Patti says: ”This week, we’re exploring Interesting Objects on LAPC. I’m sure you’ve had the experience of walking through a city, the country, a museum, or a beach, for example, and something catches your eye…”
In the opener you will find a somewhat strange photo of my favourite Swedish composer – when visiting his birthplace, I found this quote – ”To fight for the Light, yes, that is the highest” – His music shines of a very special light, creating a soft nest inside you.
Here are some of my eyecatchers…
The tree is richly decorated with fairy tale houses, birds, insects, leaves and acorns.
Made by sculptor David Monavarlisashvili, and said to personify the history of Tbilisi and the whole of Georgia.
Patti says, this week we are invited to share images that feature Interesting Objects.
Have fun searching for them on the street, in your home, in your travels, or from your archives. Please include a link to her original post and use the Lens-Artists tag.
Last week, we enjoyed learning about and exploring your favorite photo challenges. Thank you Tina for hosting the Double Dipping Challenge – an eye opener to many new possibilities! Next week, it’s my turn to lead the challenge, so be sure to stop by and join in the fun! Until then, stay healthy and have an inspiring week!
Leya 
Hi Ann-Christine –
I’ve updated my page with the link to your wonderful post. (I had published before your post went live.)
The blue eyes on your photo of the dog in Poland are AMAZING! I adore that metal tree in Tbilsi, what a fun sculpture. Your travels have some unique finds, thanks for sharing them with us.
Here’s my offering for Lens Artists 182 Interesting Objects:
Best, Babsje
Thank you!
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Great and interesting selection!
Thank you kindly, Ana!
Some wonderful finds this week Ann-Christine. One can clearly see why you’d have captured those blue eyes – how incredible they are. And the cars sinking into the muck, a sad thought for their eventual demise. Well done as always.
Thank you, Tina – a fun challenge for us all!
Hi, A-C. Oh, those blue, blue eyes! A wonderful image. And the mermaid lamps….I must admit that’s the first (and probably only) time I’ll see them. I would love to visit the site with the abandoned cars. It has captured my imagination. You see….you picked wonderful interesting things for this challenge. I knew you would!!❤️
Thank you, Patti – I had great fun with it!
Quite interesting objects.
Thank you
Oh, and Bunratty…I think I went there, but don’t recall the mermaid!
On the top floor, above the ancient and gigantic table!
It’s a long time ago, in a different life it seems
Yes…it all feels like in a different life now. Those days. Even 2019 before the pandemic.
Yep
Ah, you found some interesting objects, and glad to see one of the cars from Kyrkö Mosse! And that tree sculpture in Georgia is rather good
Thank you, Sue – what we can find if we dig!
very interesting and different objects. I knew before about that car cemetery, but I assumed I’ve had heard it was closed and removed a couple of years ago. The lamp and the tree are also kind of unique. Well done!!!
Thank you, Andre – and no, the cars are there but slowly rusting down and sinking.
Fascinating. Thanks for confirmation 👍😊
When I look at that dog, I think: He looks very wise. Like he is just about ready to give us some great advice on life! 😊
Maybe he was! I talked to him for a while and told him how beautiful he was. He seemed not to be aware of it…and I believe that is a wise thing, not to care about what other people think of you…good or bad.
Excellent observation Leya! You are also very wise 😊
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‘Yes, ma’am ! Oh, you don’t speak Polish . . . ? You look very charming tho’ if I may have a good look . . . 🙂 /
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That dog had beautiful eyes, Ann-Christine! The mermaid lamp is fascinating.
Such eyes are unforgettable…and the lamp was very surprising. Thanks!
Amazing finds especially those dog eyes 🙂
I have posted on them before, as you know, but they are good for another posting!Thanks!
Very interesting, I love that metal tree. Very whimsical 🙂
Glad to share . and whimsical is just suitable for it!
Wow…you certainly have found some interesting objects…and those eyes….
Yes, Dawn, unforgettable eyes they are…
A great collection of interesting objects from two sad dogs to fun things.
Thank you, Mari – trying to be varied!
What a collection! My favourite? The sailing lamp. No – the ruined car. No – the metal oak tree. And maybe not a favourite, but the Irish plaque stopped me in my tracks.
Margaret, you always make me smile!
Oh what a fun post Ann-Christine. I love the dogs eyes too. My other favorite one is of the abandoned car interior. Then the tree …. I think you get the picture. I like them all 😀
♥ Thanks, Cee! I thought of you when I chose the car interior – but you always have stunningly handsome cars in your posts…!
Excellent interesting objects, AC! Love the dog photos, the car looks so sad. The metal oak tree, how incredible and creative. The lamp is quite unque. 🙂
Thank you, Amy – a fun and interesting challenge!
Jeg tænker på Alice i Eventyrland, når jeg ser The Tree of Life in Rike Park. Det ligner et sandt mesterværk efter min opfattelse. Du så ikke Johnny Depp? 💕😊
Haha, nej, han syntes inte till…men för min del räckte det gott med trädet!
You’ve brought us amazing and distinct objects from around the world Ann-Christine. My favorite is the metal tree sculpture.
Thank you, Anne! A fun challenge where digging deep payed off.
I like that metal oak tree (unless my love for real nature) 😉
Human skills – but they can never measure up to nature!
Unique captures 👍
;-D
These are indeed interesting captures.
Happy to share them, VJ!
Wow. Very unique photos, all. I love (?) that car interior. Needs work!
Hehe, yes, some work indeed! Thanks, John!
Love the blue eyed boy AC.
Perfect interesting objects!!
Glad you liked them – thanks!
I have to wonder about those cars polluting the ground as they sink into it.
So did I. Not good, but he emptied them from any dangerous fluids. The metal is there, rusting, but at least no poisoning acids or something. It’s been marked a historic place. I guess they decided to leave it to the tourists as the grounds could not be used for anything else.