
Tbilisi Metro Carriage
Tbilisi Metro Carriage
This week’s challenge comes form a term employed by Bill Waterson in the epic Calvin and Hobbes strip:Transmogrify (for more information and other interpretations click on the link).
Calvin transmogrified into a creepy crawly to gross Susie out, I prefer the transmogrification of the leaves in Autumn.
“Autumn is a second spring when every leaf becomes a flower.” – Albert Camus
“The traveller always wants home to be as it was.” (from The Passion by Jeanette Waterson).
I was born in London.
I grew up in Slough.
In the eighties, when I went to Australia, my parents moved to Shropshire.
In the nineties, when I went to France, I returned to witness my parents move to Worcester. Now I’m in Georgia and my parents have died in York.
My Georgian friends are surprised I have no ancestral home, no home in England, they usually have a place “in the village” somewhere. I have no village, my wife has no village home, either, her late father sold his plot of land several years ago. We are merely renting our third flat in the capital “Tbilisi”.
This week’s challenge is Shine (click the link for other interpretations).
When I saw the challenge, I thought of the very shiny St George on his column in Liberty Square, Tbilisi. A monument I see almost every day, here with and without a star filter effect.
Rainbow in Tbilisi
This is local, it is the view from our block.
For other interpretations of the challenge: Local
It has been a while since I submitted multiple entries to one of the weekly challenges, but this challenge H2O is particularly inspiring.
water
There is a lot of fun to be had taking water related pictures.
This is my second post for this week’s challenge, I didn’t entitle it “H2O2” because that would be lethal… for other interpretations of the challenge click here: H2O
H2O
This week’s challenge is H2O.
Dancing in the Rain