Thank you, Cee, for making flowers even more attractive and brightening our day!

When Tina asks us to think Big, my first thoughts go to the Galapagos islands, Lonesome George and the beautiful Iguanas. Because I think they are beautiful creatures, I really do. So here are some of my favorites!
Colourful and pensive – or not –
Lazy or not –
In the header, Scotland’s impressive, 30 m high Kelpies, and lastly the lovely little terrier of Bilbao – size XXXXXL.
Thank you, Tina, for the Big opportunity this week to think Big!
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Tuesday Photo Challenge – Reflection
Good morning! Reflections are hard to resist, so I was too tempted not to send an entry…from Łódź, Poland, and the Light Move Festival. Hope it is not too late to join in!
In the header picture, the Butterfly tree, standing in Piotrkowska Street, is reflected in the opposite window of an art and craft’s shop. People are reflected as well.
The second photo is a string art exhibition in the park at the end of the street (opposite Manufaktura), reflected in the little pond.
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Outdoors and indoors – Punakha Dzong, Bhutan and the Long Room, Ireland. 
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Places People Visit
Places people visit – a short summary for Cee! There are so many places…
In the header – mountains.
Majestic churches and cathedrals
Famous buildings by famous architects
Inspiring exhibitions
Cemeteries
Forests – any season
Markets
Beaches
Botanical gardens
There is nothing permanent except change
Heraclitus
This week Amy is hosting our challenge, and she lets us all have the opportunity to change the world…or the world in photos at least!
As summer is changing into autumn, so the colours here in Sweden change our perception of nature. I love autumn for its earthy scent and for its colours – only lasting for a few days, but what beautiful days!
My walks in the foggy mornings at Hammarmölledamm (a pond in our forest) this week, showed the area in a new mood every day. Fog and mist too are great changers.
Changing the original picture into something like a painting is easily done with different software, and great fun. Here is a water colour…
…and here is an abstract version. For both pictures I have used FotoSketcher. Which one do you like most? And how much does the framing mean to the picture – and to you?
Thank you, Amy, for the opportunity to Change!
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