If you fancy a distraction from the weather this month then join in with Becky’s (“A life of a 40 something”) March challenge of square photographs with the theme:
‘Squared Squares’ – think multiple squares and squares within squares
‘Squaring the Circle’ – the perfect post will be a circle within a square
I have lived in the UK for most of my life, but when young I definitely had wanderlust and even ended up living in South Africa for several years which was a wonderful experience. I now look forward to a long and leisurely retirement doing what I like most - gardening, photography, walking and travelling.
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38 thoughts on “March Square | Circles and Squares”
Portugal, or somewhere in the Med??
No, the US would you believe? Up at Balboa Park in San Diego. In the Alcazar Garden which is modelled on the one in Seville. An amazing place with loads of museums and the world famous zoo.
Well, there’s a surprise…
Love your angle on this!
Mmmm… a tight fit into the square frame 🙂
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sorry about that! Works though 🙂
I know, sometimes you just have to suck it all in 😉 😉
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I’m enjoying this theme a lot. Another good one, Jude.
Best wishes, Pete. x
Thanks Pete.
Ooh, I like this! 🙂 🙂 The Alcazar in Jerez wasn’t as colourful as I expected and very wet, but beautiful in it’s own way.
Another visit to San Diego then??
It was rather nice but it’s a distant memory. 🙂
Ah, so many of mine are now.
Lovely tile work.
That’s a clever one for the challenge. San Diego seems to be a popular place. 😉
Balboa Park is very interesting and we never even went inside any of the museums!
I’ve been to the park twice now and still haven’t made it into a museum! I am planning many more visits – it’s such a great space. Today for my square photo I am showing something from the Japanese Garden. 🙂
Ooh, and the cactus garden probably has lots of circles.
I have a cactus post coming up, but it’s not from Balboa Park. 😉
I ran out of time in the Alcazar and hardly saw the garden 😦 oh well I’ll have to go back.
This is in San Diego Gilly, modelled on the one in Seville. I think I need to visit Seville 🙂
I think I saw a comment about a mummy daughter trip, it would be a great choice. I only went for a day from Tavira.
OH and I had a day trip to Seville from the western Algarve, must be 15 years ago! (Crikey, hadn’t realised we’d been together that long).
so do I! Had hoped to go last year but my sister-in-law was unwell so we didn’t make it, and this year we won’t have the time. Fingers crossed in the Autumn – wondering if you fly there directly and then make our way down to the Algarve.
I might suggest it as our “mother/daughter” long weekend in late October, although Florence is also calling.
sounds a lovely idea – perhaps you could do a 2 city break!
Great set of circles and squares by the way 😀
Thanks Becky. Strange how many photos I have with circles – not so many squares.
I wonder what a psychologist would make of that?!!!
The square composition works very well here.
Thanks LD. Just a bit of fun whilst we await spring 🙂
It looks a little Moroccan too actually 🙂
Well Spain was ruled by the Moors for a long time and the Alcazar of Seville was built during Muslim rule.
Who needs Google or Wikipedia? 😉 😉 You are a walking, breathing, photographic bundle of knowledge Jude 🙂
Well thank you Karen. Of course it has been known for me to refer to those oracles myself at times 😉
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Portugal, or somewhere in the Med??
No, the US would you believe? Up at Balboa Park in San Diego. In the Alcazar Garden which is modelled on the one in Seville. An amazing place with loads of museums and the world famous zoo.
Well, there’s a surprise…
Love your angle on this!
Mmmm… a tight fit into the square frame 🙂
🙂
sorry about that! Works though 🙂
I know, sometimes you just have to suck it all in 😉 😉
🙂
I’m enjoying this theme a lot. Another good one, Jude.
Best wishes, Pete. x
Thanks Pete.
Ooh, I like this! 🙂 🙂 The Alcazar in Jerez wasn’t as colourful as I expected and very wet, but beautiful in it’s own way.
Another visit to San Diego then??
It was rather nice but it’s a distant memory. 🙂
Ah, so many of mine are now.
Lovely tile work.
That’s a clever one for the challenge. San Diego seems to be a popular place. 😉
Balboa Park is very interesting and we never even went inside any of the museums!
I’ve been to the park twice now and still haven’t made it into a museum! I am planning many more visits – it’s such a great space. Today for my square photo I am showing something from the Japanese Garden. 🙂
Ooh, and the cactus garden probably has lots of circles.
I have a cactus post coming up, but it’s not from Balboa Park. 😉
I ran out of time in the Alcazar and hardly saw the garden 😦 oh well I’ll have to go back.
This is in San Diego Gilly, modelled on the one in Seville. I think I need to visit Seville 🙂
I think I saw a comment about a mummy daughter trip, it would be a great choice. I only went for a day from Tavira.
OH and I had a day trip to Seville from the western Algarve, must be 15 years ago! (Crikey, hadn’t realised we’d been together that long).
so do I! Had hoped to go last year but my sister-in-law was unwell so we didn’t make it, and this year we won’t have the time. Fingers crossed in the Autumn – wondering if you fly there directly and then make our way down to the Algarve.
I might suggest it as our “mother/daughter” long weekend in late October, although Florence is also calling.
sounds a lovely idea – perhaps you could do a 2 city break!
Great set of circles and squares by the way 😀
Thanks Becky. Strange how many photos I have with circles – not so many squares.
I wonder what a psychologist would make of that?!!!
The square composition works very well here.
Thanks LD. Just a bit of fun whilst we await spring 🙂
It looks a little Moroccan too actually 🙂
Well Spain was ruled by the Moors for a long time and the Alcazar of Seville was built during Muslim rule.
Who needs Google or Wikipedia? 😉 😉 You are a walking, breathing, photographic bundle of knowledge Jude 🙂
Well thank you Karen. Of course it has been known for me to refer to those oracles myself at times 😉
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