This week’s photo challenge relates to the artist’s “rule of thirds.” If you would like to join in, you can find information and other photographers’ entries here: Rule of Thirds
This week’s photo challenge relates to the artist’s “rule of thirds.” If you would like to join in, you can find information and other photographers’ entries here: Rule of Thirds
Badfish & Chips Cafe 
Beautiful, both the photo and the subject. Love this one.
A.
LikeLiked by 1 person
I love that you are ALWAYS the first to reply. Do you have a buzzer that informs you of when someone posts something, or are you like super-glued to your MacBook Pro? I’ve been so busy, I have not even read your last post!! The Tibetan guy in Goa, India, who sold me that Buddha told me it came from Tibet. I got it for a very reasonable price, it was missing the third-eye stone. But when I touch it, I feel…something.
LikeLiked by 1 person
I am not glued to my computer, but we are travelling slow these days. Plenty of time for blogging. We arrived in NZ last night so in a day or two we may start getting busier with sight seeing and hiking the beautiful wilderness here. *Then* you’ll miss me 🙂
A.
LikeLike
PS Read our last post! 🙂
LikeLike
[…] weekly photo challenge: rule of thirds (badfish2.wordpress.com) […]
LikeLike
beautiful shot. beautiful buddha.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thanks Debbie. I like this shot, it calms me…more than when I see it in real life for some reason.
LikeLike
Sometimes photos have that effect, hey? something about the presence of the moment i guess… i have photos like that too, that speak more than the ‘object’ of the photography….
LikeLiked by 1 person
This is beautiful, is it yours or?
LikeLiked by 1 person
Ahh I see now you got it in India, what a good find!
LikeLiked by 1 person
Yes, it’s one of my favorite travel purchases, which I tend to keep small or made out of bamboo. And when the street vendor from Nepal first offered it to me, I did not want to buy it. Then he persisted with his spiel until I saw its beauty underneath the grime it had collected as it traveled with him in his bag. So yeah, a very good find!
LikeLike
Great shot and perfectly captured for the rule of thirds 🙂
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thanks…one of my few “posed” shots. I like the white on whiteness.
LikeLike
Great blog post, I have traveled, only 34 countries on my passport, your photos and descriptions of your adventures, worthy of reading and I am pressed to pack my bags for a foreign destination. Oh! I forgot I am leaving for a wild and foreign place next week, New York.
You are an excellent photographer and writer.
Thanks, Warren Cullar.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Warren,
Thanks so much for visiting my site, and commenting. I truly appreciate your…appreciation of my work. Thanks so much. And listen, my advice about New York is this: do not go. I’ve heard tales of people venturing there and never returning! I was born there, but only lived there a couple years, don’t remember anything from that time.
LikeLike