PoetryPix
depictions by the rule of thirds; descriptions mostly freestyle words
Tag: photo challenge
A dash of pebble
Between a granule and a cobble, and chipped from the hybridised mineral formation of clastic rocks, pebbles thus come in many colours to catch the magpie eye of the beachcomber cum wishful geologist, such as myself. Shaped smooth by the seas’ rolling waves, those…
Bombazine black
Bombazine was a silky twill invariably dyed black and worn as mourning clothes in Victorian times and beyond. I think of this when I see Bombus bees aka bumbles, with their black patent bodies striped with white and citrus in various patterns. Often its…
Because it was grassy and wanted wear
A short and sweet stroll down a local footpath had me rambling with my point and shoot Ricoh under uncertain skies. Title purloined from Frost’s ‘The Road not taken’ as it’s Thursday and another chance to join the Which Way Photo Challenge
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