Come away with the raggle taggle gypsy-o
Cheri Lucas over at the Daily Post says ‘This challenge is about using reflections in the composition of a shot. Reflections are all around us, whether they’re in a window, a puddle, a mirror, or another surface. They can dramatically affect the feeling and mood of a shot by creating a surreal sense of duality.’ Visit http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2012/11/30/reflections/ to join in. Here is my interpretation. 
This moving window is a clothes shop in Exeter and I’ve only ever passed it when its closed at night. I expect that they have similar in their other branches so you may have seen the same look before. I don’t know how its done, I think its taken from a webcam but not a live one. On the window it names Huntington beach in California – hard to read with my phone camera shot. Its one of my favourite shop windows, I love the choppy waves,
I hope you enjoy it too. Join in with Sandra’s Thursday Windows here
An easier challenge this week Elisa! Visit Autumn in Bruges for a ‘Down memory lane’ song, and here is my interpretation.
A difficult one Jake but I hope this works! 
Just as it says, this is 100% wool felted into Dori cord. The wool comes from New Zealand and it is felted in Nepal and dyed using plants like senna, madder and indigo.
Nepali wild Hemp, linen from India and Giant Himalayan nettle cord and thread. All in its natural colour and hand spun in Nepal.
New Zealand wool again, dyed in Nepal with Rhubarb, Pomegranate, Madder, Myrobalan and Indigo.
For more photos of natural resources visit http://jakesprinters.wordpress.com/2012/11/24/sunday-post-natural-resources/
Ailsa says it been raining heavily in Seattle, so it sounds much like here in the South West of England where some people are dealing with floods. I’m featuring Ghana this week.
to join in visit http://wheresmybackpack.com/2012/11/23/travel-theme-liquid/ and share your liquid pics. Perhaps you can show the world how much rain we have in the UK this week.
Okay I may not be very popular with these darlings and it’s a first for me to post a photo of them but it’s because I’m THANKFUL! Thankful that they are mine and they are there for me. Kids, I love you and I’m very proud of you!
What are you thankful for? share it on http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2012/11/23/weekly-photo-challenge-thankful/
Barnfield Crescent is tucked away in the heart of Exeter and as well as the offices of architects, accountants and solicitors, it’s home to Gloss Art Exeter. They currently have a temporary exhibition of South West Academy of Fine and Applied Arts and I popped in for a peek yesterday. Here are a few of my favourite pieces. I hope you enjoy them!
This week my photo is a mix of window, clock and turret! It’s the window under the Totnes Clock, at Eastgate. In 1990 it was rebuilt after a serious fire that virtually destroyed the arch and damaged surrounding buildings. The other side has a single window but I like the view down hill. 
This post is part of Sandra’s windows and you can see more at http://sandraconner.wordpress.com/2012/11/21/photo-challenge-thursdays-windows-week-10/
Lucid Gypsy 