Descent

Two photos from me for this challenge – <em>Descent.

First up, though that may not be the most appropriate word, MasterB:

Down

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Fray

Close up, it’s beautiful; a work of art.

Almost a sculpture.

The Cat’s Whiskers: Contrast

Some time ago, I noticed MasterB was growing a black whisker. rather charming, I thought. Then last week, I noticed he was growing a second black whisker. Intriguing.

Are his white whiskers slowly going to be replaced by black ones? Has he been secretly dying them? Is this something that will extend to his fur? Shall I come home one day to a cat who has changed from ginger to another colour?

Photographing MasterB close up is full of hazards. Or rarther hazard. He does like to investigate the lens with his nose (another reason for getting a robust camera that isn’t going to have hysterics when these close encounters inevitably occur). This leads to rather unfocused results.

You see how I am excusing myself even before posting them.

Weekly Photo Challenge: Reflections

I have posted quite a number of photos of reflections here in the past, most, like this one, taken when I have been at das Boot. Swans, fenders, boats have all featured. But I have chosen this one because it is the trees and the branches that are reflected; nothing boaty; nothing waterfowl. I like that.

Marina Reflection

Weekly Photo Challenge: Abandoned

Walkway

Empty

Graffiti

Gilford’s bakery

Weekly Photo Challenge: Three

This may not quite met the challenge criteria, but I took photos of my now customised wind up radio (for how this happened, read this) from three angles.

Front

Profile With Winder

Weekly Photo Challenge: Juxtaposition

Most of my juxtapostions seem to involve the Shard.

Weekly Photo Challenge: Windows