This week’s photo challenge is: Let There Be Light! Photos must feature a light source as a prominent feature of the photo. Here’s mine.
I’ve shown you mine, let me see yours. Join the photo challenge here: http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2013/11/29/photo-challenge-lights/
EagleAye
Hi EagleAye – love that glasblower’s furnace. I have one in my “Light” post, too. Wonna see….?
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Most cool! Brilliant minds…
Thanks, I’ll check it out now.
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Wow, what the heck is that? You should win the “light challenge” whatever this is. 🙂
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Hehe. That’s a glassblower placing an urn(?) into the oven to soften it up. Thanks much, George!
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Of course! I knew that. It’s the Mad Cow again… 🙂
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Where do you pic the first picture? Venisia?
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This may surprise you…Chicago. In the wharf district, there’s an arts building where you can learn glassblowing, pottery making, and jewelry making, all by hand. A pretty amazing place.
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In Chicago… Effectivly, I’m surprised…
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Cute little puppy lamb!
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Yeah that does look kinda like a lamb. They looked so cute together, I couldn’t resist taking this photo.
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Winners all! Awesome as usual,
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*blush blush* Thanks Jules!
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Fantastic photos, that lamb is very cute. The first one I could not guess, now i know it is a furnace.
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Thanks Indira. But that lamb is actually a dog. Just a lamby looking dog. 😉 Thanks much for swinging by!
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I was curious about the first one, too. You win the unique award for that one. Great shots!
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Yehey! Is it a trophy? Thanks so much!
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