Pull up a seat challenge by xingfumama. I have to share this view because it is where I have visited this week, it’s relevant to the challenge too. This Amphitheatre seated 15000 people in its day. It was hard to comprehend just how many that would be when I visited. This is the second amphitheatre …
We made it safely to Side in Turkey, already been here 20 hours and making our mark. I have seen some interesting sights including art work that has lost its head. This is my FOTD.
This is my version of CB&W, Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge. The topic is chutes and ladders, it left me scratching my head. I searched my photos and couldn’t find ladders, or so I thought initially. Then I was wondering about chutes, suddenly I realised the terminology is different in different countries. This is …
I have been blessed with an adventurous soul, two days ago I got itchy feet. I’m not talking literal itchy feet, but itchy as in the urge to go roaming. I had travelled to Turkey last September and had been to the Canary Islands in December, I had been to Ireland a few times in …
I’m late coming in here. Life is interesting at the moment, a little crazy, a little hectic. There’s also a chance I’m going to be travelling next week with a bit of luck too. Anyway, the CFFC, is bridges. It’s a wonderful topic filled with such character and I have a few bridges posted below. …
On this photo theme for Thursday Doors I can see a distinct theme going on. Blue doors are in! This was taken in Fuerteventura, I didn’t even think of Thursday Doors when I took it.
This is a thoroughly interesting subject, shadows are the thing you often try to avoid when taking photographs, yet shadows can make a photo more interesting. CFFC. I have also covered this topic before … Shadows. This was an accidental shadow. This one very deliberate. This one too, the shadows added to the mood. Also …
What interesting long shadows in my shadow shot photograph. I thought I’d join in the fun with Magical Mystical Teacher’s Photo Challenge. This photo was taken on almost the shortest day of the year in the Canary Islands. The shadows were long, the day was short, yet the temperature was moderately warm.
Depth of field took me a long time to master, even now I don’t always get it right. Nancy Merrill posted a challenge, to encourage us to explore depth of friend in photography. Here’s my efforts, with varying degrees of success. I love the DOF in these chipmunk photographs, his set I am rather pleased …
Search below the SURFACE you never know what you might find. My life is all about the sea, I live by the sea and where I travel is almost always by the sea. Take a look below the surface … you just never know what you might find.
