Daily Post Photo Challenge – Spring
The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge – Letters
Letters, especially hand-written ones, are fast becoming an historic phenomenon. The excitement that comes with receiving a letter correlates to the amount of time waiting for it. And if it is a handwritten letter, it is almost as if that person is spending some time with us, as we hear their voice in our head when we read their words, with their own personal inflections and mannerisms.
Letters in all forms are wonderful. I used to be an avid writer, as was my family, and have many copies of my old letters from penfriends.
I have dug through my photo library to find some unusual examples: