Here’s a new photo challenge to join in. From Maria at citySonnet.
Here’s my entry…
I took this photo at the Houston Museum of Natural Science. It’s labeled as a “sandstone concretion”. I really loved looking at all its twists and turns. I always enjoy this museum, they have a great exhibit on insects and a butterfly ‘garden’, and they have frequent very interesting lectures and presentations.
This weeks Black & White Photo Challenge from Cee is: houses. I looked through some of my old photos and it kind of surprised me, but I guess I don’t take pictures of houses very often. Apartment buildings, skyscrapers, churches, hotels, storefronts- yes. Houses- not so much. 😉
I guess because they seem so ordinary. I walk past them every day. I don’t pay them that much attention. Not enough to make me go get my camera out anyway. 😉
I found these little ceramic houses- ‘tiny houses’ 😉
This collection of cute little cottages was on display at one of the antique shops around Galveston’s historic Strand district. They had a huge hoard of all kinds of interesting items. I was tempted to add to my own collection. Then I remembered that I already have a very large junk collection of my own and I’ve been trying to downsize.
Still, it’s a good thing I was broke.
Here are some photos in response to Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Textures.
A cute little crab in camouflage (above). The underbelly of a starfish (below). These are 2 different kinds of starfish.
Below: A spiny sea urchin. A hermit crab wanders among some small sea anemones. A large sea anemone.
