Primarily Bright

This week, for the Lens-Artists Challenge, Sofia invites us to focus on primary colours: red, yellow and blue. Let’s keep it simple and do just that. Click on any image to enlarge it.

RED

Poppies in a field along the road
Chillies drying below a window in Spain
My granddaughter looks through the red window.
A pillar boc in Buxton, Derbyshire
Teatime in Granada.
Fly agaric.

YELLOW

In Galicica National Park, North Macedonia
Bee and sunflower in Shropshire
Sreeet Art in Brick Lane London
Gorse above Staithes, North Yorkshire
Rudbeckia
Steve Messam’s ‘Spiked’ in the Temple of Piety, Fountains Abbey 2021

BLUE

Bubbles above the South Bank, London.
Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias, Valencia
At the car wash in Ripon
Vultures in la Rioja, Spain
Jellyfish at the Horniman Museum, London
The North Sea between Hull & Rotterdam

The header image comes from the floor of a room at Tate Liverpool. It’s Jim Lambie’s: Zobop 1999.

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Author: margaret21

I'm retired and live in North Yorkshire, where I walk , write, volunteer and travel as often as I can.

54 thoughts on “Primarily Bright”

  10. Great blocks of colour with some quirky choices. Looking at these colour posts I have come to a conclusion that primary colours make us happy. Well they do me. ♥️💛💙

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    1. They absolutely do! As it happens, the weather is good today. But there have been many days this summer when primary colours were de rigeur to replace the absent sunshine.

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  12. Some really clever shots here Margaret! I love the one of your granddaughter at the red window, the bubbles on the South Bank and the car wash – such a great idea for an image! And of course I recognised the yellow street art from Brick Lane 🙂

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  14. A wonderful collection of colourful delights Margaret. That Staithes Gorse reminded me of short stays in a small family hotel there. All main courses were caught, or shot, by the owner and all milk, eggs, vegetables, and bread travelled less than a couple of hundred yards! We never ate so richly before, or since!

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  17. Wow Margaret – GREAT job on this one. Amazing array of beautiful and colorful images. Must say the colorful floor is a scene-stealer! (along with your red granddaughter😊)

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  21. Well, that’s interesting. Thanks so much. I couldn’t leave a comment on your post, but Lambie’s more restrained earlier effort seems to fit in well here.

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  22. Wow! What a full gallery of primary colors and their combinations! Wonderful. You knocked it out of the park with this one (or is ‘knocked it for six’ the cricket equivalent?).

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