“That’s rule number one for a photographer, isn’t it? Fill your frame?”
― David Cronenberg, Consumed
The Weekly Photo Challenge is Frame.
This is how the world frames itself in Nicaragua.
The sunset is encased in a jar at Playa Gigante.
The staircase is wrapped in colors at the Revolutionary museum in Leon.
We are mounted and framed for House Hunters International on Ometepe Island.
Selva Negra is encircled in a Bavarian setting in Matagalpa.
Playa Iguana is bordered by a rancho and an infinity pool.
The artist on the Solentiname Islands is almost ready to matt her painting.
Confined to the fort, the canon in El Castillo protects the Rio San Juan.
Francheco’s dome home on Ometepe Island is enclosed by gorgeous round windows.
Graffiti outlines the abandoned building on Corn Island.
Lauren is wreathed in her handmade Christmas present to me.
Great shots and nice post.
Glad you enjoyed them, Jane.
Lots of nice photos, which mean lots of happy memories. Thanks for sharing with us.
Thanks, Sunni. Yes, they are happy memories.
You take some great photos! We hope you are feeling better and getting back to normal there. JandM
Thanks John and Mary. I can’t wait to get out of my house to take more photos. I am walking with one crutch now. Poco a poco.
Lovely photos!
Glad you enjoyed them, Marigold.
These are all fun. I like the round windows!
janet
Janet, I love those round windows, too. I got a new MacBook when I was in the states, and my photos are still in my old MacBook. I can’t transfer the photos because the photo program is different in my new Mac. Plus, the charger cord on the old Mac is temperamental and won’t charge unless I wiggle the cord. So, it was a long process looking for framed photos for this challenge.