Pick a word and illustrate it with a photo! This used to be a favorite challenge of mine when held by Paula of Lost in Translation. Unfortunately she is not running it anymore. So – how about a revival at Lens-Artists? It is easy: Choose one (1) word or more – choose all of them […]Read Post ›
“We are dealing with something that has never occurred on this planet” My husband and son just returned from Chernobyl last week – very taken with the 2 day tour and all the haunting sights. We all watched this series together this week. If you have not seen it yet – please do. Among my […]Read Post ›
You don’t need a framework. You need a painting, not a frame. – Klaus Kinski I guess most of us love things framed to help us follow lines and reveal the artist’s intentions with his/her work. At least if we put them on our wall at home or go to an exhibition. Now Amy challenges […]Read Post ›
For Paula this month – my favorite prompt!
I love things new and things old, architecture and juxtaposition of styles. Things dilapidated, things science fiction, things…Well, maybe we all do. Hope a mix will be enjoyable this Thursday! A walk in contemplation… – as always… The old Jewish cemetery Abandoned places in the middle of the city In between old and new […]Read Post ›
Tuesday Photo Challenge – Reflection Good morning! Reflections are hard to resist, so I was too tempted not to send an entry…from Łódź, Poland, and the Light Move Festival. Hope it is not too late to join in! In the header picture, the Butterfly tree, standing in Piotrkowska Street, is reflected in the opposite window of […]Read Post ›
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Week 4 Photo – black and white, mirror, air plane, power lines, etc. Some years ago I remember walking into a hotel – where I never got any longer than to the lobby…because of all the mirrors and chandeliers. Here it is again!
Road nr.10 ends in Å on the southernmost part of Lofoten. An old fishing village with rorbuer and – fish. And charm… Many galleries, and flowers in the small gardens. We had a great view from our hostel Salteriet. Down the road we felt almost Chinese… I half expected an artist standing there, painting. When […]Read Post ›
Narvik was developed as an all-year ice free port for the Swedish Kiruna and Gällivare iron mines. In my youth I was here once, but did not go further out to Lofoten. This time we also took the train to Riksgränsen and back again. We got an interesting view of the new bridge connecting islands […]Read Post ›
In the header is Lapporten (Swedish: ”The Lapponian Gate”) or Tjuonavagge (Northern Sami: Čuonjávággi, ”Goose Valley”). This is a U-shaped valley in Lapland in northern Sweden, and one of the most familiar and famous natural sights of the mountains there. Driving towards the Norwegian border, we left lake Torne Träsk behind us heading for the […]Read Post ›
