Wordless Wednesday – Allow your photo(s) to tell the story.
Linking to the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #136: Theme: Subjects starting with the letter ‘S’
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These photos are so eerie yet so beautiful, especially that winding staircase.
The picture with those leaves look amazing too, wonderful colour contrast!
Great job!!
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Thank you so much for the lovely compliments on these photos.
The photo with fallen leaves is truly amazing!
Thank you so much. I’m thrilled that you like it so much.
Beautiful clicks
Thank you.
I love both of these stair images. The stone stairs with the leaves reminds me of some stone stairs in downtown Savannah, Georgia.
Thank you. I’m glad to hear that the steps with the leaves reminded you of a set of steps elsewhere.
Nature combined with man made things are a treat to the eyes. Nice photography!
Thank you, Kavi. I only wish man and nature worked well together all the time.
Sssuperb.
Thanks, John.
Beautiful, Hugh! The first one is my favorite!
Thanks, Terri. I used that photo before. It always gets a good response.
Love the leaves on the steps – really could be a book cover, don’t you think?
I never thought about it, but it’s there for anybody who’d like to use it. One of my photos as a book cover is a lovely idea.
Terrific choice Hugh, nice to have you joining us! And good for you for finding a unique S-subject!
Thanks, Tina. I was shocked to hear I was the first to come up with Steps/Stairs. Those photos seem to be inspiring some stories.
Such glorious photo Hugh 💜
Thank you, Willow.
Hi, Hugh. This is a great idea for the challenge. You’re the first one to think of stairs! I especially like that first shot–the colors and the atmosphere.
I’m glad I’ve come up with something not already thought of, Patti. These kind of challenges are always great to be part of. I love being challenged to come up with something nobody else thinks of.
Thanks so much.
Wonderful, Hugh.
Hugh, I will have to go with the spiral one as it has a hand railing and will be easier for me to use and get to the top and as mentioned in another comment, those slippery leaves will not work for me and I may just land at the bottom time and time again.
The spiral steps seem to be a big hit with everyone, Esmé. Once you go up those spiral steps, there’s no way back down, though. Would that make you change your mind?
I will go up but I will need some sort of way to get down somehow …
That’s where I come in. 😁
Two beautiful images. The first one is my favorite.
Patti hosts this week’s theme. She will love to see your post. Here is the link:https://pilotfishblog.com/2021/02/20/lens-artists-photo-challenge-136-subjects-starting-with-the-letter-s/
Thank you for letting me know, Amy.
The ones scattered with fall leaves – so inviting, even if they go nowhere. The spiral steps look very challenging.
Those autumn leaves lead to somewhere back in time — the spiral ones to a time where time does not exist. I’m getting lots of creative ideas for stories from all these comments.
Oh I love these photos, Hugh! We don’t see stone spiral stairs here (certainly not like the one in your photo)! And the leaves on the steps remind me so much of delightful Fall days. Wonderful, dear Hugh, and stories indeed! Cher xoxoxo
Thank you, Cher. The spiral stairs are in a park not far from where I live. I was rather shocked to have discovered them. Many lost souls at the top, though, because whoever climbs those steps can never come back down.
Are they, Hugh? Yes, that would be a shock to suddenly discover them close to where you live. Say, I wonder if the two staircases could be related in a story with what you brilliantly mentioned! Someone carefully walks down the leaf-covered stairs, only to be led directly up the spiral stairs, with nowhere to turn! 😉 Hhhmmmm….. Cher xoxoxo
That’s a lovely idea, Cher. And one I will keep, plant, and see if it wants to grow.
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Thank YOU, dear Hugh!! xoxo
Love the spiral stairs. Is the view good from the top?
From what I hear, yes, it is, Cathy. However, I’ve never climbed up because there’s no way of coming back down.
Oh, can you not back up?
Whatever way you reach the top, there’s no coming back down 😁
Well, that’s novel 😂
Wonderful shots, Hugh. I miss the Autumn leaves. But, I am very happy to have a LONG Spring and Summer before I see them again!
We get so much rain during the autumn and winter that the leaves turn to a muddy sludge, Donna. Even now, it’s evident. However, I’ve been told it’s perfect for the garden.
How great is that circular staircase to nowhere? Love it 🙂
Exactly – to nowhere. Once you go up, there’s no way back down. Thanks, Aimer.
Both quite strange but I would choose the spiral. The stairs don’t appear to go anywhere and I would slip on those wet leaves. The spiral at least has a rail to hang onto, a lot less steps than many of the spiral steps I have climbed in my life and it might be a good view.
The view is spectacular from the top of the spiral steps, but you can never come back down. Do the leafy steps seem more appealing now that you know that?
Oh dear, yes I would like to come back down.
Both a story, I think, Hugh.
The stories those steps could tell just from the people who have walked up them, Judith. There’s no coming back once you climb the spiral one, though. In fact, walk up that one, and there’s never an ending.
I often think of that, Hugh.And the spiral staircase – you’re so right!
Nice shots.
Thank you.
You’re welcome Hugh