Thank you Ronnie and Helle.

God Bless.

Amazing what I've mist so far.

Helle's great rust (I first thought it was something else, but don't let talk about that, hehehe!)

Tara's FANTASTIC idea and shot of that maple-leaf from behind. (which I saw on your galery too ;-))

The tabacco from Ronnie.
And that last one of you, Ronnie is such fabulous idea and shot!
Hats off for that one :).

Here is my first, which is a part of the picture, I posted Saturday on my gallery.
Called 'Cat Tail', or: 'Bulrush'.

Guess what it is :D

Love the capture Jacomina.

God Bless.

dochtersions

**Great entries, I think the last one may be a poppy head?
**

Jacomina! Excellent closeup of the bulrush (dunhammer) in Danish :) and of the melon... I water my teeth now, YUM YUM :D

I see now Helle may have got the right guess :}

I wanted to say Melon as welll. Helle is just to fast for me.

Outstanding captures both Mies.

God Bless.

They call me speedy Helle in the big city. :P  Just kidding

lol @ Helle.

Great entries of you, Christo, I didn't see them earlier. But they are very unusual and surprising to me.

@ Ronnie, it could have been a poppy head, you have guessed I also took a picture of them for the challenge. ;-)
But now they are going in the trash.

@ Speedie Helle, you for sure recognized the melon scent, isn't it?
But!!!!!.... you are not that often in the Big City, right!
Gives me something to think about, LOL!

A big smile for you all!

Mies, or Jacomina,
(which are the same, Yum, Yum. Don't know why I wrote this last two words :D
I think Helle has me infected by something!)

Regards

Henk

From the museum in Scheveningen

South African Art in de Kloosterkerk, The Hague

At this moment there is a very interesting exposition in The Hague, Holland:  “The Rainbow Nation” Modern Art from South Africa.

Part of the exhibition is in the open air, on “Het Lange Voorhout” downtown The Hague.

There is one sculpture in the Kloosterkerk alongside  Het Lange Voorhout.

There is a large number of sculpture in the museum in Scheveningen (Museum “Beelden aan Zee” Sculptures near the Sea) Schevingen is the Beach for The Hague.

A few private companies in the Hague expose as well a few sculptures

reagards

Henk

Such interesting captures and textures, Henk. And what stunning colors together here!

Thanks Mies

I can't resist red-white-blue ............  LOL

Yes. I agree with Jacomina. Super texture, Henk.

Excellent Henk, I agree about the contrasting colours, fabulous!

Hi, what beautiful red texture Hedepo!

@ mies the melon you have texturized in italy we  say "cantalupo" with orange eatable inner part. I have had it this morning with san daniele ham, but i eated it, not photographed.???

Outstanding work one and all.

God Bless.

@ Jacomina:  I saw the cat tail in your gallery, and am happy to see it here as well!  I'll be doing that this month too, since I'm happy enough with some of what I got to put it out "in public."  :)  And I knew the melon right away ... how fun!  :)

@ Henk:  I LOVE that red ball of string!  Terrific texture.

@ Ronnie:  That's some pretty detailed macro stuff, my friend!  You're finding marvellous textures in tiny places. 

Okay, this is week #2 now, isn't it? 

First is a picture of the quilt on our bed in the motorhome.  It's really sage green, but the detail was lost in that pale color, and the tangerine shows it off more!

For some reason I'm having trouble posting to this thread tonight!  I'll try again.

This is the quilt on our bed in the motorhome.  It's really a light sage green, but that pale color muddied the detail of the stitching.  I liked the way this tangerine color brought the detail back out.

No pictures visible yet Tara.

Check if the sizes is correct.

Quote - @ mies the melon you have texturized in italy we  say "cantalupo" with orange eatable inner part. I have had it this morning with san daniele ham, but i eated it, not photographed.???

Thank you, Arturo!
I like the Italian name.

