These
are my photographs to illustrate the word prompts for Scavenger Hunt Sunday and I am joining it to Through My Lens. Apart from the last shot, they were taken recently on my trip to Malawi this
year.
This
is the little church in a Tea Plantation that we attended on Christmas Eve and
I have made it into a MONOCHROME photograph.
Annika,
my granddaughter enjoyed making this Gingerbread house and I think all the
colours are pleasing and very COMPLIMENTARY.
As
I cannot DRAW too well I decided to
turn this photograph I took of my daughter
Judith as she sat at the bow of a canoe wearing my new sun hat as we slowly and
quietly made our way along the River Shire into a pencil drawing.
This
is a photograph of the MOSTLY WHITE flowers
from the Frangipani tree.
So
you like my TREASURE chest? When I was younger, I used it as a jewellery box
but when I had granddaughters, they loved finding all my old costume jewellery in
it.
I hope you enjoyed this week's photographs and I am linking with
Thank you for visiting and also to all who leave comments.
Your scavenger hunt posts always provide us with treasures.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Oh yeah, searching and finding treasures - that I like until today!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful portrait of your graddaughter!
Have a nice new week
Wow, you don't see hair that colour in Japan! Not naturally anyway.............
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers! Beautiful granddaughter!
ReplyDeletea wonderful collection Margaret.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful gingerbread house, Annika did a great job decorating it!
ReplyDeleteThe flowers of the frangipani tree are so delicate & pretty! Great treasures!
Hi Margaret, great post! I love the monochrome church. I was sorry I hadn't joined this meme but I'll be back next week. Wow on the beautiful gingerbread house Annika made. And your drawing. I like to edit photos as well! Do you know, I could almost SMELL those frangipani blooms. How I MISS dear Africa! Blessings Jo
ReplyDeleteYou are so good at challenges! In Blogging and in life!
ReplyDeleteLots of lovely treasure in that post Margaret. Love the little gingerbread house your grand-daughter made - it brought back memories of one my daughter made one Christmas.
ReplyDeleteHello Margaret, great collection of images. Your granddaughter looks so sweet. The church is pretty. Happy Monday, enjoy your new week!
ReplyDeleteA lovely set of photos and an interesting commentary about each one. White is so difficult to photograph and the frangipani flowers are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe church works well in monochrome and your photo drawing is great. Blessing and her cousin made mini gingerbread houses this year. Frangipani-one of my favorite scents. Wonderful treasure box.
ReplyDeletebeautiful shots :-)
ReplyDeleteFantastic set of pictures.
ReplyDeleteWonderful collection of photos!
ReplyDeleteI like the church image. It looks great as a b&w conversion. But the church itself has an appeal too.
ReplyDeleteI like these very much, Margaret.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed this series of photos and Annika is a very sweet little girl. A lovely portrait photo of her with the gingerbread house.
ReplyDeleteThose images were great finds for your scavenger hunt.
ReplyDeletePretty flowers! And the photo of your granddaughter is lovely. She's such a cute little girl!
ReplyDeleteI really love the gingerbread house shot with your granddaughter. Wonderful! Thanks for linking in with "Through my Lens"
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What a lovely potpourri of photos! Enjoyed this view of your world very much.
ReplyDeletethat beautiful redhead is about as sweet as they come!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful! The church is perfect in monochrome. Your grandlittle is just adorable!
ReplyDeleteGreat items for the scavenger hunt. Your granddaughter is GORGEOUS... What an adorable child... Love her creation!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the pencil drawing also ---and the monochrome..... Terrific.
Hugs,
Betsy
LOVE your granddaughters red hair! She is too cute
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