This week’s photo challenge theme is escape, which is a word that can strike every one of us in various different ways, in terms of feelings, images…
I Think WAY Too Much!
This week’s photo challenge theme is escape, which is a word that can strike every one of us in various different ways, in terms of feelings, images…
I wasn’t sure which photos to post for this week’s challenge, which is Culture, since there has been nothing in my life that has been photographically culturally interesting… (lol) but, browsing through this year’s photos, I found these:
All right, this week’s photographic theme is ‘up’.
I bet that, like me, most of you thought of the movie ‘Up’, am I not right? Hehe
Didn’t watch it? Well, what are you waiting for? It’s such a sweet touching and fun animation!
Anyway, this isn’t what I’m contributing for the challenge, but this is:
This first week of Easter/first term school holidays has begun with lots of colours! Enjoy my colourful creative life in this little gallery of photos, dedicated to this week’s photo challenge, color:
This week, my mission as a visual blogger, an observer, was a little tricky.
Future Tense: that’s the given theme.
Thus the challenge is to capture a moment that promises the future while being in the present. Well…
Easy!
Illumination… An interesting theme to tackle since New Year celebrations have just passed… Thus I photographed little fireworks
(the one that we place on the ground and which remains on the ground even when we light it up!)
There’s a resolution I missed when I wrote My 2013 Goals!
It’s to read the maximum of books I can!

A lonely but cute little sea urchin trying to get to the sun while being under water. I love how the rays of the sun make that irregular but beautiful pattern when being reflected on the surface of the shallow sea…
Gratitude is something that everyone should practice on a daily basis. It makes us realise that there are so many things in life that we have, that we love. And that’s a great way to start the day, with a good mood, by thinking of all the things we have instead of complaining about all the things we don’t have. What do you think?
I found it a little hard this week: geometry. This word reminds me of mathematics or the laws of the universe… It’s a vast word, but a much meaningful one.
As a simple teenage girl, I am just going to show you a bracelet – a geometric one you would say? – I did by myself this week.
