My take on this is “throwing something in various random directions”which is what this fisherman appeared to be doing with his line.
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Of course you could also say that the pebbles on this beach at Budleigh Salterton are also scattered randomly. It only took around 400 million years to make this beach.
Please visit Paula to see her wonderful scattering of raindrops.
Abstract expressionist value expression over perfection, vitality over finish, fluctuation over repose, the unknown over the known, the veiled over the clear, the individual over society and the inner over the outer.
— William C. Seitz, American artist and Art historian
Taking a close-up of a mundane object – in this case a door with peeling paint – I then played around with a stained-glass effect. Fascinating to see the myriad of tones that emerge from this mainly blue palette.
dating from 1877, now housing a university department. This once beautiful building, now somewhat dilapidated, is close to the Parque Príncipe (Prince) Real, near Bairro Alto which is a wonderful park though a little tired at the time of my visit in 2012, as indeed much of Lisbon was.
Paula’s (Lost in Translation) challenge this week is Traces of the Past
Paula’s black and white Sunday this week is brought to us by her guest blogger Lisa Dorenfest who is currently living in Sydney, Australia. Not for much longer it seems. Her challenge is One.
Taken today in Trengwainton Gardens, Madron, Cornwall.
Paula’s (Lost in Translation) challenge this week is Three of a Kind
maybe not quite what Paula had in mind, but hard to resist a pub sign like this in a back street of St Ives, Cornwall 🙂
For more Cornish views please pop over to my new blog.
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