Photo from the Open Air Museum, August 2010.
The gate in the foreground may seem a bit oddly placed, but it was
part of an exhibition of (new) garden gates, spread around the park
among the old buildings. If you’d like to see more of that exhibition,
click here to go to the first post in a series from last summer.
And aren’t I lucky… A young couple with a pram
in the picture, too, to fit the Valentine’s theme!
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To see more RED visit Ruby Tuesday
Heartily tired of winter, I sat down one day to play with some colourful flower pictures from last summer and the Kaleidoscope in Paint Shop Pro. It’s really surprising how they turn out sometimes. So let’s try a little guessing game, shall we?
A. In the collage above, you have five kaleidoscope pictures, and four original pictures. Can you pair them together and guess for which one the original is missing?
B. Can you guess what kind of flower was the original for the Valentine’s greeting below?
1 → 7 ♥ 2 → 8 ♥ 4 → 6 ♥ 9 → 3
And here’s the original to the middle picture No 5:
And the original for the Valentine’s Day Kaleidoscope:
A Geranium from my balcony last summer!
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For more Monday Mosaics, visit Mary’s Little Red House
Red Water Lilies in the River, July 2010.
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Hard to imagine
in winter those summer days
when you seek shadow…
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For more shadow shots, visit Shadow Shot Sunday.
Photo from mid June, 2010: Start of the summer holidays…
Still a bit cold to go swimming, but what’s the hurry?
A whole long summer still ahead, just waiting to be explored…!
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(Gives me a surrealistic feeling to be posting a summer picture today…
Haven’t been out for two days because of a raging snowstorm outside!)
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For more pictures of the sky, go to SkyWatch Friday.
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Scroll down or click here for my Friday My Town Shoot Out post.
A playground fort in one of the parks in my town (from April 2010).
This week and next, I’m showing the photos I chose for my wall calendar 2011. I think this one also fits in with the Friday My Town theme of the week - ‘Framed’; referring to framing your pictures not after, but before you take them.
Here are some more ‘framed’ photos:
Shot through the slit in a sculpture in the Town Park.
View through the front window of the bus.
The same buildings as in the photo above,
seen from the other side of the river,
framed by the trees.
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More tips how to frame your photos at Friday My Town Shoot Out.
