Sunday, 6 March 2011

Scavenger Hunt Sunday


Diptych...
Pepper being twice as nice.

Book...
This book is Called The Leisure Hour
and dates from 1890.
The glasses are from Specsavers
and aren't quite as old...

A Taste of Italy...
My favourite, linguine with pesto, NOMMMMMM!
There were also black olives in there (I love olives)
but they didn't last long enough for me to get a photo of them.

Reminders... I did two for this one as I couldn't
get my head around 'Fill in the Blanks'!
It's hard to go anywhere in England without seeing
reminders of the past.  This is a detail from Lichfield Cathedral.
which has been a place of Christian worship for over 1300 years.

...and this is Kenilworth Castle.
First begun in the 1120s, it was here that
Henry V received the insulting 'gift' of tennis balls
from the French that sparked off Agincourt.
It also belonged to Robert Earl of Dudley, Elizabeth I's favourite, 
and was later made famous in Sir Walter Scott's Kenilworth.
And yes, both places are not that far from where I live :O)

26 comments:

Buckeroomama said...

Great diptych... and I love the caption for it, too. "Pepper being twice as nice." =)

Great shot and processing on the Book photo.

Rune Eide said...

I envy you those surroundings - both for the culture and the photography. Showing them in monochrome was fitting, and it showed off both the structures and the slightly nostalgic atmosphere very well.

PS I have just placed an order with Specsavers myself :-)

Barbara said...

Thank you. Hope the glasses are ok :O)

Raymonde said...

Hello Barbara, nice to discover your blog through Scavenger Hunt. We are virtually neighbours!

Love the diptych of your cat! and the details in the architecture are always eye catching. Actually I like all your photos today.

Take care. xxx

Rosie Nixon Fluerty said...

Lovely photos for the prompts this week. That fill in the blanks was hard.

jabblog said...

Pepper's nose is the most delicate pink I think I've ever seen - very pretty puss!
Linguine - yum! My favourite of your other photos is the one of the book and the specs - it makes me want to spend the rest of the day reading.
(I've just ordered two pairs of glasses from Glasses Direct - bogof!)

Unknown said...

Cute diptych, and love that arch photo!

Anika said...

Love your angle on all these shots! But the diptych has to be my favorite, so sweet!

Anonymous said...

Beautiful diptych!
And I love old books. :)

Unknown said...

Pepper is the most darling cat. What a sweetie! I love pictures where I can feel love. I can totally feel the love in those shots. Gorgeous!

And your pasta? Oh my word. Can I have that for breakfast?

Brooke said...

Love the detailing in that archway. Lovely shots :D

Jill G. said...

Your taste of Italy shot is fabulous- wonderful idea!

Nicolasa @ {My}Perspective said...

I love your book shot!

Melissa said...

I love your diptych of Pepper and the close up of her adorable little nose. Your reminder shots are gorgeous too, oh how I miss England.

Tara said...

I love all your shots! Your cat is beautiful!

deb duty said...

Great photos! I love your interpretation for reminders.

Tara said...

Love these photos, I really like book and diptych!

FYH said...

Beautiful shots! Love the ones from Pepper.

Marla said...

Beautiful pictures. I love the Taste of Italy one. Wonderful job. :)

Marla @ www.blueskiesphotoblog.com

Ashley Sisk said...

Oh my goodness - I love them all. Beautiful job!

Pam Bowers said...

Great shots. Your kitty is adorable.

Unknown said...

Oh my goodness.. I just love every photo here.. I really can't even pick a favorite..

Justine said...

what a great set of shots, I love that pasta macro, absolutely perfect

Gattina said...

Of course the cat photo is the best (for me) :)
But I also love the one with the spectacles !

julie said...

ALL are stunning!! LOVE your sweet kitty! GREAT new blog header! :)

Barbara said...

Love Pepper's sweet little pink nose. Always enjoy your photography. What a talent you have!

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