It being Christmas and all, Cee has opted to extend her DOORS AND WINDOWS CHALLENGE for another week. Please check out more doors and windows by clicking her link underlined above.
Here are my photos:
A doorway in Delft
More doors & windows in Delft
A door and windows in the ZaanDyke neighborhood.
Koog Zaan Dyke
I am joining Norm’s THURSDAY DOOR CHALLENGE this week. Click the underlined link to find doorways to other blogs.
Here is my doorway to Cashel:
I hope I get to visit again some day.
This week’s Fun challenge from Fee is to COMBINE DOORS AND WINDOWS. You can check out how others did it by clicking on the underlined link.
My fun fotos of doors and windows are below the FUN FOTO ICON!
This week Ailsa has suggested that we show a little bit of our SELF through our travels.
I can do that. My selfies are below but you can find other Self portraits by clicking the underlined link above.
This week Cee has challenged us all to bring buildings and trees together. The man-made and the God-made in one place. Check out the mix of man-made and natural at CEE’S PLACE
HERE IS MY TREE/BUILDING GALLERY
This week Cee has challenged us to show her anything that flies in Black & White.
You can see how others took up this challenge by clicking the underlined link.
I am not overly good at capturing things in motion so I had to be a little creative with this one. These are all things that could fly if they were real.
This is the Zaandam version of the Liva birds… I think.
This is a phoenix in St. Bavo’s, Haarlem
O.K. So I really do believe in angels but honestly I think they are much bigger and most times a little scarier than this.
This week Cee has given us free reign as to the topic we would bring to the table. I have chosen Ireland in Black & White.
You can check out what topics others chose: HERE
Here are my choices for the week:
Muckross House, Killarney
Gardens at Muckross
Heading into The Burren, County Clare
Drogheda
So this week we have been asked to depict the word ANT by Jennifer at O.W.P.C.
You can see how others portrayed the concept by clicking the underlined link above.
I came at it from two directions:
First is our common perspective.
Here I am looking at all the little ants below….
Delft square from the rooftop of the Nieuwe Kerk
And here is the world from an ants perspective.
This week I am taking some time to tag along with Ailsa across the world to FRAME THE WORLD in my camera lens. To see how others have framed the world click the underlined link and rocket over to “Where’s My Backpack?”
Here are my frames:
These folks are framed in flowers at Longwood Gardens
This wisteria makes an elegant frame on a rainy day.
A steeple tower framed in the ruins of the Rock of Cashel
This week Cee has encouraged us to HAVE FUN DISPLAYING FOTOS OF MANMADE THINGS.
Just click on the underlined link above to see what other photographers have brought to Cee’s place for display.
Here is my sampling…
This sign found in “Museum square” in Amsterdam was one of several signs built by Metaalplan for the city’s Amsterdam China Week festivities. The other signs came down after the celebration but the city opted to keep this sign up on the Square and it has become a photographic hotspot.
This fountain in the Back bay of Boston is one of several recently built as part of Boston’s new “Greenway”. Excuse the finger please!
This building is in my hometown of Winchendon MA and was built by Ephraim Murdock & Co in the early 1900’s as the high school for our town. It is where both of my parents and most of my aunts and uncles graduated from. Today it is the Murdock Senior Center and is affectionately called “Old Murdock”.
The sky behind it of course was made by Jesus, the son of man and so I guess it also qualifies as manmade 😉
Lillie-Put 