I have not participated in Thursday Doors for awhile, in spite of my passion for doors! However, due to the pandemic, I haven’t had a chance to photograph any doors. So in keeping with the (new) host Sherry, I have delved into my archives for some red doors – and I’m sure I have posted some of them in the past, but never together!
Miltenberg, GermanyMiltenberg, GermanySomewhere in northern BelgiumSomewhere in northern BelgiumParis, FranceMont St-Michel, FranceDes Plaines, Illinois, USADes Plaines, IL, USA
CCSC is an opportunity to share a photograph you have taken, that you were in somewhere. Maybe even by accident, or intentional.There are all kinds of selfies, the simplest is getting in the way of the camera. I’ve given up trying to get out of the way when attempting a window photograph. Of course there’s where your toes get in the way.
Anything Counts as a Selfieas long as you’re the one holding the camera. Some examples of Selfies and why you take them:
A photo of you doing something special. Boy I’m proud
Creating a memory. I was here doing this…
A photo of you in a mirror ( hair cut, new hat, should I get this dress?
An image where you only catch part of yourself (my toes get in flower shots more then I want.) sometimes it’s cute
Photo with you and one other person even a whole group of friends (screen shots of zoom groups count )
Just your finger pointing something out.
An I.D. Picture
Selfie from archives are welcomed
The Prime Directive is HAVE FUN.
I am including an example of three types of selfies. The first is the “partial leg selfie.”
Accompanying my leg is my grandcat Freddy, June 2020
The next could be called “in a mirror darkly.” This was completely unintentional, but I kind of like how it turned out!
At an exhibit of artwork by Parisian art students,, Musee d’Orsay, Paris, June 2019
Finally, a “full face” selfie – this is my favorite selfie!
Standing in front of the Mediterranean Sea at Caesarea Maritima, Israel, January 2019
One of the most memorable moments of our three days in Paris last June was visiting the Eiffel Tower at dusk – we did not reserve in advance to go up to the top, but it was just as well. They light up the tower in the evening so it was especially beautiful on a cloudless night and I was able to take photos of it with variousperspectives!
Yours truly & hubby take a selfie!My sister Judy and my son JaymeMini Eiffels for sale – all with flashing lights!
Square Eiffel Tower Perspectives
Groups taking selfies & my selfie with Jayme! How touristy!!
Family out enjoying the nice day on their boat, on the Baltic Sea.Getting on a small airplane for the journey from Serengeti National Park to Arusha, TanzaniaCattle on trucks, Daraw, EgyptIn Daraw, all the traffic was stopped for a very long time at a railroad crossing.“People movers” at Charles deGaulle Airport, Paris, FranceRush hour on Champs Elysee, ParisBus in Cairo traffic, Egypt (I was trying to take a photo of the building across the street but the bus got in my way!)Marching band on the move, Vienna, AustriaBicyclists waiting for light to change, ViennaCanal tour boats in Amsterdam, HollandMother & son out for a bike ride, Regensburg, GermanyWake of cruise ship at sunset on the Baltic Sea
Since I haven’t gone anywhere lately where I could photograph doors, I’m recycling some previous ones I’ve posted, thematically. This week for Norm’s Thursday Doors, I present doors with flowers.
Luxor, Egypt Des Plaines, IL, USA Quebec City, Que., Canada Chicago, IL, USA Des Moines, IA, USA Maisons-Alfort (near Paris), France Maisons-Alfort, France Bamberg, Bavaria, Germany Miltenberg, Germany somewhere in northeastern France Caen, Normandy, France Woodstock, IL, USA Vienna, Austria Vienna, Austria Schaerding, Austria Regensburg, Germany Nuremberg, GermanySanta Fe, NM, USA
Long necks and long legs!
Long stem (bell stand) and long trunk (palm tree)
Man-made long-ness:
The Sphinx’s long front legs
Long stairway
Tall minarets
Long (and tall) bridge
Tall obelisks (they were long before they were hoisted into position 😉 )
Long-necked tower
Very long building! (and this is only a partial view!)