An orange door from the south of France Now that I've added other pictures, it looks much more yellow but it looked orange enough when I started.
HMS Victory in Portsmouth Historic Dockyard in the south of England.
Back to the south of France, and an arcade in the Place Nationale in Montauban. Like nearby Toulouse and also Albi, it is built mainly of brick. Toulouse is called the Ville Rose (pink city) but I think this looks more orange. Well, I will for today anyway.
Orange parasols by the Mediterranean Sea.
A marmalade cat but its name is Caramelle.
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a marvelous collection! i love your shot of the brick arcade. awesome DoF.
ReplyDeleteInteresting photos! The cat looks very stately.
ReplyDeleteNice oranges. . . The stern of the ship is amazing.
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gorgeous captures of orange!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos and Caramelle looks adorable :)
ReplyDeleteA wonderful collection of colourful photos.
ReplyDeleteHmmm, A. You say you're running out of pictures but you put so many up in this one entry! :D
ReplyDeleteVery nice, I love the ship!
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ReplyDeletethats a nice take on the orange theme....love all the different oranges esp the first with the doorway
Lots of orange fun! The brick arcade looks orange to me, too. Orange and brownish-red are about the same to me. I had to ask the husband (an artist) whether they were. He reassured me they were not. I still beg to differ.
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All of these shots are stunning but I have to say I love that third one. Great composition
ReplyDeleteAll of these shots are magnificent... but, I am very partial to the kitty. She is so regal looking!
ReplyDeleteGreat arcade shot.
ReplyDeleteThat's a marmalade cat? I didn't know what you called them. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely shots! love the marmalade cat!
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