2013 Mid-month Theme
Jan - Festival of the Belly Button
Jan - Australia Day
Feb - Waitangi Day, NZ
Mar - Festival of the Equinox
Apr - St George's Day6, England
May - Constitution Day, Norway
Jun - Festival of the Solstice
Jul - Bastille Day, France
Aug - Independence Day, India
Sep - Festival of the Equinox
Oct - National Day, Spain
Nov - National Day, Latvia
Dec - Independence Day, Finland
2013 First-of-Month Theme
Jan - [not held]
Feb - Umbrellas
Mar - Cafe chairs
Apr - Pedestrians crossing
May -The creative artisan
Jun - The beauty of decay
Jul -
Aug -
Sep -
Oct -
Nov -
Dec -
16 comments:
Wonderful gothic spires!
Certainly makes one feel time. An impressive image.
Noble silhouettes, wonderful spires! Thank you again for helping us with Theme Days!
Ahh St. Mary's, beautiful any way you look at her.
Thanks for providing our get-together spot again this month.
I linked this blog overall because I was impressed by this very beautiful silhouette. Great photo and great page Julie !
Thank you again hosting our theme day gathering spot, Julie!
Yes, I'll say it - inspiring capture with that light.
Thanks, Julie, for taking us in again and again.
As usual I mess up my link. Anyway lovely silhouette photo. Was trying for that but failed. lovely!
Do not worry about the result, Layrayski. You have joined in and that is the importannt thing!
Enjoyed all your silhouette pictures from the beach this week Julie and the spires are very effective too. Thanks once more for holding CDP theme day together.
A great silhouette for October!
You have interpreted the silhoutette theme with an inspirational feeling. The spires captivate.
Beautiful image, great light and the architecture is impressive!
Thanks Julie for again providing a meeting place. I appreciate it a lot, even though I have been a bit of a recluse as regards commenting on CDP blogs.
Question: is the CDP portal as we knew it totally a thing of the past, or is there a rough timeframe in which one can expect it to be resurrected? I know that we relied on the kindness of a volunteer who may have more important things on his plate. Perhaps there are other ways to recreate the portal functionality? (I really liked the harvesting of thumbnails part of it, and am not really a facebook user, nor do I want to enter my daily posts on facebook. But that's just me, I realize that.)
And, not to forget: a great silhouette up there!
I have replied on your contributing post, Paul.
Beautiful! Great choice, Julie.
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