24 thoughts on “A mishmash of Close-ups with a bit of Black & White”

1. Ooh I really like these, although the snake made me jump back!

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   1. Thanks Becky 🙂 I thought I’d sneak in a snake and was going to put in a big hairy spiders leg but thought better of it. One scare is enough for the faint-hearted

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      1. You like to make sure we’re awake!

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         1. That sound like a good enough reason 🙂 🙂

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2. Your mishmashes are always interesting, Brian, but sometimes they make me shiver! I like the guy in the truck, and that last rose is lovely. Sending cool thoughts this weekend 🙂 🙂

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   1. Always want to keep my readers not sure of what they may see on any post. I want ed to get a photo of the truck. I was walking towards it when the bloke jumped in and started to drive off!!!
      Hanging cool indeed Jo. It didn’t quite make it to 36C today but humid as…..not looking forward to tomorrows proposed maximum at all 😦

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3. Perfect choices. What was the white ball with the maze pattern?

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   1. Part of an Indigenous mural on a wall in the town my daughter lives in 🙂

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4. Oh what a marvelous idea to combine these challenges. Love your photos 😀

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   1. Thanks Cee 🙂 I am now glad I didn’t have time to do the first challenge

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5. great gallery

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   1. Thank you Karina 🙂

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6. Interesting that you decided to show the snake upside down. Or is it glued to the ceiling?

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   1. The Carpet Snake is wonderfully wrapped around the rafter sleeping peacefully under the warmth of the verandah roof 🙂

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      1. Can you see that to the uneducated it looks like he is hanging from the ceiling?

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         1. I can 🙂

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      2. And what is a carpet snake doing up there anyways? Shouldn’t he be cuddled up to a rug somewhere?

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         1. Easy access to food sources. Just sneak up into the roof cavity to look about for rodents and perhaps if lucky, a possum. Up on the rafters is a great place to keep warm as well

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         2. You sound like you’ve been up there yourself.

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         3. Oh yes!! Nothing like clomping about in the roof space for a bit of fun and amusement

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         4. What do you find to eat up there?

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         5. Whatever I can catch I guess 😀 😀

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7. Oh wow!
   All of these are quite wonderful 🙂

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   1. So happy you like them Hammad 🙂

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