I had various Red Images that are more red for position on this last day of #SimplyRed. Thanks for this challenge Becky, I had fun.
But, I am still going to post these most recent photos.
We went shopping in Lahti, and decided to have lunch at the harbor.
One more image of leading lines
Keeping it simple today for Becky’s#SimplyRed squares
The first version with many crossings is for Debbies One Word Sunday: Crossing
For Becky’s SimplyRed is the second one with more red light 🚦
John’s Cellpic we’ll all are taken with my mobile behind the wheel, edited with Lightroom on the phone.
Additional photo is a bus crossing the crossing in front of the red bus edited into a square.
It is so nice to pick these from the bush and enjoy them with ice cream and caramel- sweet and sour 😋 and they are ripe now.
I was encouraged to stay in my hammock in the comments of my last post. So I did as recommended 😀 Now I can point out how hard work it is to pick blueberries 🫐… 😂
For Simply Red
Becky’s Squares: Simply Red
Dan’s Thursday Doors
We went to have look at this place that sells old stuff from barns. We left empty handed, except for these photos.
I apologize if this post is not very well worded or organized, I am posting this as l am lazy in the hammock and doing it with my phone.
Sunday morning I went to have coffee in the city and by the sea and what did I see, a lady in red. Just a girl, but lady in red sounded so much better ♥️😀
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Posted as part of Becky’s SimplyRed
I tried different edits to this decoration I have in my garden; originally, it is a candle holder – decoration. However, over time, I noticed I don’t burn candles so often, so I use its visual appeal and blend it more harmoniously with the surrounding plants. Now the candle holder is a focal point on the table under the oak tree. Here are some edits of the same subject, sharing them just because I took and edited them 🙂
Here a toast to Becky´s July Squares – #SimplyRed.
I enjoyed a day with a long time friend by the sea.
The geese were polite to towards the drivers as they used the crossing to get to the other side of the road
In the midst of the lush greenery, the vibrant red cap pops out, drawing the eye like a beacon against the backdrop of woods greens. This is a joint post for Six-Word Saturday 7.19.25 and #SimplyRed19 . Hopefully it is just enough red.
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Buildings painted in traditional red ochre paint that is popular in the Nordics effectively embody the warmth and character of a community deeply rooted in its cultural heritage and appreciation for nature. This distinguished color, prominently displayed on structures in picturesque villages and tranquil landscapes, not only enhances the visual appeal but also evokes a profound sense of home for the residents. The historical significance of red ochre paint reflects the pride that Nordic individuals take in their craftsmanship and the narratives intertwined with their dwellings.
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Posted as part of Becky’s SimplyRed
I’m at my summer house, in the countryside, inside watching outside as the rain pours down the windows, creating a rhythm with the wind that makes everything feel peaceful. As I try to pass the time, I took a few photos, capturing the raindrops cascading down the glass, and had an ‘aha’ moment when I remembered that our shed, in the corner of the yard, is painted a red, which contrasts with the lush greenery surrounding it, just what I need for simply red today.
Red apples are like the overachievers of the fruit world, flaunting their bright red jackets and screaming, “Look at me! I’m healthy!” They don’t just catch your eye; they practically do a little dance on the grocery shelf, coaxing you to munch on their juicy, crispy goodness. Legends say that these red beauties are the tempting fruit of choice, luring us in with their sweet charm—just try not to bite into one and imagine it’s forbidden! as A last thought, I for some reason associated red apples with Christmas.
Granny Smith apples, those sassy little green gems, are like the zesty grandma who sneaks you cookies while insisting on a kale salad for health! With their vibrant skin glowing like an emerald on a sunny day, they practically shout, “Stop right there and savor this tangy delight!” Taking a bite is almost like receiving a playful pinch that jolts your taste buds awake; it’s so refreshingly sharp, you might just second-guess if a lemon moonlighted as your snack! I had to add something about my favorite apple 🍏
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this art cacti is for One-Word Sunday: red
and Simply Red #6
For SimplyRed.
O my Luve’s like a red, red rose,
That’s newly sprung in June:
O my Luve’s like the melodie,
That’s sweetly play’d in tune.
That is a verse from a a song by Robert Burns. It was written in 1794.
Posted as part of Becky’s SimplyRed
I’m not going say this is a easy one, I seem to lean towards green and blue colors. I found some that I can start with, strawberries 🍓 are now in season.
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Ritva Sillanmäki Photography 