The word prompt from Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Horizontal Lines
The power wire where a bird was sitting.
The side of my shed
A Welcome Swallow on the fence
Category: black and white
Square Rooves #23
Another roof from the Australian countryside. An old dairy at Caniaba
Find a farm shed or two at Beckys
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Light
The Photo a Week Challenge word prompt: Light
I have enjoyed finding photos for this challenge. I hope you enjoy my photos of Light
From the obvious
to the less obvious
to the obscure
Did you have a favourite?
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Shoes
Flowers – Monochrome
Through a Window
Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge: Through a Window
Outside to the garden
Outside my kitchen window one morning
See Through Windows – Family
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Butterfly Wings and the Moon
Here are the twos
Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge: 2 Different Things or the Number 2
I often see two different birds at the bird bath. (search on here bird bath to see more in colour) This post isn’t all about two birds and the bird bath, some other twos for your enjoyment as well.
Despite the Spangled Drongos death stare, the Noisy Miner remained oblivious
Sometimes you have to defend your territory even if the other bird is much bigger. The Noisy Friarbird kept harassing the Square-tailed Kite
“Hey Bobbin, what did he write down there?”
There is always somewhere good to perch to see if anyone has any chips.
I thought I really should include some flowers for Cee
A favourite song
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A seat or two
Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge: Any Kind of Seating
The lovely seating on the fast trains through Europe
No, it’s not Fred Flintstones lounge but a seat in a museum in Bologna
A fun seat. A carousel in Marseille
The wooden seat at a friends place
A handy seat
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Traces of the Past – Pottery
Black and White Sunday from Paula at Lost in Translation: Traces of the Past.
Lately I have posted a bit of me for Traces of the Past. This post follows that trend.
I was wondering what to do while standing in the kitchen doing the washing up. On the window sill there were a couple of things that needed a bit of a wash. That’s when the idea struck, why not do the pieces of pottery that are on the window and around the house.
These pieces of pottery were done by my daughters in the after school pottery classes in their Mothers potters shop around 20 years ago. They were primary school age, less than 12 years old, when these pieces were made. All the photos of the works are on a chopping board made by my eldest daughter in woodwork at high school, which you can see is still used today. Actually it was today. I prepared my lunch using the chopping board!
A lovely small bowl for Mothers Day
A horse in a yard with a tree.
Who wouldn’t want a shoe with laces and a nice bow
Mum at the pottery wheel.
A wonderful orange boat.
My girls had pet rats so no wonder they were the inspiration for this pottery rat. Such an adorable face.
Another view of the rat.
I think this turtle is just lovely.
The first small bowl in this post with a bit of colour.
The turtle in colour
Who couldn’t love that face
