Lens-Artists Challenge #335: Exploring Color vs Black & White
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Category Archives: Photography – Wordpress Photo Challenges
Thursday Doors – Photo Challenge
Here’s my submission for this weeks Thursday Doors photo challenge. I spotted this note tacked to the front door of a house in the Horfield area of Bristol, UK. It’s quite common to see comical notes like this around our streets. I really like the huge tacks they’ve used to hammer the message home (see what I did there).
Posted for Dan’s Thursday Doors
All images: ©Stephen Hyde 2007-2025 – All rights reserved.
Lens-Artists Challenge #334 – Cats and Dogs
This weeks Lens-Artists Challenge #334 – Cats and Dogs. Here’s a link to the original post and challenge set by Tina – Cats and Dogs. Here’s a few of my Cat and Dog images.
Wordless Wednesday – Teddy on a Swing
I thought I’d use Wordless Wednesday to post this image of a sculpture I saw in Bristol today. It’s a teddy on a swing hanging from a bridge.
I’m pretty wordless because I have no idea what this is all about other than it’s the work of French artist James Colomina. It’s located underneath Gaol Ferry Bridge, Southville, Bristol
All images: ©Stephen Hyde 2007-2025 – All rights reserved.
Lens-Artists Challenge #333 – Complementary Colours
This week our Lens Artists Challenge host is Egidio.
“Complementary colours are those that sit opposite each other on a colour wheel.”
One Word Sunday – Blue
Here’s hoping I’ve done this correctly. I’m new to using WordPress and photo challenges but I’d like to participate. This is my image for this weeks One Word Sunday Challenge – Blue
Continue readingLens-Artists Challenge #326 – This Made Me Smile
Ok all, this is my first attempt at submitting a few images to the Lens-Artist Challenge. I picked up on this after checking out Leanne Coles blog, after Leanne had been kind enough to like one of my posts. I’m pretty much new to WordPress, let alone blogging, and still struggling a bit with both. However I thought this was a great idea and wanted to take part. I hope I don’t mess it all up.
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