Out for a walk in the rain.
Kategoriarkiv: Theme Day
December 2011 Theme Day: Action Shot
Some time ago I was visiting Staunings Ø with my grandchildren. They had some bread for the birds. There was many fights to get bread as can be seen. This is an action shot – and there are lots of action to be seen in the slideshow below. Use large screen.
February Theme Day is Fountains
This fountain is not from Roskilde, but from Gosau Sea, Austria.
A Roskilde-fountain can be seen here at Stændertorvet.
August Theme Day is Bright Colors
July Theme Day is Reflections
July Theme Day is Reflections.
1. The inverted letters says “Frellsens chokolade”.
2. Do Frellsen sell chocolate? Or clothes? Not the clothes at the girls, but…
June Theme Day – Funny Signs

This sign is from Golling, Austria.
If you want to see the street with the pension, Golling is here. Click at the photo and it is easy to find the baker and bed.
Red is todays theme
As you see, I have written RED with green color. This is a kind of contraditory communication without internal consistency. Do you percieve the letters first? Or the color?
To solve the problem you have to make a socalled negative afterimage. If you don’t know how to do, please take a white paper, write x at it, then fixate exactly the center of E keeping a steady gaze for 30 seconds and shift fixation quickly to the x at the white paper which should be placed in good light.
Now RED should be red – and that is the theme of the day.
The Tenin Technique
Today it is 5 years ago Eric Tenin posted his first photo to his Paris Daily Photo Blog – since he has posted a photo every day. The five years are celebrated by bloggers in the City Daily Photo Community by imitating one of Erics techniques.
I have not done it much – here is a photo taken earlier today. It is a pile of 1.5 m snow (or black snow) seen from an ants’ perspective.

Passageway

Every december I write a Christmasletter called “The Year in Gadstrup and environs”. Sometimes the environs is a country far away.
This months themeday is Passageway and I use – too selfcentered, you may think – the same “globalised” idea and my photo is showing a passageway in St. Paul de Vence, Provence.






