How to get this in a photo, with no explanations is going to be hard, so I’m not going to try. These boys tried and tried and succeeded in staying up on as the surfed. I spit second of time was captured, Re-surfing from under the wave
A threshold is a point of entering; that point just before a new beginning — that split-second moment in time, full of anticipation. All the hard work is over; relief is palpable.
This path under the trees can be found in Riga, Latvia. Click the photos to enlarge them.
More roads and paths at Cee’s Photography
The house kind of stands out from the surroundings, and the sun set makes a great contrast with the buildings. Photos taken at Cape Verde.
This week’s photo challenge is about perspective: . Make sure you share what the photo actually is of in its caption!
Smooth from the rush of the water. All photos can be enlarged by clicking on the photo.
For those who are looking for an extra bit of challenge, show us two photos, each one showing a different angle or interpretation of the same subject:
I think Sepia colors works well with old buildings and things – and portraits.
More tones at: Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Sepia Tones
Some photos from my walk at lunch time at the Market place in Helsinki.
I found few murals in my collection of photos, I have not been paying attention to my surroundings to have so few 🙂
First two are murals from an historic house- Mustionlinna in Finland,
the other two from the streets of Kap Verde
Check out Sunday Stills, the next challenge: Murals or Graffiti for more!
This was what I saw as I walked towards the tram after work.
Sunset was nicely coloring the Helsinki Cathedral A distinctive landmark in the Helsinki cityscape, with its tall, green dome surrounded by four smaller domes, the building is in the neoclassical style. It was designed by Carl Ludvig Engel as the climax of his Senate Square layout: it is surrounded by other, smaller buildings designed by him.
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I took these door photos last week at Kap Verde – Sal island. The city is poor but colorful.
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These totem poles are wonderful pieces of BC First Nations artistry. The totems you see at Brockton Point today are new ones commissioned or loaned to the park between 1986 and 1992.
More at Cee’s Blog: http://ceenphotography.com/2014/01/14/cees-fun-foto-challenge-man-made-items/
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More happiness at: Sunday Stills, the next Challenge: Happiness is…. a good surf In Sri Lanka
Ritva Sillanmäki Photography 