Love the themes she chooses.
I some times participate in: Cee’s Which Way Challenge
I participate sometimes in :Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge
I am not on here as often as I like and miss the days when I did at least one photo challenge from Cee’s Photography.
So I am glad to participate for once. This week we are doing Letter E : Needs to have 2 “E’s in the topic. To join in on this specific challenge check it out here: Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge
A couple of photos I played around with that I labeled scenery:
Fields in late summer on the Eastern side of Wyoming.
Old VA hospitable near Burlington, WA
Over at Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge this week is the Challenge of Autumn-Metal. She is combining the seasons with their elements. Check it out and join in. I do know many of my followers already do that and It is great to see their entries.
For my entry I have an interesting story:
I keep finding an exact make and model and color car parked beside me. I sometimes see it on the city streets, but never see the driver. Anyway, they keep parking right next to me in the places I go when there is a space beside me. Kind of fun and makes my day somewhat.
So I finally snapped a photo to show my kids because I needed proof since they look at me funny when I have told them this:
Not a super good picture and I did crop it and played around with some tools. My camera had slipped onto really long and tall photo taking which I did not know had happened.
One day I walked out of a store and strolled over to my car and discovered a woman trying to unlock my car door with her key!!! I asked, can I help you? She looked at me puzzled, then looked at my car, then looked at me. Her car was the next car over, in the next parking spot. Our vehicles were exactly alike and she thought she was unlocking the door to her car. She was a little embarrassed but we laughed about it and didn’t make a big deal about it. I thought of this true story when I saw the photo of the two red vehicles!
Great story also on the subject. Glad it was not someone trying to break in.
Now this is some hot metal. 😀
Thanks. Lol.
via A glass of the redstuff — redstuffdan I love this person’s art. This one is especially nice I think.
Me too! Just like looking at it and sometimes when you say that to the artist it sounds fake because all you can say is a rather pathetic ‘I just like it!’ 🙂
Awkward sometimes.
This photo states it is a phone photo, but there is a small phone at the top of the bigger item. So did this item have anything to do with phones? One of those machines workers used to plug the cords into to send the signal over the correct phone lines when we had the dial phone or prior? Anyone have an idea? Interesting item and pretty red color. If you know please let the rest of us in on it.
It is a switchboard. You called the operator, told her who you wanted to talk to and she manually connected you.
On second thought…it does look ‘breaker’ ish but I cannot enlarge the photo. It seems like some sort of switching station or switch board but I cannot see it well.
Thanks for your input.
I think you’re right, it’s an antique telephone exchange. Here’s a photo of another one on flickr and with the cords and headset. https://www.flickr.com/photos/sbell/3376316314
Thank you for your input and going the 2nd mile to get me this link.
Walking through the field on the way to the flea market……………
Colourful Monday afternoon walk. 🙂
Blue Ribbon F 
Cee Neuner 3:51 pm on September 26, 2017 Permalink |
Wonderful entry for this week. Thanks for playing.
kkessler833 1:56 am on October 5, 2017 Permalink |
Great post!
blueribbonfair 9:20 pm on October 5, 2017 Permalink |
Thank you. Hope your beautiful art is going well.
kkessler833 7:45 pm on October 6, 2017 Permalink
Welcome! Yes, it is!
blueribbonfair 9:28 pm on October 6, 2017 Permalink
That’s Great.