


Or not, depending on my mood
Cee’s Black & White Challenge this week is on the topic of ‘Circles and Curves’ – last week’s topic was ‘Anything to do with Music’ and I meant to post this image but didn’t quite get round to it, so luckily for me it still works for this week too! 🙂
Monochrome seating for more than one from my recent trip to Louisiana… 🙂
A motor boat on the bayou for Cee’s B&W Challenge: Anything with Motors this week 🙂
Cee and Dan have joined forces this week for a Cee’s Black and White Challenge: Doors and Drawers and Thursday Doors combination, so here is my contribution in the shape of our vintage up-cycled Ercol oak dresser with its two drawers and two cupboard doors.
Incidentally, our dresser has a really simple catch to open/ close the doors – the little elongated knob in the middle moves side to side just a small amount (inset within its own little groove), just enough to allow each door to open (one at a time), and when in its central position it holds both doors neatly closed – no metalwork or magnets or anything more than a beautifully carved wooden catch, proudly visible for everyone to see.
See images below for details 🙂
New shoes for Cee’s B&W Challenge: Shoes, Boots, Slippers this week 🙂
Cee’s Black and White Challenge this week asks for unusual perspectives, so here’s a distorted view of my living room as seen through the bottom of a drinking glass 🙂
At this time of year it can still be slightly dark when I walk to work – this was taken the other morning on the footbridge crossing the River Ness. I love the semi-silhouette of the skyline, the greys and whites of the sky and water, and the different blacks of the buildings. Even in full colour there’s a calming monochrome quality to the view…
So I’m going to cheat and use my post for both today’s Stream of Consciousness Saturday and this week’s Cee’s B&W Challenge 🙂
Walking home from work in the pouring rain along Bank Street, Inverness – even with my brolly up against the worst of it I was absolutely soaked by the time I got home! 🙂