Amy challenges us with illustrating the Chinese theory of the five elements: Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth.
So here goes for wood by the water:
On the shore
Some metal amidst the wood and earth:
Ford Anglia amidst the moss, Kyrko Mosse
And lastly, earth and fire:
Linked to Lens-artist’s Photo Challenge at Amy’s here
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I love how elements are connected to earth. Well interpreted, Sue!
Three great photos for this theme. 🙂
Many thanks, Amy! I was wondering what I had…..
Great interpretation of the theme, Sue. I love that rusting car, which will slowly decompose and return to the earth.
Metal to earth, eh…..
You were all over that theme, Sue. Great work!
Best wishes, Pete.
Oh, thanks Pete!
Terrific examples Sue. Love how you combined multiple elements
Many thanks, Tina -I would have loved to find an image to show all five, but that wasn’t going to happen!!
Love your elements, Sue, especially the last with the fire in the shadows. Cool shot..or should I say Hot Shot! 🤣
Thank you, Jane….Hot Shot will do nicely!
Very nice!
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That old jallopy is so you, Sue! Take care! 🙂 🙂
Jalopy, Jo?? Another Spam rescue….
Love the combos, Sue – that is the way they work, the elements. Together in interaction. You always wonder what you have…but you have it all!
Tee here! Thanks, A C, but I don’t have it all…..still plenty more to learn with photography!
Ah, well, we all have…;-D I was actually thinking of your archives. You find everything there even if you start out thinking you will not find it!
Teehee!
Great photos for the subject Sue 🙂
Many thanks, Brian!
You’re welcome Sue 🙂
nice take on the elements and the ending shadows add the “us” – the humans – well done
oh and the shadows at the end kind of wrap up the post visually – with a bottom border – very cool
Yay! Thanks, I’m glad you like these!
Earth and fire is an intriguing shot Sue 🙂
We were in the Timanfaya area of Lanzarote, and as I walked up to listen to the guide, I noticed our shadows……