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Sieht etwas "hochbeinig" aus, eventuell ist der Grund dafür, dass der Glas V8 der erste deutsche Serien PKW mit Niveauregulierung war.
PS.SPEICHER Einbeck, Sammlung Automobil
Another building abstract from a University Open Day visit. Thankfully all the open days are done till late September, June was exhausting, especially in the heat!.
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Chosen as cover photo on 11 July 2025 for
PHOTO ART SQUARE
One of Flickr's favourite for the Filckr Monthly Photo Challenge group August theme of Patterns Patterns - August Flickr Photo Challenge Group Highlights
On a boundary wall this otherwise wild Poppy was livid to be a symbol of barrier, an icon of division a flowering face of fortification and a pictorial representation of boundary. The wild Poppy that I saw might in fact be an escapee from gardens possibly either near, or far. It was bloomingly marvellous burgeoning forth with all the power of Summer delivered ready to share the potential for further growth with possibilities in seed and root and if not there through resurgence out of decay. Whether wild, or gardened this plant was clarion calling vibrancy and vitality in the sunlight taking root in a wall that it was encouraging back down to the Earth.
Usually I only reflect full frame uncropped images on each other. Here I have cropped the original first into a square from the extreme left-hand corner out the extreme right-hand side. Then I have created a tighter square cropped in from the original frame edges to generate another set of images. The square images have also been further colour edited.
© PHH Sykes 2026
phhsykes@gmail.com
Hailes Castle Near East Linton, East Lothian
www.historicenvironment.scot/visit/all/hailes-castle/
Hailes Castle Trove
Another shot from a recent Uni Open Day. Love the flower mural against the architecture.
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Being a Poopie Brained editor I forgot to add the editing process.
i. Accept the considerable lure of a single Wild Poppy
ii. Ask it if it is,
a) Wild
b) Livid
c) escaped from a garden environment
d) not wait for answers before taking picture of the backdrop
e) take a flower in focus picture
iii. Use Photoshop Hacksaw and Glue Pot. Blunt digital tools only
iv. Forget to share the process
v. Admit your Poopie Brain Status to the world
vi. Reveal how bad your aim is in Bullet Points
On a boundary wall this otherwise wild Poppy was livid to be a symbol of barrier, an icon of division a flowering face of fortification and a pictorial representation of boundary. The wild Poppy that I saw might in fact be an escapee from gardens possibly either near, or far. It was bloomingly marvellous burgeoning forth with all the power of Summer delivered ready to share the potential for further growth with possibilities in seed and root and if not there through resurgence out of decay. Whether wild, or gardened this plant was clarion calling vibrancy and vitality in the sunlight taking root in wall that it was encouraging back down to the Earth.
Usually I only reflect full frame uncropped images on each other. Here I have cropped the original first into a square from the extreme left-hand corner out the extreme right-hand side. Then I have created a tighter square cropped in from the original frame edges to generate another set of images. The square images have also been further colour edited.
© PHH Sykes 2026
phhsykes@gmail.com
Hailes Castle Near East Linton, East Lothian
www.historicenvironment.scot/visit/all/hailes-castle/
Hailes Castle Trove
These Tree V Fold photographs show trees forming a fantastic figure fashioned from branches and leaves.
The sign with birds in silhouette both open and closed catches the eye and makes for a great positive message as you walk from the Car Park to the Visitor’s Centre. I was very pleased with the single image and also with the joining of images which immediately offered two variants. The two variants were either the original full frame joining forming a Tree V Fold, or a sharper incised cut to make a more precise V Fold at the centre of the pictures.
The Sun and Winter go very well together. Bright and strong the shadow making light built everything, well photographically at least. This is a great place with excellent cafe and visitor’s centre making a superb human reaction to help wildlife. This place is a reserved world of natural wonders nestled in amongst our modern pressures of life and living that often overlook wildlife and the chance to be calmer and closer to the land, water and sky and also to those that never left the cycle of seasonal lifestyle.
© PHH Sykes 2024
phhsykes@gmail.com
RSPB Scotland Loch Leven nature reserve