Taking in Life around Me......#SundayStills....theme: Burlywood
This challenge is hosted by Terrie from Second Wind Leisure. Here is where to find her current post. I've also been loving visiting the blogs of the other participants and being inspired by their interpretations of the theme.
This weeks theme is a color challenge, and the color is "burlywood". I'll be honest, I had no idea what that color was. But Terri probably knew that because she said in parenthesis, (think khakis, light shade of brown). Thanks Terri. I love how she explains how she chooses the colors.
I wasn't sure what I could come up with for this challenge, but I think I did pretty good.
This mushroom popped up in our yard a year or so ago and it definitely has the burlywood color.
Sourdough bread anyone!!!
I love when the thistles turn brown. Almost more than when they're purple.
I had another photo of leaves I was looking for but I'm kind of feeling blah today so just grabbed the first one I saw.
One of our new wall colors kind of has a light Khaki color to it, it's called Tapestry Beige.
These rocks in Ladder Canyon in Palm Desert area definitely fit the color theme.
When we were in Switzerland, these ceilings and the wall design in one of the castles we visited were fascinating.
Kirstin
You shared a wonderful set of burlywood colors, Kirstin! I'm amazed how common the color is but how beautiful it can be with our focus upon it. Love that shot from the canyon looking up and the thistles! Have a great few weeks and I will be back to share my adventures and new photos!
ReplyDeleteYay, can't wait to hear of your adventures. It's true, sometimes we think of certain colors as so dull and we ignore them, but when we focus on finding them in nature or wherever, we realize just how striking they are, especially against other colors.
DeleteFabulous examples of the colour Kirstin, and I love that quote about be where your feet are!
ReplyDeleteThank you Deb. I had heard that quote several times and just love it. It reminds me to be present.
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ReplyDeleteThat bread looks delicious! You founds lots of great examples.
ReplyDeleteThanks Joanne. It's a yummy recipe for sure. It doesn't last long either.
DeleteI love your burlywood choices! The mushroom is wonderful and the bread looks delicious! :) The leaves remind me that fall is on the way and I am looking forward to it!
ReplyDeleteThank you Susanne for visiting. I appreciate it.
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