I was fascinated by something which caught my eye on Glo's blog Porcelain Rose. Glo had found a idea / challenge on Kathy's blog Postcards From the P.P.. It was a photographic scavenger hunt with a list of twelve things to photograph.
They were, in the order they are shown in the video below:
A Stained Glass Window
A Library - our visiting library van
A Goldfish
Something reflective (not a mirror) - my garden pond
Front Door
Bubbles
A Tombstone over 100 years old - this one is dated 1893
Playground Equipment - at the village school
Something out of Place - my pet hate, cars on the public footpath
Nature - Chinese Lantern Plant seed case
Yarn
Abandoned Building - in my case this is the old Methodist School
All the subject were found in my own village.
I wonder what will be in the list for February.
Here you can find blogs which have taken part:
What a great variety John, and very well presented.
ReplyDeleteThanks Keith. It was nice to have a photographic challenge in a dull nature month. The presentation goes a bit on the fast side for my liking. It was made with a program I haven't used before and it's a bit flaky. I'm in the process of making a second version.
ReplyDeleteTerrific shots and presentation, John. It is interesting to see different parts of the world through this challenge, and to discover which photos participants chose. Your pond reflection in particular is quite beautiful, but I liked all of them.
ReplyDeleteThis is fun. The stained glass is a beauty. I find them impossible. The car on the pavement is great it also has my pet hate a wheely bin.
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It was fun and a great idea Kathy.
ReplyDeleteI like how you have presented your Scavenger Hunt photos. I do think stained-glass has to be one of my most favourite things. I haven't ever photographed a Chinese Lantern seedcase, it's fascinating. You've a very inviting front door!
ReplyDeleteSuperb photographic display - snap for Chinese Lantern !
ReplyDeleteThank you Glo.
ReplyDeleteYes Adrian. I wish the bin men would stop throwing the bins back in the middle of the footpath.
ReplyDeleteThank you Louise. I love old stained glass windows.
ReplyDeleteI see you are finding the cure with stained glass windows Adrian. It's when the interior of the building is included that the problems start.
ReplyDeleteThank you Bad Penny. I couldn't resist the texture of the Chinese Lantern plant.
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