Each week Norm asks that we post images of Doors.
I was looking back at some old photos of a rather lovely holiday we had in the Lake district in 2014, I liked this door because of the glass, the rest of the house we were staying in was quite lovely as well!
‘Keswick door’, Keswick, 2014.
Ken
This Friday we are challenged with:
Interpret the word, ‘Blue,’ however you like and make a Friendly Friday post.
It is fair to say that I have had one of ‘those’ years! It has been hard, but there have been a lot of positives to come out of the struggles. I have spent a lot of time feeling blue, however a trip here, both to the place in question and to blog, is always a pick me up!
‘Antidote’, Carbis bay, 2019.
Ken
This week Teri has challenged us with:
Blue
We are soon to off on another adventure into the wide blue yonder, so you can expect some photos from that, but first a photo from a previous adventure.
‘Adventures’, Castlerigg, 2018.
Ken
Each week Norm asks that we post images of Doors.
This week a photo from the archives, I particularly like this door, but the way it relates to the rest of the architecture made a wide shot of the door inevitable, and for some reason I never took a close up.
‘Unused’, Wenlock, 2014.
Ken
Each week Norm asks that we post images of Doors. This week I went back to Carmarthen for the first time in a long while, I saw this door and just liked the look of it.
‘The blues’, Carmarthen, 2019.
Ken
This weekend GC and SueW have chosen ‘Blue’ as the theme for their challenge.
As we begin the month of April Susan and I have chosen a photo challenge relating to the color BLUE as the shade most appropriate to welcome the return of spring with its blue skies, fresh air and babbling brooks.
So this photo came to mind of a large Blue sculpture at the Eden Project. It measures nearly nine metres tall, weighs 20-tonnes, and fires out vapour rings, thought to be the world’s biggest ceramic sculpture at the time it was unveiled at the Eden Project on Tuesday, May 22 2018.
It is called ‘∞ Blue’ (Infinity Blue) and it pays homage to cyanobacteria, one of the world’s smallest living beings. Created by duo Studio Swine (Super Wide Interdisciplinary New Explorers), Japanese architect Azusa Murakami and British artist Alexander Groves.
‘Smoking Blue’, Eden Project, 2018.
Ken
For this weeks Fun Foto Challenge Cee asks:
This week the topic is Blue and Yellow. I would prefer if your photos of blue and yellow in them. If you don’t find that combination, you can use either color, just make sure that color is prominent. Feel free to use your photo archives and see what photos you have that fits the current week’s challenge, or even better yet grab you camera and take a new photo! ENJOY and have FUN.
So I had a couple of images in mind, and a trip into the archives resulted in the following photos that I reworked for the challenge. The first of Gorse against a Blue sky in Cornwall sometime in 2015 with the a6000.
The next two are of a rapeseed field at Merthyr Mawr sometime in 2012 taken on the old Fuji HS20.
