we are shadowed by the grey of winter
waiting for the brilliance of spring
Find the light in the entries of the Weekly Photo Challenge: Shadowed
Find the light in the entries of the Weekly Photo Challenge: Shadowed
Illuminate yourself in the entries of the Weekly Photo Challenge: Yellow
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Be bright for the entries in Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Vibrant Colors
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Be illuminated by the entries in the Weekly Photo Challenge: Let There Be Light!
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Walk the shores of the world in the Weekly Photo Challenge: Sea…
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Find illuminating entries at Where’s my backpack?’s challenge Travel Theme: Light.
See how light creates new impressions at Where’s my backpack?’s challenge
Travel Theme: Shadows.
How many of us believe in coincidence? Its dictionary definition – in which events or conditions that are closely related by time, space, form, or other associations which appear unlikely to bear a relationship occur at one time apparently by mere chance – can in itself be puzzling.
Statisticians note in dry, withered tones that synchronicity is inevitable and often less remarkable than it appears intuitively but it is nonetheless marvellously strange that the photograph now being entered in a challenge about light on the 11th day of this month – and that had lingered in a folder titled “future blog pix” waiting for just the right moment to appear in the multiverse – was taken the eve of December 11th last year, the very same day Across the Bored posted the Two Cents Tuesday Challenge: Illumination.
Hmm.
Trip the light fantastic with this week’s entries at the Weekly Photo Challenge: Illumination.
Discover A Word in your Ear’s Word A Week Photo Challenge – Light. Follow the link for radiant photography…
We are as the hazy skies today, tired and heavy with waiting for the snows to come and blanket the dark earth with white.
The Weekly Photo Challenge: Reflections would have us “question and interpret the reality” of our images – have a look there for more…
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.
Nothing like a few tons of concrete and the brilliance of stained glass to fulfill the Weekly Photo Challenge: Geometry. The incredible saddle roof on this church is composed of segments of hyperbolic paraboloids and has a sister with similar architectural traits in Tokyo. Good things really do come in pairs…