They’ve been doing a lot of building in Oslo lately, and new images are emerging all over the place. They catch my eye. They might not be urban in the way described in the challenge, but I still find them very urban. I’ll bring my camera along going downtown and see if I find something more fit for this challenge the coming week.
Today was Oslo Photo Marathon (Oslo Fotomaraton). It started at 11 am and the final hand in was at 11 pm. 12 pictures on 12 given topics in 12 hours. I walked 28 km (17,5 miles) today. I’m tired and my feet are aching, but it was a lot of fun and a great opportunity to practice and learn.
Sudden heavy rainfall before the thunder storm.
I think something’s going on in Oslo. Some festival or something. These cars aren’t a common sight.
Ghosts playing at night. Testing my tripod in the darkness.
The weekly photo challenge some weeks back was “Growth”. I started taking pictures of my budding flowers for the challenge. After posting “Weekly photo challenge: Growth” I kept on taking pictures of the buds, and this is the development so far.
So, I’m going to break my own postaday rules today. I’m supposed to take at least one picture a day. Done. I should take a picture that can stand on its own. That’s my intention. I’m going to post a picture every day, and that picture must be taken the same day. There are a few more too, but this is the one I’m going to break today. I’ve taken at least 50 pictures today. I used a selection of these on my Norwegian knitting blog. They obviously serve a different purpose than those I post here. I’m saving the rest of the day’s pictures for a different occasion. So today’s postaday is now featuring a picture from Saturday. Can I break my own rules?
And on the topic postaday rules, I’m going to the states next week. I don’t know what kind of access I’ll have to the Internet. Should I make posts in advance and schedule the publishing for each day or should I take a chance on having access during the trip so I can post pictures every day?
A short walk away from my flat.
Jessica's lens 