Jude has started a colour challenge for 2021 – who can resist colours? She starts out with the colour Brown.
Life in Colour Photo Challenge 2021 – Brown
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To See a World in a Grain of Sand…
Jude has started a colour challenge for 2021 – who can resist colours? She starts out with the colour Brown.
Leya 
Oooo, what a marvellous gallery and where on earth did you find this amazing door? My guess is Georgia…
You are a qualified guesser, Manja! Well done!
Yeahhh! 😀
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Wow I just love your brown! Wonderful images Ann-Christine 👏
Thank you Julie
I love this!
♥ Even brown can be a lovely colour – at least in the 70’s!
I agree, and I still like it😊
Me too!
What wonderful browns!
Thank you, Susan – brown is an underestimated colour!
Lika bra som alltid!
Tack så mycket! God fortsättning på det nya året!
Brown, with your eye, becomes something ”other” to me. Beautiful captures and I too, love your doggies.
Thank you – and I almost did not recognize Milo when i saw the photo – he is a big guy now.
Awesome gallery! Love the header image…
Thank you! Some frost make the tiing on the cake!
I follow a lot of architecture and design avenues – here ‘in Aystralia liking’ or using ‘mission brown’ these days is an absolute sin – so ‘ugly’ and ‘retro’ ! To me the colour still means a real earthy and comfortable reality and baseline . . . solid comfort 🙂 ! Love your collection of photos . . . especially the old timber wall . . .
Interesting! And ”the old timber wall”? if you mean where the chickens are, it is all painted!
Brilliant colours and textures Ann Christine! Your doggies are the bestest 🙂 This reminds me of a brown series I did a long time ago. It wasn’t half as spectacular as this collection.
Glad you too love my doggies! The little one has grown up to a grand brownie though…not so tiny and sweet anymore… Thank you for your lovely comment, Madhu.
Beautiful photos. That sweet doggy is my favorite.!!!!
Ah, I guess you mean Milo as a puppy? He was so lovely then…they grow up fast.
My dog is in her last days..so sad,
Oh no…I know the feeling. Too well. Isn’t there any remedy?
She has heart failure. On medication but that’s all we can do.
So sorry for you – and her. It is heartbreaking not being able to help them like we want to. Maybe she is strong enough to hang on until Spring and Summer!
She is strong little dog.. hoping she lives lo ger than our said.
Often they do – they love us and don’t want to leave in the first place.
You’ve just made brown beautiful 😀
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Great brown collection !
Glad you like it!
I should have known you’d go the whole hog 🙂 🙂 Beautiful collection!
😀 Thanks, Jo – all in!
So many browns and stunning to boot. What an amazing collage!
Thank you – isn’t it great there are so many nuances to brown? It is an underestimated colour.
Who knew brown would make for a good photo – love them all!
Ha, thanks, VJ! I tried different nuances of it, yes.
Welcome!
Love that shot of the ferris wheel. The sepia toning gradient is striking. You’ve given me a new tool to experiment with. Thanks for that!
New tools are always welcome – can I have some in return, please! ;-D
I’ll try… how about my Mini-panos? >grin<
https://photobyjohnbo.wordpress.com/2020/08/25/grand-cayman-beach/
Oh, I will have a look! Thanks!
My comment was mostly tongue-one-cheek, as was the original post, but I have tried that in other situations and it does allow for providing a slightly larger crop area for a final image. If you find it useful, let me know.
Well, I have tried the same thing described a bit into your text, but not the panoramic try! That will be a treat if I ever get on a bus again…I will let you know. Thank you!
If you like color challenges, Tourmaline holds weekly color challenges.
Thank you for the tip!
Also I suggest you contact Cee Neuner to add you color challenge to Cee’s Challenges List.
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Ignore the comment I just wrote as it meant for a different blog.
Oh, excellent selection….I shall have to ask you where some of them are!
Just ask, Sue!
I will, later!
A lovely selection. As I said to Jude, my first thought was ‘mud’!
Hahaha…well, you can show us mud!!
I’ve found dome quite nice shots. Not one splash of mud to be seen.
Oh, excellent!
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Haha, yes, I might have included the boiling mud from NZ or Iceland!
So many wonderful variations here. Brown is an underestimated colour.
Jude, thank you for a challenge I could really relate to – looking forward to more! And – I think you are right about brown being underestimated.
A lovely lot of browns Ann-Christine 🙂
Thank you, Brian – back in the 70’s it was a favourite colour.
Just goes to show, A-C, brown can be most beguiling. An all over, well browned post.
Glad you enjoyed it, Tish! Back in the 70’s brown was a favourite colour. Even now I have brown clothes and jackets, and shoes, and…dogs!
I had a brown phase in the ’70s. I’d forgotten.
Mmm, that’s what time does. I had brown curtains with orange patterns…
Like your interpretations of brown color.
Best regards
Bernhard
Thank you
Brown is such a natural color. The stone buildings at the bottom is my favorite. Well done.
Thank you, Frank!