For this week's Photo Challenge, I decided to let the week's sights and happenings inspire and guide me. Last week I considered "Animals" as my topic (while eventually going for " Bridges "), this week I contemplated Animals (or rather, "Life") as well. Seeing lots of yellow leaves and flowers while out and about made me unsure about "Animals / Life" - perhaps "Yellow" would be a more interesting topic. Although "Flowers" would work too... Whether I end up choosing to go for Flowers, Life or Yellow this week, this photo certainly ticks all the boxes. I'll post more photos on Sunday once I've decided what this week's topic actually is (or rather, will be )! For now - Enjoy the first photo! Photo Challenge 03 - Photo 01
Out walking last month I came across numerous bridges. To be expected, as I was walking in an area with lots of little streams and rivers, an area that attracts many who want to enjoy nature and 'the outdoors' without having to go very far. There's something about bridges that speaks to me, something that draws me to them. Standing on a bridge looking down, watching the world below go by, it can feel as if the world below is separate from the world above that I am in. Which bridge one stands on makes little difference - whether it is people and cars passing down below or ducks and boats, the feeling remains the same. A different world, so close yet also so far away... One world above the bridge and another separate world below it. When it comes to enjoying bridges as a lover of photography and an explorer of the world, I most enjoy photos that show not just the world above the bridge and the world below it, but also the separate world that connects the two. Today's ...
When you can't go outside, invite nature in, instead... ... And go birdwatching on your own balcony! My ankle still hurts, which makes going outside and enjoying nature a bit of a challenge... One that hurts. Especially seeing how lovely today was! So if I can't go out and enjoy nature, then nature can come visit me instead! Put a few pieces of bread out on the balcony hoping to attract a few of the birds that live and play around here. They visit occasionally, however tend to fly off again as soon as they see movement. Which meant that today I sat very still, hoping they'd stay long enough for me to take a few photos. Many of the images turned out blurry or unclear, either because the birds were too fast or I was too slow. A bit of both, if you ask me. The blurry photos look something like this... There's something about those blurry images that makes me smile... Birds being birds, perhaps. I'll show some of the non-blurry images in the ...