Posted on December 27, 2017
For this week’s Tuesday Challenge, Frank at Dutch Goes The Photo! has set the theme of ‘quotidian’, in the sense of the normal everyday that could, in photographic terms, repay a closer view or a different perspective.
What could be more humdrum than a drain, you may wonder? But this drain-cover in the gutter of a street in Chabanais is surely worth a second glance, not only for the interesting structure of the ironwork, but also for the contrast provided by the autumn leaves that have become trapped in it.
Tuesday Photo Challenge: Quotidian
Category: Uncategorized Tagged: Autumn, Chabanais, fpj-photo-challenge, Ironwork, leaves, Quotidian, Tuesday Photo Challenge
Posted on May 19, 2017
This wrought iron balcony dates from about 1740 and is now on display in the Chateau des Ducs museum in Nantes. The pattern is complex enough on its own but the shadows add a further dimension.
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: W or X
Category: Black & White Tagged: Black & White, Cee's Black & White Photo Challenge, Ironwork, Museum, Nantes, Shadows, wrought iron
Posted on March 13, 2017
I spotted this ornate water spout and drain cover in the old part of the small French port of Honfleur:
Mundane Mondays #100
Category: Uncategorized Tagged: Drain, Drain cover, Honfleur, Ironwork, Mundane, Mundane Monday, Street Furniture