MobiColour RESULT: #4

[alexfairkon]

In California, it happened in the 80s, I think. Long time ago anyway.

In the USSR, belts introduced in 1969 on the 412th "Moskvich", and since 1977 they have installed on GAZ-24. Two years later, the Soviet Union imposed the mandatory use of seat belts in the front seats of cars. I think that now UAZ-469 drivers not belting on. Better to die quickly than to remain disabled for life. =))

 

[alexfairkon]

Interior of the Blastolene Ford
(see exterior here http://www.mobitog.com/threads/blastolene-ford.18955/)
Cortex Camera, Snapseed

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I like the pedals. This is an old school, only levers - no electronics and ropes. ))

 

[dscheff]

May I be the first with this offering. Taken with iPhone 6 and processed in MobileMonet.

This is a chair and footstool in our kitchen.
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I like. This! It looks very inviting

 

[RoseCat]

Beautiful, colorful photos MobiPeeps!!

It's time to choose the winner(s), so I hand this over to our judge this week, Darren@RI!!

 

[Darren@RI]

I am evaluating ... watch for my signal later !

 

[Darren@RI]

I really enjoyed looking at all the pics, but the two that I most enjoyed were :

Kaleidoscopes by terse - my choice for winner this week :

Doesn't that just make you happy ! It is captured in such a way that you really like you're in the scene and you're leaning it to look at all these kaleidoscopes.

Summer rental by deepop is my runner up choice, which I also liked very much.

 

[RoseCat]

Congratulations on a very colorful win terse Ted!! Well done!
Kudos on to deepop David as well!


And the burning question on all of our minds: Ted, will there be a theme for the next challenge??

 

[terse]

Whoop! Thank you Darren@RI and congrats to deepop.

RoseCat, no theme for the next challenge. Let chaos reign!

 

[ImageArt]

Whoop! Thank you Darren@RI and congrats to deepop.

RoseCat, no theme for the next challenge. Let chaos reign!

Ted, just love your surroundings. I feel like I go through a time warp when I see a new one. There's something quite healing and homely about the good ol' days and surrounding yourself with treasures. Sometimes I feel my environment is too sterile. I think when I go back to the UK next year I'm going to convert my study into a den with bits and bobs that make me smile.

 

[Mo-Co]

Congratulations to the winners, great job terse!

 

[deepop]

Congratulations to everyone for all the great and varied photos contributed. I love the range of ideas here. Thanks Darren for the mention

 

[JillyG]

Worthy winners - I loved them both (the images, not the winners, whom I do however have warm feelings for). Congratulations.

 

[Darren@RI]

Ted, just love your surroundings. I feel like I go through a time warp when I see a new one. There's something quite healing and homely about the good ol' days and surrounding yourself with treasures.

Thats part of what I liked about it too and how it made me feel too - well said !

Its also a very interesting composition, I thought, especially at that particular angle. I really like the "just enough" background to set the scene, but the frame filled with the main subject and a bunch of other details - like the leaf just protruding into the basket. That's the kind of thing that puts life into a picture. I am rambling

 

[terse]

Ted, just love your surroundings. I feel like I go through a time warp when I see a new one. There's something quite healing and homely about the good ol' days and surrounding yourself with treasures. Sometimes I feel my environment is too sterile. I think when I go back to the UK next year I'm going to convert my study into a den with bits and bobs that make me smile.

Thanks, Ann. It all kind of "just happens" when you stay in one place for a while (25 years here now). Yes, all the odd bits make me smile.

 

[terse]

especially at that particular angle. I really like the "just enough" background to set the scene, but the frame filled with the main subject and a bunch of other details - like the leaf just protruding into the basket.

Mind reading! That's pretty much exactly what I was thinking as I maneuvered around to frame the shot. Amazing that it worked.