

Definitely not what I would expect to see in Japan. 🙂
Peering down the road, you can just make out a lone cyclist in the distance.
My take on Cee’s challenge this week as well as the Which Way one.
Stretching as far as one can see, part of the Tokyo cityscape from the Tokyo Skytree. Most awesome, it looks like this in all directions and gives an amazing perspective on the 13.8 million inhabitants of this metropolis.
Check out other great cityscapes at Patti’s site.
These curves are actually a sound barrier (or sound tunnel) on the City Link in the Melbourne, AU, suburb Flemington. My caption is a reference to the nearby railway station, Flemington Bridge, although, to me, it kind of looks like a cheese grater. Fitting, perhaps, since the yellow beam “Cheesestick” – part of Melbourne International Gateway – is close by.
Bleu et Jaune. Blu e Giallo. Blau und Gelb. BlÃ¥tt och Gult. Azul y Amarillo… In any language, Blue and Yellow 🙂
I did a double take when I saw the pepper image in Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Any Kind Geometric Shape. Almost a year earlier I had taken a photo of a very similar pepper display in a market. In black and white, even. My image was done quite a bit closer so I’m not sure if it fits the ‘any kind of geometric shape’ of the challenge (well, OK, it has curves) but it is an interesting coincidence. Reason enough for me to share 🙂 .