Feeling decidely sheepish (photo meme)

[ossamenta]

Work is still very intense, and it feels like there's little time for normal creativity. So to remind my brain to set aside a few cells for "fun thinking", I'm doing a photo meme.

Post a comment on a photo you'd like me to take. Be creative! I'm not promising that all photo suggestions will be done. For example, if you want a photograph of sunrise over Stonehenge, you'd better be prepared to drive me there yourself. :-)

Comments

[vatine]

The morning sky, photographed from north of the Thames, though the London Eye?

[ossamenta]

Well, since I don't live in London, I think I'll pass on that one.
Another idea?

[vatine]

An old and a new building next to each other? If that's not easily available, a local landmark, from an interesting angle.

[ossamenta]

The Radcliffe Camera from below.

And as a bonus: an old building beside inside a new one:

The Shrine of Taharqa (680BC) in the Ashmolean Museum's newly refurbished Egyptian exhibition.

[vatine]

I shall much belatedly say "those photos are cool, thank you". And, I guess, god fortsättning.

[ossamenta]

God fortsättning to yourself. Hope you had a good Christmas time.

[ragnvaeig]

Something that is more interesting upside-down.

[ossamenta]

Ooh, a challenge! I'll go and have a think about this..

[ossamenta]

This one was very tricky. My default view is to see the interesting and the pretty, so for many days I looked at interesting and pretty things in hope that they would be even better upside-down. Then I gave up and had to re-think. Instead I started thinking about things I don't like, and if they would improve by being upside down.

This for example. The logo for the London 2012 olympics:


I'm not sure it's an improvement per se, but at least I can't see Lisa Simpson anymore :-)

[vatine]

Person warming hands over/by a flaming bin?

[ossamenta]

Yes, I can see that. That's a much nicer image in my head, so I think I will have to work to solidify that one before all the olympic madness gets going properly next year.

[(Anonymous)]

Zoomed right in on a small detail of something that looks completely different that close up than it does from far enough back to take it all in.

Steph

[ossamenta]

Something like this?

Can you guess what it is? (or maybe it's just too blindingly obvious)