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Hello friends, here's my photo for this week's #MacroMondays theme #VibrantMinimalism. This tiny hand-made glasswork art here is a mini teapot with a brewteaful flower inside. Photo is taken on a mirror, processed through oil paint filter in Photoshop and then rotated. I hope you'll like it as much as I do. Enjoy your week and HMM!
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. Enjoy!
Previously unpublished archive image from March 2019. With a coat like that I simply had to find a playful title. Stay safe!
Last week I explored the southern French city of Marseille, which led to countless shots. I will probably publish some of them here, even if they may seem too ordinary to the audience. I like them! This group of young Marseillan women almost disappears in front of the lively backdrop of graffiti. I took the picture in the named quarter "Le Panier", which is bursting with street art
A newly constructed bridge that spans the Swan River between East Perth to Heirisson Island and then Heirisson Island to Victoria Park. This is located in the Downtown/CBD of Perth. Heirisson Island contains a Kangaroo Sanctuary and some Cultural displays. The bridge itself is eyecatching and catches the light in all sorts of ways.
This series of photos displays closeup detail to wide angle in midday light.
In the quiet glow, he stands with grace,
Confidence and mystery in his face.
Strength and allure in every line,
A silent invitation, simply divine.
Taken at LM to Sunny's studio
Took these shots of some Kangaroo Paw flowers at the Edith Cowan University campus a couple of weekends ago. They are eyecatching. So bright. So yellow. So vivid. The sky was bright that morning. On a side note I was told by security that skateboarding was not allowed, even on a sunday when campus was empty. So Ive not returned since then. Scott Smith (Flickr) jokingly called me a delinquent.
Festival of Architecture Aberdeen
The mirrored pavilion at Castlegate in Aberdeen City Centre was designed by Lucy Fisher a student from Robert Gordon University. This eyecatching pavilion will provide a home for both the Look Again Visual Art and Design Festival and the Festival of Architecture 2016
on the evening of this shot I noticed that someone had left a lipstick mark on one of the panels to show their love of the exhibit... visible in the shot.
The real flowers here are the small pinkish ones in the middle of the flower head the eyecatching larger ones are called bracts and are more like a leaf than a flower having no reproduction 'equipment'.
A newly constructed bridge that spans the Swan River between East Perth to Heirisson Island and then Heirisson Island to Victoria Park. This is located in the Downtown/CBD of Perth. Heirisson Island contains a Kangaroo Sanctuary and some Cultural displays. The bridge itself is eyecatching and catches the light in all sorts of ways.
This series of photos displays closeup detail to wide angle in midday light.
Smoke originated from wildfires in Oregon.
NOTE: Any provided GPS is usually only a rough estimate, and not intended to be the exact point where the photo was taken.
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For more on this one, you could have a look at my blog: davewhatt.wordpress.com/2022/10/11/yes-he-was-walking-ahe...
2 Thessalonians 2:16-17 “And may our Lord Jesus Christ Himself—and God our Father who has loved us and has given us in His grace eternal consolation and a bright hope—comfort your hearts and make you stedfast in every good work and word.”
My attempt at the "Smile on Saturday" theme "eye-catcher".
Shot with a Schneider Kreuznach "Xenon 75 mm F2" on a Canon EOS R5.
Ein weiterer Blickfang der ehemaligen Kokerei Zollverein.
Another eyecatcher of the former cokery Zollverein.
A newly constructed bridge that spans the Swan River between East Perth to Heirisson Island and then Heirisson Island to Victoria Park. This is located in the Downtown/CBD of Perth. Heirisson Island contains a Kangaroo Sanctuary and some Cultural displays. The bridge itself is eyecatching and catches the light in all sorts of ways.
This series of photos displays closeup detail to wide angle in midday light.
This time of year is when the Burning Bushes around Ottawa shine! This is the bright & beautiful one in my front garden.
#macromondays #multicolor
I decided to share this image for the upcoming #macromondays theme called #multicolor
"Multicolor" means having multiple colors. It refers to something that features a variety of different colors rather than just one or two. The term is often used to describe clothing, artwork, decorations, lights, or any object with multiple hues.
Multicolor refers to an object, design, or surface that contains multiple colors, either in a pattern, gradient, or scattered arrangement. It can be vibrant and eye-catching, blending different hues to create contrast or harmony. Multicolor designs are often associated with creativity, playfulness, and diversity, commonly seen in fashion, art, textiles, decorations, and lighting. The arrangement of colors can be random, symmetrical, or strategically placed to achieve a specific visual effect.
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#macromondays #multicolor
I decided to share another image which would have also deserved it to get added for the upcoming #macromondays theme called #multicolor
In littleworld the citizens are well known for beeing sportive. So why not give it a ride in an multicolor tube ?
"Multicolor" means having multiple colors. It refers to something that features a variety of different colors rather than just one or two. The term is often used to describe clothing, artwork, decorations, lights, or any object with multiple hues.
Multicolor refers to an object, design, or surface that contains multiple colors, either in a pattern, gradient, or scattered arrangement. It can be vibrant and eye-catching, blending different hues to create contrast or harmony. Multicolor designs are often associated with creativity, playfulness, and diversity, commonly seen in fashion, art, textiles, decorations, and lighting. The arrangement of colors can be random, symmetrical, or strategically placed to achieve a specific visual effect.
Thank you for visits, comments and favs!
Vielen Dank für Eure Besuche, Kommentare und Sternchen!
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved
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A newly constructed bridge that spans the Swan River between East Perth to Heirisson Island and then Heirisson Island to Victoria Park. This is located in the Downtown/CBD of Perth. Heirisson Island contains a Kangaroo Sanctuary and some Cultural displays. The bridge itself is eyecatching and catches the light in all sorts of ways.
This series of photos displays closeup detail to wide angle in midday light.
Itoh peony.
Thank you so much for your views, comments and faves! They are encouraging as I continue on my photographic journey.
Ravensbourne - College for Design & Communication, London. The eyecatching facade pattern, consists of large aluminum tiles. Designed by Foreign Office Architects.
This image of a Bronze-winged Jacana shows that indeed the wings have a beautiful bronze hue. We also see the other colours in the plumage repertoire of this eyecatching species, as well as the red base to the upper mandible. Adults of this species look similar, although females are larger. The breeding ecology of this species is intriguing, with a female breeding with multiple males and a male incubating the resulting eggs. Males also rear the young. Males attract females with what has been described as a yelling call. The individual in this photo was seen in the Lat Krabang area of Bangkok, Thailand: a place that is close to the international airport yet still has extensive rice paddies.
The "HOPE" statue by artist Frankey, with its vibrant floral patterns and crossed fingers, symbolizes the power of hope in the face of life’s challenges. The bright colors against the clear blue sky inspire a sense of optimism, reminding us that even in uncertain times, hope blooms within us. It’s a simple yet powerful reminder that positivity and resilience can light up our days, no matter where we are.