Wordless Wednesday
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Lodz
Clouds hanging low – but Blue Skies!
Many happy memories from the Light Move Festival in October – – and walking down the Piotrkowska street in Lódź, the clouds soared right above me…just as close as they feel now in Skane, Sweden. But in Lódź they were brighter, whiter and let no rain fall on me…
Wordless Wednesday
WPC: Experimental
Experimental…at least maybe a little. I love mirrored motifs, and often cannot resist taking a photo. Here, in Lodz, I was just going to press the button…when I realized the photo might be a bit more intriguing if I chose to enclose the ”real” buildings to the left of the house as well. What is […]Read Post ›
Gone With the Wind
A last ray of sun…
Thank You All – And, Have a Great Weekend!
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Thursday Thoughts – Framed
Why do many/most people like…frames? (Or maybe not?) And what defines a frame? This window photo displays some frames – photographed when I was looking out of my own hotel window. I like it, despite its drabness and ordinariness. Many city windows look just like the one above…or like this one… But a frame does […]Read Post ›
Cee’s B&W Photo Challenge: In the Distance
I guess Cee’s In the Distance also applies to a less open landscape. A glimpse of …something at the end of the path.
The City’s Country Road
Of course there were colours in Łódź as well. And, when I think of the country road in my post this morning…with the oak trees on parade…These city alleyways seem truly related – even the one without trees. Somehow the urban equivalents?
Black&White Sunday: Shape
Paula, at Lost in Translation, asks us for a black and white shape, this Sunday. I hope it is OK with two. From an outdoor exhibition where the artist’s name was missing.