I thought you lived in Russia, maybe I was mistaken (?).
Of course it can be you are mooved to Russia, but born in Italy, also because of your Italian name.
BTW, what are those last three characters that you put behind your last line in your post?
(631, 621, 601)

Wishing all a good week,
Mies-Jacomina :)

p.s. And I see now again, I missed some uploads here.

@ Ronnie that wooven wool looks such pretty soft here!

@ Tamara, thank you.
I hope to see your quilt very soon, you made me curious about the color and textures on it. Success-wishes from here :)

Quote - Okay, this is week #2 now, isn't it? 

First is a picture of the quilt on our bed in the motorhome.  It's really sage green, but the detail was lost in that pale color, and the tangerine shows it off more!

Tara. You are correct as it is week 2. God Bless.

Thanks Mies it is a sotf table cover too, but gets very dirty quickly being white hehehe!

Tara I want one of those invisible quilts :}  Does one become invisible when wrapped in it?  Hehe!   Just skitting ya my friend, I hope your upload woes get sorted out.  Have you contacted admin or mod etc?

Ronnie , Excellent texture of the woven cotton.. or what it was .-)  Looks great for this challenge. :)

Thanks for the suggestion, Christo.  The size is fine.  Sometimes when I try to post to a Forum Thread it doesn't work.  Then later it's fine!  I thought I'd deleted that post, but I see it's still there.  I hit "submit" several times, and deleted several posts, but one slipped by me.  I'll try again!

YAY!  :D

What a lovely colored quilt, Tara :-) Glad you finally came through :)

I like the textures in your shot, Ed!  Wood, water, tree and stone.  Marvellous!

Oh Helle!!!  I love this!  Such subtle variety.  It's wonderful!

Ed, I am not sure I ever saw such a beaver hut before. A lovely capture.

Thank you Tara :-)

Yay indeed auntie, glad it finaly came through, and what a cracker it is too!

Nice one Ed, such a pretty spot

Helle.  What a great assortment of glasses there

Here is my first for the second week. Chestnut texture

Fantastic texture, Arturo!  Wonderful stuff.

Fantastic textures here Celart!

Glad you got it right Tara.

I thought it would not be the sizes.

Just send a mail to Renderosity mentioning that you struggled uploading a picture for the challenge.

Superb capture Tara.

Amazing work EJD,Helle and Arturo.

God Bless.

@ Christo:  This happens on a fairly regular basis.  I've talked to RR admins on many occasions, but they're mystified!  It's guaranteed to not work if I try to post an image from a bot link, but usually if I go into the Forum and open the thread it works okay.  Last night ... nothing.  I'm patient.  Usually when I come back it's okay. 

Tara.

Well something is amiiss.

It is just to find out what and why.

I cannot say that i had any such problem thus far.

God Bless.

Artura I like your piece of wood,

Helle a greath find the capture of the glasses, without my reading glasses I can't see them!!

Tara it must be fantastic to drive around in your motor home with a quilt like this, are you the kind of people indicating on a map on the door of your motor home which states you have visited so far? it made me always very jaleous to see motor homes with a lot of states of the US coloured!!

Regards

Henk

Hello friends
From Dk it is Good morning :D

WOW! Celart,  how I love that dry wood texture. It looks really awesome.

Tara, I have only had the problem not get my image accepted, if one of the sides of my image was a bit too large. When I wanted to upload the glasses, the image was just 20 pixels too large on the vertical length, so I had to cut a tiny bit off :)

No explanation, so I had to figure it out by myself. GEEES ! No service, now a days .......

Celart, thank you very much for your comments to my gallery lately :) 

I will visit your gallery soon :-) These days I am (actually) out of commenting, as I have family visit, so I am stealing time on my PC, when I can, which I am good at. lol!, but cannot be sure to give comments on all my favs, so I needed time off.

Yet again I am late and missing the party - I must get into the groove and help smooth my bumpy ride...

Here is a snail on the wall outside.

Clive