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CFFC: Components of a Photo, week 5

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Today please join me for some tea and cakes. And we have reached the final week of Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge on the subject of photo components. Each week we were to find one photo or more and mirror Cee’s offering. This was her final … Continue reading CFFC: Components of a Photo, week 5

Let’s start in Bežigrad, on the way to the bus stop where I must have walked a million times.
I don’t remember these mirrors though.
I like this poster and the mirror makes me look ultra thin.
Faculty of Arts where I studied English.
My favourite used books shop: Trubar’s Antiquariat.
On Miklošičeva Street lurks the most striking Ljubljana building.
“I must go now.” “Don’t.”
Towards the end of the walk I found this bubble and was ready to blame it for everything that is wrong with this world.
End of Ljubljana. I like to look at windshields as if they were big screens.
Start of Piran. This was the beginning of a glorious sunset.
That same evening: I like this kind of subdued selfies.
A sunset with a boat.
A few days later it rained. Tartini Square.
It was Dolphin Day but none were in sight. I guess they don’t like the rain.
Here the church tower only appears slightly bent…
…whereas this one truly is leaning quite a bit and nobody glorifies it: Črni Kal.
Museum shop Fabiani in Lokev. Selo is a brand name here but it also means “village” in Croatian.
The Tartini Square hosts antique sellers every last Saturday in the month.
Doorfie with mom.
Main stars of this movie are a bit tired.

CFFC: Components of a Photo, week 4

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Since I’ve taken part in all three previous weeks of this challenge, here is week 4 as well. I shall stick to only one of Cee’s components, namely reflection. Here is Cee’s original photo for week 4 of her Fun Foto Challenge, upon which we … Continue reading CFFC: Components of a Photo, week 4

Hello, Norwegians in Umbria. You’ve been rainbowed.
Number 10: The loveliest entrance on the whole Via Slovenia in Grosseto.
This and the next five arches are from Tatti, the town of 100 doors.
More from Tatti on several following Thursdays. Because doors.
This is Massa Marittima. It is arched and well-doored as well.
Capalbio on the hill with double visitors.
And now to Rome and its courtyard mysteries.
This was the most surprising view.
The same garden from the second floor.
An arched fountain in another hidden courtyard.
A multi-arched Roman courtyard.
Our courtyarding concluded on Via Giulia. Especially convenient since my companion for the day was Giulia too. :)
This Pescia Fiorentina villa has its own garden chapel.
Opposite the chapel.
The natural arch of the villa garden.
The museum at the Roman settlement of Cosa in Ansedonia.

CFFC: 20 days of arches

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This week’s Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge came just in time for me: I’ve got arches, oh yes, I do. The last twenty days have been a bit busier than usual around here. First I had my parents over, another visiting couple came for a day, … Continue reading CFFC: 20 days of arches