This week’s WordPress photo challenge could be depicted in so many ways…
For this week’s challenge, share an image that depicts transition. Let life itself be your muse.
I could have chosen from sunrises, sunsets, storms…you name it there are plenty to use. However, I have chosen to show the transition of shade to full sun, on a house I photographed in my hometown (Toowoomba, Australia).
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Your choice of light to shade is very symbolic Kim. Love the house.
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Yes, the house is beautiful. Perfect location with the shady trees. It had a beautiful garden out the back, including veges.
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My kind of house. The Queenslanders have so much character. Toowoomba is such a beautiful place too. Do you know who lives in the house?
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No I don’t know the owner. If I had a Queenslander, I’d be a happy chappy. I am considering creating an ebook of Queenslanders. There are so many beautiful versions out there, and I have a lot of photos that would qualify I think — I may also sketch some.
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A coffee table book in the making! You could intersperse photos with sketches and have text explaining the history of each. Put me down for one.
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Yes, that’s what I was thinking. That way I could learn the history. My grandmother had a Queenslander and it is on its way back to its former glory — over the years, various owners renovated to their own needs, and finally someone has begun to bring it back.
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We attempted it once in an old schoolhouse on the edge of the Lamington Plateau. While not strictly a Queenslander it was transformed into one with much effort and expense. I loved living there.
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…and that’s such an amazing location. I was up there earlier in the year and was blown away by the scenery and lack of “city-like” sound. Give me wind in the trees any day.
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Pretty house.
janet
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Thanks Janet — that is an older style of architecture that is now becoming a popular renovation. It’s known as a Queenslander, often built up on stumps (this one wasn’t) to take advantage of any breeze that might be around — because it gets so hot here. My parents had one as well, but not as grand looking as this one.
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Good choice!
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Thank you — it was almost waving to be picked. 🙂
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You are most welcome.. Have a great day.
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