I didn't realise that the shops are closed on Sundays in Germany. But the museums are open. Interesting.
Well, museums are closed on Monday (as the majority of restaurants too).
I didn't realise that the shops are closed on Sundays in Germany. But the museums are open. Interesting.
Totally agree! Congrats Master sinnerjohn!All the entries have been great this week (as in every other week actually ).
In first place is sinnerjohn with Lunch. This really caught my eye …
… Silver Medals.
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There is so much to look at in Kmenglee Kuan Meng's image. It looks familiar …, make it so much more interesting to my "Western" eyes.
And not to forget the undecided drawer and the quite grumpy suitcase at the bottom. [emoji7][emoji23]Who couldn't fall in love with ImageArt Ann's smiling record player …
Whoops! Thank you, you see the same thing in it as I do. [emoji4][emoji177]And finally, GroovyGouvy Gouvy's staircase which, at 2pm, is touched by a fairy. Restraint on the processing makes the image feel "real" as opposed to painted. It has a tranquil feel to it too - like you could go there and look out of the window if you wanted to think or be on your own.
Yes, yes, YES!!! Again fully second this. [emoji106][emoji16]Well done to everyone who posted. Can't wait to see what John chooses as the next theme.
I was thinking about her workspace and didn't get any usable shots of her work except for the rib cage, but she does have a web site where you can see: http://www.metalmorphosisdesigns.comCould you show us a bit of her finished art? You've mentioned jewellery. Some shots to show what it looks like?
There's a clip of one doing "Walk Like an Egyptian" posted in the Where in the World is Dolly?? thread.So please post a tiny movie clip of one of it singing a song for our mobitog ladies
I think it would take a well-coordinated team of several people to get them all turned on before the first ones finished. Possibly a NASCAR or Formula 1 pit crew. Not possible for a single person, I'm pretty sure.I want to turn them all on at once.
Excellent choices Jilly!! I love all of these images...what a great theme you chose!All the entries have been great this week (as in every other week actually ).
In first place is sinnerjohn with Lunch. This really caught my eye with it's spare use of colour and the lack of focus. I got the sense of being in that cafe, but not IN it if you know what I mean. I have no idea if that makes any sense to anyone else . Anyway, I loved it and thought of it often on my walks with the dog.
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I couldn't choose between the next three, so they all get Silver Medals.
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There is so much to look at in Kmenglee Kuan Meng's image. It looks familiar - like any of our malls and markets, but the popping colours and the artistic Chinese writing, not to mention the giant red lobster, make it so much more interesting to my "Western" eyes.
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Who couldn't fall in love with ImageArt Ann's smiling record player . Lovely editing isolates the table and makes the whole ensemble so eye catching.
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And finally, GroovyGouvy Gouvy's staircase which, at 2pm, is touched by a fairy. Restraint on the processing makes the image feel "real" as opposed to painted. It has a tranquil feel to it too - like you could go there and look out of the window if you wanted to think or be on your own.
Well done to everyone who posted. Can't wait to see what John chooses as the next theme.
I recently moved from a county in New Jersey that has what they call the "Blue Law", and all the shops are closed on Sundays. What a pain in the arse!! Luckily where I live now I have a choice to shop either Saturday or Sunday...because other than in your country Germany's shops are CLOSED ON SUNDAYS!
Congrats to John, Lee, Ann and Gouvy!
Applauses to all participants and specially to Jilly for her good job!!!
Good choice of images you pick JillyG for the winnersAll the entries have been great this week (as in every other week actually ).
In first place is sinnerjohn with Lunch. This really caught my eye with it's spare use of colour and the lack of focus. I got the sense of being in that cafe, but not IN it if you know what I mean. I have no idea if that makes any sense to anyone else . Anyway, I loved it and thought of it often on my walks with the dog.
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I couldn't choose between the next three, so they all get Silver Medals.
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There is so much to look at in Kmenglee Kuan Meng's image. It looks familiar - like any of our malls and markets, but the popping colours and the artistic Chinese writing, not to mention the giant red lobster, make it so much more interesting to my "Western" eyes.
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Who couldn't fall in love with ImageArt Ann's smiling record player . Lovely editing isolates the table and makes the whole ensemble so eye catching.
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And finally, GroovyGouvy Gouvy's staircase which, at 2pm, is touched by a fairy. Restraint on the processing makes the image feel "real" as opposed to painted. It has a tranquil feel to it too - like you could go there and look out of the window if you wanted to think or be on your own.
Well done to everyone who posted. Can't wait to see what John chooses as the next theme.
Thanks, Jilly, great selection! Well done, sinnerjohn, clever image and I feel in excellent company with Kmenglee and GroovyGouvy!All the entries have been great this week (as in every other week actually ).
In first place is sinnerjohn with Lunch. This really caught my eye with it's spare use of colour and the lack of focus. I got the sense of being in that cafe, but not IN it if you know what I mean. I have no idea if that makes any sense to anyone else . Anyway, I loved it and thought of it often on my walks with the dog.
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I couldn't choose between the next three, so they all get Silver Medals.
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There is so much to look at in Kmenglee Kuan Meng's image. It looks familiar - like any of our malls and markets, but the popping colours and the artistic Chinese writing, not to mention the giant red lobster, make it so much more interesting to my "Western" eyes.
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Who couldn't fall in love with ImageArt Ann's smiling record player . Lovely editing isolates the table and makes the whole ensemble so eye catching.
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And finally, GroovyGouvy Gouvy's staircase which, at 2pm, is touched by a fairy. Restraint on the processing makes the image feel "real" as opposed to painted. It has a tranquil feel to it too - like you could go there and look out of the window if you wanted to think or be on your own.
Well done to everyone who posted. Can't wait to see what John chooses as the next theme.
Wow, that's hard - only having one day to shop over the weekend. There can't be many countries in the world where supermarkets are closed on Sundays. Anybody know of any others??Just in case you wonder why I am actually so often to malls and shops particularly on Saturdays: like many people in Germany I don't have to work weekends and Saturday is the only day I can do my shopping for especially food for the week, because other than in your country Germany's shops are CLOSED ON SUNDAYS! Only exception to this rule is the centre at the airport (and up to 4 Sundays a year, but this year the trade union even stopped one the day before. Nonsense in my eyes, would the ask staff people, they'd find out they like doing their job, because of better payment {Sunday extra pay} and an additional free day during the week). But I don't go to the airport for shopping, it's only dear and if I can do my stuff on Saturday, there is no reason to travel that far. [emoji4]
And I can go to museums on Sunday's. [emoji4]