
Macro Monday – Euphorbia

Thursday again, time flies, and faster in the warmer seasons. There is much to do in my garden, but forest baths are essential. I try to take good care of the best season here up north. Life is short, I try not to waste it – but it is difficult to live in the moment…I wonder how many of us succeed in really doing that.
Spring colours in Skane. So longed for and so needed. But a cold spring and early summer. Everything is late. There are few insects and pollinators as the cold and windy days have taken their toll. Still – I hope you will enjoy a piece of our late spring too!
A forest bath is never wrong. Healing and uplifting…if I could I would fly out over the treetops, savouring everything green. I know you would fly with me.
Anne shows us some awesome buildings and structures, some from her trip to Australia. This is an interesting theme with already many responses too.
From me, there is a gallery from Prague – what caught my eye especially in this lovely city.
Ginger and Fred – On top!
Natural structures …too
Juxtapositions are always fascinating
Old and new.
In the middle stands a replica of the Eiffel Tower.
Old and famous
Strange and beautiful church interiors. To the left…figures peeping out from almost every pillar!
Libraries of course
Details details…
Anne asks us to find our own fascinating structures that capture your attention, tell a story or are just beautiful. Capture new scenes or take a trip down memory lane in our photo archives. Remember to link to her challenge when you post and use the Lens-Artists tag. Looking forward to seeing all your artful structures!
Winding beauty – a favourite building style
Many thanks to Amy and her challenge of Cloudscapes and Skyscapes last week. I love skies too, and enjoyed the beautiful images that you all posted. Next week Donna will be hosting LAPC. So, look for her special and exciting challenge.
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More flowers from the small botanical garden in Prague city. I can recommend a visit if you are in Prague!
Amy invites us to share clouds and skies – and that is something we all can relate to. When I was a child, I loved lying on my back in the grass under my grandmother’s cherrytrees, appletrees and plumtrees, listening to the humming of bees, the birdsong and the soft purring from my cat. Watching the clouds sailing by…looking for interesting shapes and seeing them change and maybe finally dissolve.
Clouds mean something to most of us, and we look for that message…be it weather signs or just for fun.
I have chosen some moments when I could not stop looking at the cloudscape or skyscape.
Powerful Prague
Above the clouds
Sunset, Ecuador
Desert sunset, Morocco
Irresistible Iceland
Today’s Sweden
Dashing Denmark
Exquisite Ecuador
We hope you will join us by sharing your cloudscapes over land, sea, or cities, or just clouds. Send a link to Amy’s original post and tag Lens-Artists so we can find you in the WP Reader. Thanks to John for Art in the Park last week. There is really an endless resource for enjoying public art!