I am not a library tourist, meaning visiting libraries around the world are not one of my ‘must do’s’ while traveling, but I couldn’t resist seeing the Trinity College Library in Dublin, Ireland several years ago. The building was beautiful, the ‘stacks’ were inviting, and one wanted to sit and absorb the peace and beauty… Continue reading Books and Paper–CFFC–Ireland’s Trinity College
I love the textures in these sculptures. My hand involuntarily reaches to caress the faces, smooth the lines, and stroke the locks of hair. . See more Tuesdays of Texture Photo Challenge pictures at https://narami.wordpress.com/2018/04/03/tuesdays-of-texture-week-14-of-2018/#like-6520
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Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa and often referred to as the ‘Giant of Africa’, is a Federal Republic made up of 36 States. Akwa Ibom, located on the coastal southern part of the country in the ‘South South’ sits between Cross Rivers State and Rivers State. Created in 1987,…
Found these delightful flowers in a yard near Round Top, TX and want to share them with other flower lovers. Visit CEO’s Flower of the Day Challenge at: https://ceenphotography.com/2017/06/11/flower-of-the-day-june-12-2017-rhododendron
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge this week is View from the Side, and here are several I found in my files just waiting to be exposed to the light of my blog. Take a side look at Cee’s challenge at: https://ceenphotography.com/2017/03/14/cees-fun-foto-challenge-view-from-the-side/ … Continue reading Side Views of Life
I love visiting towns where works of art are displayed on the streets, particularly various sculptures. I’m not thinking of statues of soldiers on a horse with guns and swords at the ready. My taste runs more to the quirky, or odd ball. Recently I was in Eureka Springs, AK for a family reunion, and I… Continue reading Humpty Dumpty Sat On a Wall…
that little voice 