there's a window in the bucket dear wife, dear wife there's a window in the bucket dear wife, my love then why don't you open it dear husband, dear husband _t

since this week's theme is free, and it's a recurring one at that, i thought i would focus in on a few feathered friends in flight. after all what could feel mo

most of the time, when i an out and about or even at home i am on the lookout for interesting shadows. i never considered the possibility that a shadow could be

it is often foggy when i take a morning walk on the beach. as soon as the sun warms up the fog quickly disappears so i have to be early to catch it. the fog is

one day a while back i was walking on the beach southward to where it ends at the mouth of Tiroda Creek on the west coast of southern Maharashra. when i came to

my goal in getting good reflection shots is often making sure they are nice and clear, as in a mirror. but there are exceptions of course, as reflections may co

while we were travelling in western Norway, more specifically Ryfylke, we had the distinct pleasure of staying a night at Fossanmoen Horse Farm. the Icelandic h

after a long hard winter spring is a time for new beginnings and romance which makes it a popular choice for time of year for weddings. even though the evening

this is my contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw on my walks through the forest to get to Lillevik beach i usually choose the path that brings me to my favorit

when it comes to observing birds, there are few things more deeply satisfying than viewing a family grouped together, especially ducks, or in this case greylag

we get our water from the front well. we pump water up to the tank on the roof for washing and bathing but for drinking and cooking we draw it by hand in copper

this is the first time i am posting in this community. i take quite a few color shots that when reviewed, i wonder how they would look in black and white. somet

of course we don't own the beach, the property belongs to the nation of India but we still refer to it as ours because we live right by it and even though we ca

in January the sun rises in the southeast behind the trees across the way. the front of our house faces east so as the sun rises it shines through the front win

Lillevik Beach is a natural place for a walk in all seasons. i have posted from this beach previously, including featuring the wonderful driftwood that washes u

the coast of Brunlanes in Vestfold, Norway is a great place to explore. it's a place i visit frequently in all seasons, this series is from last september. ther

if we take the most direct path to the beach it's only about a 200 meter walk but there are several other options that go through the neighborhood on the way. s

the Hagnes River marks a section of the border between the communities of Larvik and Sandefjord in Norway. in 1910 a stone bridge was constructed crossing the s

Sunday market is very crowded and the parking is extremely limited so we park fairly close and walk the rest. the road we take has a few undeveloped plots along

when i think of reflections what first comes to mind isserene pools of still water and gorgeous glassy lakes on a windless day, mirrors, large or small, glass windows rendered opaque by the particular