*** This Week Through Your Eyes 2026.06.27 ***

I'd say maintenance is well over time... The peeling paint and rust provide lot of opportunities for abstract shots.
From first shot seems like this black painted part is not metal, but some kind of fiber, probably to absorb bumps?

All great shots but this is my favorite, scene itself and processing, bringing out these tracks, superb!

The sky was great but it also meant that on my way back I got caught with rain. Fortunately I was prepared for that...
Those car parks are indeed heat islands under sun, fortunately more cities are realizing it and taking measures to avoid that, e.g. in some places they are covered with solar panels, providing some shade.

That girl with umbrella was created 11 years ago, its colours are indeed faded, new mural is southward so it is even more under solar radiation. But taking into account how active the development in that area is I think that this soviet-era monster building will be torn down soon and some modern concrete and glass office building will be erected instead.

Nice vistas and that golden sunset is sublime.

It looks like sumo wrestler ready to charge :D

There would be a riot / insurrection / revolution if anyone tried to charge money for beach access in Australia... 😉

The method might be a bit different but the result would probably be the same... 😄

Vahur

We have an assignment for our Camera Club called "negative space". I was told by one of the judges that this is a good shot for that assignment.

I really appreciate your critique!

Nice shots, though first seems bit unbalanced, maybe cropping quarter or third from left would work better? Or cropping from top and making it "panoramic"?

The fruits of my labours

280626 monarda and verbascum by softmarmotte, on Flickr

280626 geraniums by softmarmotte, on Flickr

A lovely riot of colour. I like the informality of your garden.

It is pretty much the same for all our beaches. The traditional seaside holiday requires all the creature comforts like loungers and an umbrella. But most important of all is the bar and ristorante at the entrance, where in theory you should be able to have a good seafood lunch.

I like this shot, it has a kind of vintage feel and very peaceful.

Wow it is really HUGE!

It’s lovely to see you and hear your good news. The rapeseed field looks marvellous!

Nice abstract-ish captures.

I love the early 20th century skyscrapers and their fine details.

I’m not sure why but I’m a bit scared of these animals!

They are really beautiful!