Picture This #416: Three Shots Of One View

Thanks for hosting Anders with such a good idea and wonderful banner photo from Belita.

I don't always take the same views on my walks.

We always drive the same route to the supermarket in the next village of Langendorf and I take photos on the way. We drive through an avenue of trees, so here are a few views:

In Winter

In Autumn

In summer

Picture This #416 ~ Three Shots Of One View

What an amazing banner shot by Belita. And an intriguing theme. Here is my house.

Picture This #416 ~ Three Shots Of One View

Many thanks to Anders for hosting this week. Definitely a theme we have not done before, so it'll be interesting to see what everyone comes up with!! I found this more difficult than I expected. Going through my archive I realised that although there are some places I have photographed a lot, I rarely use the same angle and/or distance twice. That being the case, here are three photos of the same subject, Carew Castle, at different times of year, but from slightly different angles and distances. 

1) At sunset in summer.

2) A very still day in late autumn.

3) In winter.

PICTURE THIS #416 ~ THREE SHOTS OF ONE VIEW

HI ALL FROM SUMMER IN GERMANY!! 

BELITA, LOVE THE BANNER SHOT.

ANDERS, THANKS FOR A COOL AND NEW THEME.

FALL

WINTER 

ALL LIT UP FOR CHRISTMAS

Picture This #416 ~ Three Shots Of One View.

Great banner by Belita!!

Greetings and welcome from Sweden! This week I'm hosting and my idea for the theme is that pick one and the same view at three different times. Looking forward to your contributions. Best Anders.

PT CDXV ~ Bridges

Wonderful banner by Pat and theme by Mitch.

This bridge span the little stream in the lower garden of Krapperup Castle.

This bridge connect the mainland with the parapet, Helsinborg.

Picture This #415 ~ Bridges

First of all thank you so much for featuring my photo as banner this week. One of my memories of a visit to Schaffhausen and thanks for hosting Mitch. Yes, our subjects are becoming less and less, but if we take new photos, we should have something completely different.

Something completely different, a bridge crossing at our local supermarket.

This is a relatively new bridge across the River Rhine in Schaffhausen. I only got a side view as we were passing on the road.

This viaduct bridge was just before entering the town of Schaffhausen.

The Rötibruck across the River Aar in Solothurn, Switzerland, newly constructed about 10 years ago.

Picture This #415 ~ Bridges

Good day from the USA; the world seems in turmoil this week, both here and in Barcelona. Fortunately, photography is a wonderful way to take a break. Lovely banner shot of the castle by Pat. Great theme by Mitch.

I don't have many pictures of bridges so you may have seen these before.

My favorite bridge, I walk over it everyday.

A small wooden bridge in the woods.

Bridge leading to Lake Superior.

PICTURE THIS #415 ~ BRIDGES

HELLO ALL!! THANKS MITCH FOR HOSTING AND A COOL THEME. 

PAT, YOUR BANNER IS TOPS!!

FROM THE SWISS SIDE TO THE GERMAN SIDE OVER THE RHINE.

GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE IN THE FOG.   

OUR COVERED BRIDGE BUILT IN 1300.   

GOLDEN GATE FROM BELOW.   

BRIDGE OF DREAMS: OAKLAND - SF BAY BRIDGE. 

PICTURE THIS #415 ~ BRIDGES

Congratulations, Pat, for the very beautiful banner image!

The April 25 Bridge over the Tagus River  
As it's seen from the bottom on the Lisbon river bank

Bridge on the Way of  St. James (Porto Marin - Galicia/Spain)

Picture This #415 ~ Bridges

Hi everyone, this is Mitch and I'll be hosting this week. The theme this week will be 'Bridges'. I think we have had this theme before, so apologies for that, but my original idea for the theme (Monuments & Memorials) I decided might not be appropriate given what's been happening in the US lately. Let's see your best shots of engineering built to span rivers.

1) Old stone bridge crossing the Cleddau River at Black Pool Mill, Pembrokeshire, Wales. 

2) The impressive O'Callaghan - Tillman bridge over the Hoover Dam, Nevada/Arizona border.

3) Unique stone bridge across the River Teifi at Cenarth, Wales, that has 'portholes' built into the structure.

4) The Severn Suspension Bridge spanning the Severn River, linking England and Wales.

PICTURE THIS #414 ~ LANDMARKS

HI ALL!! WELL I MANAGED TO HOOK UP WITH A NEIGHBOUR'S INTERNET SO HOPE THIS GOES WELL!!

GREAT THEME, LOVE THIS --THIS IS MY WORLD.

GREAT BANNER, ALSO.

IF I DON'T GET TO COMMENT FOR EVERYONE YOU KNOW WHY.

THE GREAT PYRAMIDS.

THE GREAT ROMAN FORUM WITH GHOSTS.   

STONEHENGE.

   

PIAZZA DE MIRACOLI - PISA.   

LAST, BUT NOT LEAST:  THE GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE. 

Picture This #414 ~ Landmarks

I am heartbroken and terribly frightened. Our country has been the site of a domestic terrorist attack by the Far Right; a march by the Ku Klux Klan, neo-Nazis, and other scum against peace and brotherhood. This has resulted in at least one death.

This is not my picture, but signifies my hope that hatred and chaos will not overtake the United States.

Picture This #414 ~ Landmarks

Many thanks to Pat for hosting this week. Great theme, I don't think we've done this one before. I've got lots of photos of landmarks, so decided to go with the really famous ones!!

1) Windsor Castle, London. One of the most iconic landmarks in the UK.

2) Statue Of Liberty, New York. Probably one of the most instantly recognisable landmarks anywhere in the world. 

3) Millenium Centre, Cardiff. Perhaps not as world-famous as the previous two, but very well-known to anyone who lives in Wales.

4) Stratosphere Tower, Las Vegas. Dominates the skyline for miles around. 

PT CDXIV ~ Landmarks

Wonderful theme by Pat and banner by Mitch.

The first one is the Keep of the old fortress of Helsingborg and the second one is the Stockholm City Hall.

Picture This #414 ~ Landmarks

First of all thankyou for featuring my photo as banner last week. Unfortunately I was not here as we spent last week-end visiting my son in Schaffhausen and I actually left my computer for two days. However I compensated by taking over 200 photos in Schaffhausen. As usual I am posting on Friday as my Saturday morning plans do not fit with Picture This.

And now for this week. I chose Landmark as to be quite honest, it was all that came to my mind. I am sure wherever you live, you have your own landmarks.

If you visit Shaffhausen, you take a photo of the Rheinfall

On the way to Schaffhausen you pass through the station of Gösgen in Kanton Solothurn, just 40 minutes by road from where we live. It has a nuclear power plant, built in 1979, so what could be better as a landmark. You even see the steam rising through the clouds if you fly over it.  I always try for a photo when I take this route. It is only steam that comes out of the chimney, they say, nothing dangerous. One day we will make an excursion by car so that I can get up closer and don't take your geiger counter with you, they will not let you in.

This is Schloss Laufen which towers above the Rheinfall. There is a train,  but also a lift.

And our cathedral, St. Urs in Solothurn. I took this photo today.