This week I’m in a bit of a hurry, but I still want to be in the challenge – so I have picked out a lot of talking from my media library – all images from this fantastic summer. So not much thinking outside the box this week.
By the way I talk a lot … too ????!!!
Have a great weekend everyone – see you from Chicago.
“It’s good to talk.”
British Telecom/BT, 1994
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Brilliant!
Thank YOU!
I swear I’ve seen these guys! Mine were in Argentina!
Lulu, I think we find them everywhere …. mine are in Istanbul. *smile
How true!
I like the ducks!
Thanks …. I like the girls in the sunset. *smile
The ducks and the sunset 🙂 Hugs!
Thanks, my favorites is the sunset and the turkish men. *smile
What a great set!! You might not have been “thinking outside the box” but one thing I notice about these is that there is a lot of non-verbal communication going on, which I really like 🙂
Sarah, thank you so much for your kind comment.
It’s an art and a wonderful gift to be able to have a dialogue with talking.
I wish you a great weekend.
There is more non-verbal than verbal communication between us when we talk face to face!
You’e a probably right – but I mean meaningful non-verbal communication.
Lots of dialogue going on there Viveka!
Yes …. as British Telecom said – it’s good to talk. *smile
Well done, Viv, for someone in a hurry!
Sue, thanks a million. Leaving for Chicago and Las Vegas on Tuesday. *smile
Have fun, and looking forward to the photos!
Sue, thanks a million. I’m sure there will be images enough for months of blogging.
And some great stories, too!
That sunset looks like a peach exploded in the sky 😀
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
Uru, what a lovely expression!!!!!! *smile – thank you!
You got dialogues in dialogue in this one! All this chatter and non verbal communication is wonderful to observe. Well shot! That must be the the long lens on your camera helping you out? 😉
Hi there, Chris …. in Sweden we are not allowed to take portrait image without asking for permission – so rightly my long lens is a blessing – the other the day I took images on our farmer market – on stacks of egg … and I was told off. All images here is taken with my new camera. Thanks for your support
So you are one of the paparazzi now? 🙂 The only time I was not allowed to take a picture was at a car boot sale in France in Normandy. I took a close up of bottles of scent and the guy came after me to get my digital photo removed ! I still wonder why!!! Again, great pictures!
Maybe he was afraid that you … was going to copy his bottle!!! Thank you so much for your support.
Grins, well that is what I could come up after that, apart from the laughter about the silly situation. I was working in open space after all.I support you!
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Great gallery of people and their conversations, Viveka. I especially like the sunset one. Enjoy Chicago. How long are you there for? xx
Thank you so much …. Sylvia, my favorite too.
We are in Chicago for 5 nights and then 5 nights in Las Vegas. My 4th visit to Chicago – just like everything about it.
Lucky fishes! 😀
Just lovely! Gestures are always interesting…
A-C, thanks for your lovely comment.
Perfect photographs to go with the challenge. As always sunsets are my favorite!
It was a great subject for the challenge and I was suprised over how many images I had that would be suitable. Thank you so much for your support.