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This weeks Totally Informal Transglobal Challenge is

"White on White"

Don't get too hung up on interpreting the words, we are looking for your personal interpretation of the subject!

As always, please post links to your freshly taken images here on Thursday

good luck!

Lee and Bev

(with help from the Exeter meetup team!)

just to clarify the word "freshly".....please take a photo from the time of posting of this challenge and don't go trawling through your archives...any old photos will be removed from the thread...

b
xx

Ah ha! I used this very title in my White gallery back in April last: http://www.pbase.com/maire/image/96000478
So now it's back to the photo think tank to look for a pale and interesting image to capture between now and Thursday!

beverley_h wrote:just to clarify the word "freshly".....please take a photo from the time of posting of this challenge and don't go trawling through your archives...any old photos will be removed from the thread...

b
xx

I love it when she gets tough!

No need for me to consult the dictionary this time 'round.

I can hear the sighs of relief clear across the continents.

I thought the correct phrase was "like white on rice".

Nice! Fresh 'n summery!

No, Sbbish it's "like gravy on rice."

camera0bug wrote:No need for me to consult the dictionary this time 'round.

I can hear the sighs of relief clear across the continents.

NO! Say it isn't so!
I can't go thru a challenge without an understanding of the technicality of terms!!!

so here . . .from WIKI!
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=White&oldid=228763620
"Examples include classic "white" substances such as sugar, foam, pure sand or snow, cotton, clouds, and milk. Crystal boundaries and imperfections can also make otherwise transparent materials white, as in the milky quartz or the microcrystalline structure of a seashell. This is also true for artificial paints and pigments, where white results when finely divided transparent material of a high refractive index is suspended in a contrasting binder. Typically paints contain calcium carbonate and/or synthetic rutile with no other pigments if a white color is desired."

laura_sebastianelli wrote:

beverley_h wrote:just to clarify the word "freshly".....please take a photo from the time of posting of this challenge and don't go trawling through your archives...any old photos will be removed from the thread...

b
xx

I love it when she gets tough!

Yeah, it is sooooo sexy!

Near-enough the witching hour here in Whity Blighty...

http://www.pbase.com/image/100977771

here is mine :

found a white spider on white flower ...

http://www.pbase.com/dewildean/image/100978053

and

http://www.pbase.com/dewildean/image/100978052

i couldn't chose which one..

An

Not the image I had planned...
but suffice to say cats are more co-operative than teenagers
http://www.pbase.com/mairead/image/100978900

This is my entry for the thursday challenge "White on white"

http://www.pbase.com/image/100979106