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Loch Katrine, Trossachs.
Having done the "misty" bit at Loch Chon the other day, I moved up the road to see if anything was doing at Loch Arklet. It was full of mist, but too much for anything decent, so I ended up round the corner at the top end of Loch Katrine.
The majority of the mist had burnt off by the time I arrived, but there was still enough on the far shore to make things vaguely interesting .. or at least worthy of a "choccie box" shot with a bit of colour in it.
Flowers and colours
A riot of colours, countless baskets of flowers, haggling customers, and a chaotic madness which is surprisingly enjoyable, is what you will find at Bangalore’s KR Flower Market. It is believed to be Asia’s biggest flower market. When you reach here, while you will be transfixed by numerous vendors lined up for business right next to the flyover and Dargah.
one can find everything here: from Roses, Marigolds, Jasmines to Lilies, Orchids and Carnations. The different hues of pinks and reds, the occasional yellows and whites balancing out the brighter colours is completely an encounter you have to experience.
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This set of four Nyonya (or Malaysian Chinese/Peranakan) ceramic 'paintings' was on display at the Nyonya Colours restaurant at the Glo Damansara mall.
Each has three Phoenix surrounded by floral designs depicted. Traditional Chinese Malaysian Nyonya/Baba ceramics are slightly unusual in that while the Phoenix (associated with femininity) is often depicted, Dragons (the masculinity symbol), seldom appears.
October 2025
colorful colors for the cloudy days !!
listen:Colours-Donovan
Yellow is the colour of my true love′s hair,
In the morning, when we rise,
In the morning, when we rise.
That's the time, that′s the time,
I love the best.
Blue's the colour of the sky-y,
In the morning, when we rise,
In the morning, when we rise.
That's the time, that′s the time,
I love the best.Green′s the colour of the sparklin' corn,
In the morning, when we rise,
In the morning, when we rise.
That′s the time, that's the time,
I love the best.
Mellow is the feeling that I get,
When I see her, m-hmm,
When I see her, oh yeah.
That′s the time, that's the time,
I love the best.
Freedom is a word I rarely use,
Without thinking, m-hmm,
Without thinking, oh yeah.
Of the time, of the time,
When I′ve been loved.
I noticed this bit of wall seemed to be freshly painted, judging by the clean vibrant coat of pain on it. It was pretty much impossible to wait for a human subject to walk in, but I guess pigeons are not a bad subject too. It was challenge finding the correct composition, matched with the shutter speed, but I think I got it.
I love how the red contrasts with the white, which incidentally also happens to be the colours of our Singapore flag.
May our little red dot enjoy the freedom forever.
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This image is a composite of radar scans by Sentinel-1A on different dates of the Siljan Ring, located in the province of Dalarna in central Sweden.
Dalarna, a historical province known for its deep forests, beautiful fishing lakes and lush green landscapes, is a holiday residence for many Swedes and a favourite tourist attraction.
Sweden’s sixth largest lake, Siljan covers an area of 290 sq km. Its particular shape comes from the location around the southwestern perimeter of the Siljan Ring, a circular geological formation created almost 400 million years ago by a major meteorite impact.
Mainly eroded today, the original crater is estimated to have been some 50 km in diameter. It is the largest known impact crater in Europe and one of the 18 largest known impact craters on Earth.
Three scans of the area taken at different dates were overlaid, with different colours assigned to each: red (7 February 2015), green (15 March 2015) and blue (27 March 2015). The colours represent changes on the ground between the various acquisitions.
Given the location and the time of year, it is safe to infer that the landscape was dominated by vegetated areas, partly or completely frozen lakes and lots of snow. It is probably also safe to assume that most changes are related to variations in snow cover and snow condition.
Focusing on the Siljan Lake, towards the central right part of the image, it is easy to make out the bright red and green lines, which come from changes in the ice edge and cover on the lake, in early spring.
Southwest of the lake area, the town of Borlänge is clearly visible along the Dal River, appearing as bright white. Famous for its medieval cathedral of Stora Tuna and its important rail and bus junction, it became a commercial centre for the surrounding agricultural and industrial areas. The town has paper mills, sawmills, engineering works, foundries, printing establishments and factories.
The strikingly sharp blue to the east of Borlänge probably represents fresh snow, which fell sometime around the end of March and covered the flat agricultural fields, thus changing the ground properties.
Sentinel-1A has been in orbit since 3 April 2014. It is a polar-orbiting, all-weather, day-and-night radar imaging mission for land and ocean services, monitoring the marine environment and mapping water and soil surfaces, among other major applications.
This image is also featured on the Earth from Space video Programme.
Credit: Copernicus Sentinel data (2015)/ESA
When processing this shot, I realised that the colours - the blue lip, white foam, brown sand and aqua water - are all arranged in lines leading back to the distant end of the barrel. Not only that, each line has a different texture. No matter how many photos I take, there's always something new to see!
My blog has a few more shots from the day, and this one looks great large on black!