This week Teri challenged us with:
Calling all photographers and creatives who really like a challenge this week! Last July 2018, I challenged Sunday Stillers to a macro-photography challenge. I thought it was time to offer another macro or close-up photography challenge this week.
Not quite as close as I sometimes get, but I just liked this the way it was.
‘I can almost smell it’, Beningbrough Hall, 2019.
Ken
This week Teri has challenged us with:
I’ve always associated the month of August with the color yellow.
You guessed it, this week’s Sunday Stills theme is anything yellow.
Plenty of yellow in this one, such a cheery happy colour, makes me smile.
‘Flowering’, Beningbrough Hall, 2019.
Ken
Each week at XingfuMama we are asked to ‘Pull up a seat‘.
Just in time, and fresh from last weeks holiday:
‘Flower seat’, Beningbrough Hall, 2019.
Ken
I was away last week on a holiday, so this week I thought I would combine Cee’s challenges of Close up of Flowers & 5+ Items into one post.
‘Mellow Yellow’, Beningbrough Hall, 2019.
Ken
This Friday, ‘The Snow Melts Somewhere’ and ‘Something to Ponder About’ have been helped out by Manja who is standing in for Snow, and has posted the challenge:
This week she said floral, and so it shall be.
When we visited the lake district the year before last we stopped off at Sizergh Castle where we encountered:
‘Tulips’, Sizergh Castle, 2017.
Ken
This week Nancy has challenged us with the following:
IN A NEW POST CREATED FOR THIS CHALLENGE, SHARE A PHOTO OR TWO FEATURING FLOWERS OF ANY KIND.
Such a lot to choose from, but this one lay unedited and caught my eye.
‘Eden flower’, Eden Project, 2017.
Ken
This week in Teri is back, and has challenged us with:
This week’s Sunday Stills theme is “paths.”
Well I have a fair few photos of paths and trails, and was looking through my archives and noticed this one. The smell of garlic was almost tangible in the air as I looked at it!
‘The smell of garlic’, Laycock abbey, 2013.
Ken
For those of you who are not friends on Facebook, here are some photos taken earlier this year.
Dyffryn Gardens – March 2019 [33 Photos]
Ken
This Month for the Photo for the Month, Bren asks:
This week’s challenge is Overlay.
I do make quite extensive use of overlays, however quite often they are scaled back to the point where they only just show, or are masked from portions of the image. However for this challenge I decided to use one of my favourites but to let it shine through, it is a sort of rainbow burn texture. So first the ‘mostly’ unedited photo.
‘Currant flowers’, 2019.
And here is the image with the overlay added. I think it looks a little like it should be on an old chocolate box lid.
‘Currant flowers 2’, 2019.
Ken
This week Debbie has challenged us with the following:
Welcome to One Word Sunday, and over to all of you to join the challenge with your own simplicity post.
Sometimes it is as simple as pointing the camera in the right direction and clicking the button.
‘Point and Click’, Sizergh Castle, 2017.
Ken
