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| Star Jasmine Vine |
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| Garden Bench Arm |
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| Drawer Pull |
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| "Kendiya" - Traditional Brass Watering Pot |
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| Chair Back |
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| Light Fixture |
Monday, June 1, 2020
May Mini Photo Challenge
Eileen at A Bracelet of Days had issued a mini photo challenge with the theme "Curves" for the month of May. A minimum of five photos (no maximum) with the theme "Curves". She has taken some lovely, artistic photos and I took some very mundane ones, in comparison! But, I had fun taking them and that's what matters, isn't it?
Thank you, Eileen, for the mini photo challenge!
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I like your curvy photos. The jasmine is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Live and Learn. :)
DeleteSo much fun. I love them all, but I have two favourites...the jasmine vine and the drawer pull.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Susan. :)
DeleteCurves are fun!
ReplyDeleteYes, they are. I found a lot of things with curves in my house, but, I didn't take photos of everything!
DeleteJune's theme is "repetition", if you think you might want to participate. :)
They're not mundane at all! You had fun and that's what it's all about. I love the jasmine one and the garden bench - I thought it was covered in snow at first glance but realised it couldn't possibly be with the temperatures you have 😂
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining in with me Bless. This month's theme is 'repetition'.
Thank you for your kind words, Eileen. :) No, the "snow" on the bench is what is left from an attempt to paint it white, about 14 years ago! LOL. I am looking forward to finding pictures for "repetition". It's going to be more challenging than curves, I think!
DeleteVery nice examples of curves.
ReplyDeleteIs that the garden bench that helped prop up the peach tree? Or did you have a different one that you took the planks from?
Thank you, Debra. Yes, that is the bench that provided the slats! There were two slats that had fallen down and the last slat of the seat was also taken out and used. That poor bench is reduced to just the frame and two slats, at this point! Maybe, one day, I might be able to get some slats for it to refurbish it. :)
DeleteIt's neat how you managed to find five subjects for "curves". I like the jasmine one, too and the watering pot is very elegant.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Bushlady. Among other things, the watering pot is used during traditional marriage ceremonies to pour water over the joined hands of the bride and groom.
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