Great newsThanks everyone, Mum is having some good days at the moment so as three nurses are going in every day I came back for a quick rest and back over to Mum`s again.
I'm not officially shielding, as I'm working and have done right through, but I'm still being very cautious !There are probably not that many of us who are still shielding so I would say go for it.
Sorry to hear that Joan.I could be shielding for quite a while yet and def past the official 30th July date.
Duly notedFestivals and Barn.
Oh that's hard Joan. I hope you're managing to keep your spirits up.There are probably not that many of us who are still shielding so I would say go for it. I'm sure I will manage something (in)appropriate! By the looks of things with my current difficulties, I could be shielding for quite a while yet and def past the official 30th July date. I've had a look at the list of themes and the only two I would have a real problem with are Festivals and Barn.
How lovely! The 52 has been good for me too.Young sister arrived yesterday - first time I had seen her this year - bringing 3 lots of chocolate! That will def make me feel better if not sick!! But such a joy to actually have a conversation with a real person, albeit 2 metres apart! Hadn't quite realised how much I have missed talking to people! (apart from med staff!). Phone conversations and zoom meetings don't really hit that spot. The weekly challenge has been a lifeline (and my crocheting).
That sounds like a lovely day Joan. Speaking with someone face to face without delays involved makes such a difference. I've heard lots of comments about Zoom meetings being exhausting - they are because you have to concentrate a lot more than for a normal conversation! I've knit my way through most of lockdown making traditional Shetland Keps for various friends. I'm sure, like me, you find it really relaxing. Hope you've eaten all the chocolateYoung sister arrived yesterday - first time I had seen her this year - bringing 3 lots of chocolate! That will def make me feel better if not sick!! But such a joy to actually have a conversation with a real person, albeit 2 metres apart! Hadn't quite realised how much I have missed talking to people! (apart from med staff!). Phone conversations and zoom meetings don't really hit that spot. The weekly challenge has been a lifeline (and my crocheting).
Nothing here like that, a little rain over night and now sun and showers since this morning.I was hoping we'd have some lightning this week for the Mother Nature theme.... so far the nearest was a flash around 3 amstill hoping....
Seconded!Thanks to Cobra Chris and Tim, keep up the good work!
Thirded!Thanks to Cobra Chris and Tim, keep up the good work!
Thanks to Cobra Chris and Tim, keep up the good work!
Seconded!
Thanks guys & gals its very much appreciated, But as I have mentioned before ( I'm sure I didThirded!
I can't believe I'm at the half way point as well...![]()
You're more than welcome to join in (it's something to do during lockdown!)Sorry, please delete my post.
Other people have joined just recently and we're a friendly bunchSorry, please delete my post.
It's always been the plan that the subjects allow for a wide interpretation.Heading into week 27! Can’t believe this will be the 18th or 19th theme subject I have managed to conjure up from my home and garden!! Just shows how open to interpretation they are!!
Not mentioning any names of course!It's always been the plan that the subjects allow for a wide interpretation.
And of course, some of us love to shoe horn![]()
A photographer puts two objects close to each other and tries to attract the viewer's attention to their differences. When the contrast between these two objects is the first thing that catches the viewer's eye, juxtaposition is achieved.
Glad you put this in, I thought it was a part of Germany.A photographer puts two objects close to each other and tries to attract the viewer's attention to their differences. When the contrast between these two objects is the first thing that catches the viewer's eye, juxtaposition is achieved
Well this could be a challenge... Thinking cap well and truly on.First off a massive apology, I've been hitting the like button more than I would have errr liked.
Its been a weird week, hopefully the next one will be more pleasant ( no serious personal issues btw)
I also warned you I was gonna be an arse this week, so none of this will be a surprise...
The theme is signs On the face of its easy enough, BUT a there will also be a lot of lateral thinking needed by those that can't get out to
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Full marks if you capture an ( the said) Alien on Digital or Film
Technique July - August Juxtaposition
No pressure Dave. My commenting is always pretty random. I’m not diligent enough to make sure I comment on every one, and I would not feel slighted if you missed me out.... only if everybody missed me out ha ha!Sorry for the lack of comments folks, tonight I will try and comment on some of the images when I get back home.
Never thought of that! Will start reading the bottles!I was thinking @Scots_quine: you do get a few warning signs on household items, so your paints might not be needed.
Stick 'em in the main thread Donna, I might miss them if you don't.I am posting in my thread, but because it is so long ago, am I to put them in the TP 52's pictures too, or best to leave out?
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