The photo challenge this week is for photos of doubles; two similar things in one image. Here are a few examples from my archives.
The flags of two countries fly from this staff at the Navy Point Marina. It’s in the US, but near that border with Canada and frequently visited by Canadian guests. (The small pennant at the top identifies the marina.)
A patch of day lilies caught my eye with these two brilliant blooms.
These two charming baby dragon sculptures were the cake toppers at my daughter’s dragon-themed wedding. The groom designed them and had them 3D printed, and the bride painted them.
Posted in response to Lens Artist #69: Seeing Double, with thanks to Tina for this week’s challenge
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I must admit I don’t often click on a photo for greater detail bu those little dragons were definitely click-worthy. They’re fantastic. Congratulations on your daughters marriage
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Thank you. The dragons were so charming and cheeky! The cake they topped was decorated as a castle with vines and flowers climbing up the stone, and they cut it with a dragon’s-head knife. It was wonderful!
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I love dragons – and love the idea for your daughter’s wedding. They look terrific! Congratulations to your daughter as well – and the teamwork for making the dragons sounds like a good start for a life together!
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What a fun post! I liked your pairings.
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A wonderful paring selections for seeing double, Celia! 🙂
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