Patti is our host this week, and we are asked to think about symmetry. As she explains in her instructive and beautiful post, symmetry is, and have always been, pleasing to the human eye. The header, as well as most of these images, are from Spain. Art and architecture here has its origin from many […]Read Post ›
This week, Tina’s challenge is all about inspiration. What inspires you in life? Go to Tina’s fabulous post for more inspiration – and I am sure you will be lingering there for a while… I am a nature person and an animal person. I prefer walking in nature and being together with animals instead of […]Read Post ›
”For this week’s Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #111, we’re taking a fresh look at ordinary, everyday objects–things that you see and use in your daily life.” Patti is our host for the challenge, and we are looking forward to seeing your creative response! My start is the old silver box from my husband’s mother. I haven’t […]Read Post ›
A beauty indeed – Merlin’s Laboratory!
Thank you all for sharing your interesting photo crops for Patti’s challenge last week – so many good pieces of advice! As usual we can learn much from each other. Now we are happy to welcome our guest host this week – Sue (Mac’s Girl) of The Nature of Things. Sue inspires us to post […]Read Post ›
For Cee this week – a favorite mural.
We welcome another guest blogger this week, Miriam of The Showers of Blessings. She suggests we find reflections to share. Believe it or not, but I found myself in some of mine…even though I never do selfies. Reflect upon your present blessings — of which every man has many — not on your past misfortunes, […]Read Post ›
For Cee this week:
For Cee this Tuesday – ”K” Yayoi Kusama and her polka dots. Black. From a Louisiana exhibition in Denmark.
In the header, the Orbeliani bathhouse, Tbilisi. According to the legend, the king of ancient Iberia, Vakhtang I Gorgasali, (5th C) once hunted in the forests near the first capital of Georgia – Mtskheta. After some time, he saw a pheasant, then shot and killed the bird. The king sent his falcon to find the […]Read Post ›
