The weekly photo challenge asks us to photograph something from three different angles. You’ll not be too surprised to learn that I only managed two shots of this wicker installation at the Chorley Flower Show (yes, you read that correctly) before my eye drifted off to the flowers in the background.
Light was striking the wicker family very differently viewed from the side and the action seemed more dynamic, less frozen – or is that just me?
My third view of the scene stretches the brief almost to breaking point, but it does show an extra perspective. And whenever I see wildflower meadows, I always want to celebrate them!
Take a look at how other people have interpreted this week’s challenge – I doubt I’m the only rebel, but let’s see!
Susan Rushton 
nothing to do with this actual post -which is interesting – but I clicked on the link for last weeks’s challenge and left a message asking that she created a gallery of the actual pictures after the week had finished.
I’m tempted to join it, it seems a nice lazy one to be part of – except that having to click on endless links to see what people have done is not exactly visual – smile
if you agree – perhaps you could also suggest the idea?
Love the pics of the wicker family. The light does do some amazing things. Thank you for sharing. Hugs
I’m glad you liked them. It’s amazing what a craftsperson can create – we’ve seen quite a few of them recently at shows, weaving and teaching visitors to make simple designs.
Lovely – and how great that the wild flower meadow includes thistles!
There’s lots of thistles growing wild round here. I don’t know much about them as plants – I always assumed they were perennials but they have quite flimsy roots.
This is really cool. Love it.
Beautiful thistles.
Beautiful wicker family! 🙂
That’s certainly different and unexpected wicker!
I’ve never seen a family portrait before!