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traveltalk.me.uk
The theme for Becky's April Squares challenge is 'top' On Top of the World- summit, crown, peak or uppermost part of something Under the Big Top- topping or covering (or if you're really lucky circus) Room at the Top- first or highest in position Cherry on Top- something made even more wonderful by becoming square... |
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tishfarrell.com
Back to the Farrell 'once in Africa' archives for this final 'shadows' post. Here we have the Maasai Mara in December, a desert date tree, a shadowy glimpse of the Oloololo Escarpment, lots of stunning memories invoked, plus a few pangs for Kenya days long gone. And talking of gone, where did this month go?... |
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margaret21.com
I do love a shadow hedge, inching along some public path or little-used country road. Here are three local examples. For Becky's NovemberShadows. |
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iaingilmour.com
I thought I'd post a few images for Leanne Cole's Monochrome Madnesstheme (#40) for this week, set by Brian fromBushboy's World-any subject backlit-though a challenge it certainly is. Not that backlighting is rare per se, but finding monochrome images where it genuinelyenhancesthe shot had me digging into the archives without too much success. I suspect,... |
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