Tag: #photography

Some light from somewhere

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The Lens-Artists Challenge #166: Artificial Light

I wondered if I would include a song with this post.

Sometimes words come into my head, sometimes they are mine and they will find their way onto the post. Other times someone elses words just drift in and need to drop into the post. This is one such song. I love Robin Gibbs voice and the brothers harmonies are wonderful. Have a listen as you scroll.

“Alons, viens encore, cherie.
J’attendrai patiemment sous la lampe dans la vieille avenue.”

Naturally gold

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Life in Colour September: Gold

Golden Lycra flowers

Golden Orb Weaver SPIDER

For those sensitive types

Honey Gem Grevillea

Fungi with the common name of Gold Top

A golden sunset

Also for Terri’s Sunday Stills Monthly Colour Challenge: All that is #Gold

Sometimes it’s hard………

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……..being a Swallow

The Ragtag Daily Prompt Saturday: Swallow

There is always washing to be done,

after that drying in the sun,

invite friends over for some fun.

Say goodbye, a good time, one of the best

But now it’s onto building the nest

Yes that’s right, soft feathers we need

and soon it’s babies to feed

three fat babies crammed into the nest

sitting around and getting fed is the best

The day is over and we are quite spent
’tis wearying being a parent

A busy day tomorrow
so enjoy the morning
with the Welcome Swallow

5 Minutes ago – 18 September

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Hammad’s Weekend Sky #42

A song for the little clouds that came by

I am always hopeful that I can have a bit of colour in my weekend sky photos. This morning there were patches that came floating by.

I saw a band of colour through the trees – can you see it too?

Here it is a bit closer.

and then I looked at the patch of sky I always photograph and saw a little bit of a cloud coming by.

and then more clouds, tinged in colour, came past moving quickly

See how fast they went across the sky as the small amount of colour started to fade