Last year I took part in Capture the Colour, a competition run by Travel Supermarket. The idea is that you submit a photo that conveys each of five colours. This year Georgia invited me to join in, go check her entries at http://rainbowbakery.wordpress.com/2013/09/20/capture-the-colour/ Georgia’s White photo is my favourite, I wonder which you would choose?
My RED photo was taken at Rosemoor, my favourite Royal Horticultural Society garden, I like the double dose the reflections bring.
For YELLOW I’m still in Devon, this time on the Exe estuary when the tide was so far out you could almost walk to Starcross.
GREEN is Rosemoor’s pristine hedges and borders in late summer.
And for BLUE I’m bringing you Brixham harbour in June.
A bit further afield, this is Mount Etna. It’s peak is shrouded in a mixture of smoke, steam and cloud, each a fluffy WHITE.
I think the competition closes at midnight tonight so if you’re quick you can still enter. http://www.travelsupermarket.com/c/holidays/capture-the-colour/
Lucid Gypsy 
[ Smiles ] A lovely collection of photos!
Thanks Renard!
Its very hard to choose just one, they are all amazing. Thanks for sharing them Gilly. 🙂
Thanks Dom 🙂
Love you’re choices, Gilly. The reflections in the yellow one are stunning. 🙂
Thanks Sylvia, i remember that day clearly, it was very cold!
Great selection of photo’s Gilly. The top one is my favourite of all. Great shots! 😀
Ahh Rosemoor, you’d love it there!
A great set of shots Gilly, I love the boats all lined up in your blue shot. Thanks for playing!
My pleasure Georgia and it was quite challenging!
Fantabulous collection, Gilly. Mouth watering colours, all.
Fantabulous – I love that word Tess 🙂
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I love the fall colours… so beautiful 🙂
It is a lovely rich pallette 🙂
That is the one thing I do miss here in Shanghai the change of colour. Last year trees in our compound did turn yellow, so I am hoping they will again this year. Fall comes much later here though. We are still dealing with temps around 23-27c. I prefer that because winter here is a damp that chills you to the bone.
Love your colourful world Gilly 🙂
Ahh thanks so much 🙂
I like your
“Exe estuary
when the tide was so far out
you could almost walk to Starcross…”
Almost . . . but you may get stuck in the mud!
They are all great but I like the first one most.
And that’s the most different landscape from any in Ghana isn’t it? You’re so like me, enjoying difference 🙂
Mind blowing! Colors that lights our world. You rock my friend!
And you’re a superstar 🙂
gorgeous images Gilly
Thanks lovely lady 🙂
Just telling like it is. What a bad night I had last night. My new boarder [also a bit odd…and very grumpy], let Charlie out. We were having a storm. I was up from 3am searching for him in the wind and rain. Boarder denies ALL culpability. Odd as when I went to bed [early], he was on my bed.
A grumpy boarder that lets Charlie out needs a swift boot! Hope you have an easy day to recover, take care honey.
I will. I am working on the boot. He has only been here a month. Up until yesterday he was behind with rent. Still hasn’t paid the bond either…grrrrrrr
Off to get some seeds for the vege garden. Black cherry tomatoes and radishes I hope. Though with this weather the actual planting may have to wait. It is pouring and soooo windy outside.
Sounds like you’re digging in instead of . . .
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You know how I loved your entry last year. Whoa! So weirdly awesome to say ‘last year’. Amazing how we’ve known each other since.
Ahihihi… I didn’t finish, I diverted. You know how I loved your entry last year. This pne is no different. Love the red one the most.