Today I thought I’d try my hand at showing a bit of recent bad weather as prompted by Sunday Stills.
These two photos are in the hills behind my village in Trentino, Italy:
The following photos are from a brief visit I took to Padua last week:
Have a great week…waiting for the sun to shine đ Ciao!
Bastet and Sekhmet’s Library presents: Wordless Wednesday!
Another photo without an explanation, because this is wordless Wednesday!
Have a great day!
Hello…it’s Wednesday, and that’s all I’ve go to say!
Have a great day!
An interesting article which might interest other bloggers who publish/post their photos…
Last year I wrote a few posts about copyright infringement. In most of the posts it was about legal action being taken by someone over the use of their image being used in a slightly high profile manner. There has continued to be articles about copyright infringement because it isnât going away. More shocking has been the amount of photographers stealing images and then using them as their own. A Tumblr blog has been set up called photo stealers, where the blogger outs and shames âphotographersâ that steal images and say that they are their own creation.
Last night I was reading âPhoto Stealersâ and I wondered,
âNo one would steal my images.â
Why not, I do have some talent (I believe). So I began a reverse image search on google.
Google Reverse Image Search
What is a reverse image search? This is a way you can actually search forâŚ
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Can you imagine what I would do if I could do all I can?
Sun Tzu
I liked this quote by Sun Tzu very much…but I love this second quote just as much and for different reasons:
I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living, it’s a way of looking at life through the wrong end of a telescope. Which is what I do, and that enables you to laugh at life’s realities.
Dr. Seuss
Click the links for other great quotes by Sun Tzu and Dr. Seuss!
This post was written inspired by Eseâs Weekly Shoot & Quote Challenge â Imagination
Bastet’s Pixelventures is out!
This weekâs Weekly Photo Challenge is lovely:
as someone who writes haiku, this word is like saying you need water to make tea. And yet, when I hear the word juxtaposition I scratch my headâŚwhat does it mean? The act of putting two things together in order to create contrast or comparisonâŚclick the here to take a hop over to the dictionary.
I took lots of photographs yesterday for this post…but then wasn’t feeling so well so didn’t process them…I’ll have to content myself and hopefully you all too with a few photographs taken a week ago…
Lost Cap
In Trentino, it’s not uncommon to find lost objects “hung up” somewhere, a fence, a tree or in this case a parking lot post…
Student’s house…
My son and his room-mate put up this cardboard poster of Denzil Washington… I just love the helmet too!
Clothes in the rain
We don’t have many of these (clothes lines) here in Italy. Even in the country, after centuries of marauders and bandits, people tend not to hang their clothes in an open lawn. The interesting thing though is not the clothes line per se, but the fact that it was raining.
Hope you liked todays offering…and that I can get my more recent photos processed…in the mean time, please have a look at some of these other great responses to this week’s challenge:
This week’s Weekly Photo Challenge is lovely:
as someone who writes haiku, this word is like saying you need water to make tea. And yet, when I hear the word juxtaposition I scratch my head…what does it mean? The act of putting two things together in order to create contrast or comparison…click the here to take a hop over to the dictionary.
So here is my first trial of the week…a couple of recent shots that were interesting!
I took these photographs last Saturday morning but I just got around to looking at them…hope you enjoy:
Don’t forget to have a look at some of the other great entries!
What a fantastic Challenge this week! Have a look and give it a try folks!
As many know, I was off for a couple of days so unfortuantely I had little time to dedicate to my blog!
This week’s Photo Challenge was dedicated to family…Here are a series of photos of my favorite Lake Garda birds, Mallard ducks. In the winter the birds more or less take over the lake. This group followed us as we walked along the beach…beginning with what I imagined to be two brother drakes and ending with a loving great laugh of a young hen!
Hope you enjoyed…I’m here just under the line I know!
Through the Eye of Bastet 