Hope the roof on this baby wasn’t built by the same contractor who installed the one on the Olympic Stadium 
I really wish local government would get with the program and accept that not all tourists to our fair city are francophone: Such a great PS installation should at least be bilingual and then everyone could go home and say they saw the world’s largest 
and not wonder what that was all about.
A recent rather heated conversation on the water bottle dilemma only hinted at the the size of the iceberg that is rapidly melting and affecting much of our global health. In Nigeria, Kaduna-based NGO Development Association for Renewable Energies (DARE), with the assistance of London-based NGO Africa Community Trust, are actively addressing homelessness and environmental impact with their program to build plastic bottle homes. More proof of necessity being the mother of invention: perhaps we should fly some of our Environment, Employment and Social Development bureaucrats there to pick up a few pointers and start cleaning up our own act…
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Dare to explore the entries in Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Abandoned Buildings or Barns
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Get a grip on the entries in Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Doors, Door Knobs and Handles
Remember what has gone before in the entries of the Weekly Photo Challenge: Relic.
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Find some geometry in the entries of
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Squares, Triangles and Angles.
Make disparate parts whole in the entries of the Weekly Photo Challenge: Contrast.
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Proceed directly to the entries in
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Straight Lines.
See both sides in the entries of the Weekly Photo Challenge: Between.
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Wrap yourself around the entries of
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Crooked and Squiggly Lines.
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Go to the limit in the entries of
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Things with Edges.
Put the dissimilar together
in the entries of the Weekly Photo Challenge: Juxtaposition.
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Set yourself straight in the entries of the Word A Week Photo Challenge – Lines.
Join in the entries of Where’s my backpack?’s Travel Theme: Connections.
Find the fragile in the entries of Where’s my backpack?’s Travel Theme: Delicate.
Reach the pinnacle in the entries of
Where’s my backpack?’s Travel Theme: Height.
Go under and through the entries of
A Word in your Ear’s Word A Week Photo Challenge – Arch.
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windows are the eyes of the citySee what’s inside, outside and around the box in the entries of
A Word in your Ear’s Word A Week Photo Challenge – Square.
Have a look at this location one year ago at A Word a Week Photography Challenge – Worker then go and live large in the entries of Where’s my backpack?’s Travel Theme: Big.
Build on the entries in Where’s my backpack?’s Travel Theme: Architecture.
See what’s in flux in the entries of the Weekly Photo Challenge: Change.
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Set things straight in the entries at Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Lines.
Go round and round the entries at Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Circles and Curves.
Shot with the iPhone 5 native camera, edited in WordFoto
for iPhoneography Monday: Black & White.
Have a look at Frames & Focus, Lens and Pens by Sally and Watching Photo Reels to see the originators of this challenge and their interpretation of this week’s theme. You may also join the challenge by clicking here.
Find beauty in geometry in the entries at Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Squares and Angles.
“The heart’s seasons seldom coincide with the calendar. Who among us has not been made desolate beyond all words upon some golden day when the little creatures of the air and meadow were life incarnate, from sheer joy of living? Who among us has not come home, singing, when the streets were almost impassable with snow, or met a friend with a happy, smiling face, in the midst of a pouring rain?”
Myrtle Reed, Old Rose and Silver
Best is a relative term – meaningful is that place in our memory jogged by the split-second of a photograph. See the year in pictures at Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Your 2012 Outdoors and Nature.
See the spectrum of this season’s favourite colours at Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Reds and Greens!
Find all kinds of horizontal and vertical this week at Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Lines!
Cardinal Guzman is the host this week on a Norwegian photography website’s challenge (www.akam.no) and has chosen the theme of Negative Space. Weather not permitting a large abundance of negative space in our corner of the globe at the moment, a backward glance through the archives brought forth two visions – both illustrate the two diametrically opposed sides of one city.
