Dinner for One

My contribution to the recession assignment. Sorry, I really couldn't come up with anything. Should we do another theme? Perhaps something for the week after next?

Financial Meltdown - Have to keep an eye on my pennies

Financial Meltdown - My grocery budget for the week

My economy is in ruin

My money has disappeared in a black hole

Broke, bruised and bitter

Here I am, and within the reach of my hand...

Lines and Buildings

I took these after looking at a couple of minimalist photographs on www.fotosidan.se (esp. http://www.fotosidan.se/gallery/viewpic.htm/1493691.htm). Unfortunately I was a little sloppy with the depth of field. Perhaps I'll make another attempt tomorrow.

colour 3

Colour 2

colour 1

A Challenge

Hello everyone. I have got a task for you all.
One week from now (Friday 1/5) everyone who wants posts one
photograph on the theme "Financial crisis - a personal reflection".

When posting the photograph please add some thoughts about it.

Good luck.

/Mårten

Beechleaves

Mårten and the Pike waiting for the dentist

Palle - waiting to get a cracker

Fountains Abbey

Leaves

Johanne and Trees

Inspired by Martens crane with cyan sky picture

Alternative cropping


This photograph of raindrops on a park bench was intended as a multiple self portrait. Unfortunately it was rather dark when I took it. The ISO value is 400 and it's not as crisp as I would have wanted. I'll try to take a series of pictures of multiple reflections.

Again a photo from Öland. IR.

Winter on Öland

Three pictures of Barin Kayaoglu outside the Rotunda.

A photo taken on Öland.

This is all I have right now!

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Martin