Me too - I think the pinkish and grey combination is just right

I like this - amazing how things appear completely different (and very beautiful) when you properly look at them rather than just glancing

This is like the painting of someone’s dream - do the hieroglyphics translate as anything ?

So glad you like it - I’ve been fascinated by the piece ever since I first heard about it - I especially like the thought of those missing notes floating around the galaxy

I am so glad it made it :-) I like it a lot - though it makes me shudder a bit to look at it.

This is beautiful - it looks like the essence of autumn to me

The first photo almost looks like an (incredibly detailed) drawing to me. I see what you mean about the bird of ill omen :-)

We don’t have so many of those in the UK - I guess our nearest equivalent is garden railings festooned with gloves which helpful people have found dropped on the pavement and then moved to higher quarters

I agree with@staywild and yourself on the quandary of seeing something with your own eyes v watching through a camera lens - not that I am anything but a taker of holiday snapshots myself. When you take

I like the fact that this is taken from underneath the tulips - a beetles eye view :-)

Wow - when I first looked at this I really thought it was a sculpture - amazing!

I like this a lot - can’t wait to see the next stages

What a beautiful scene - looks like it should be in The Lord of the Rings :-) I am always intrigued by the items of clothing people manage to lose out doors. It’s mainly socks round here at the moment

I’m really enjoying your commentary. Have you ever seen Trevor Nunn’s Macbeth with Ian Mckellan and Judi Dench? All the cast sat round a dark stage- getting up and walking into the light when they’re involved

I think it really helps you to tune in to Shakespeare’s language if you watch or listen to a production of a play. Reading it out aloud helps too. The RSC have produced audio recordings of every single

Great idea ! Like you I have long regretted the gaps in my reading . A few years ago I decided to go right back to the beginning with the Greeks and Romans and carry on from there. At first I was really

Thanks for sharing your Steemit know how - very useful 😁

Thank you :-)

I really like this - it’s quite surreal.

Thanks for taking the time to do this - I am always on the look out for new recipes and all these apps are new to me.