Daily Themes April 2024

[dreampolice]

Any ones we have done a million times, let me know and I'll edit it before Monday.

01/04 Obsolete
02/04 Through
03/04 Digital
04/04 Work happens
05/04 Pass
06/04 News
07/04 Movement
08/04 Pink
09/04 Smile
10/04 Mix
11/04 Snack
12/04 Grave
13/04 Feathers
14/04 Wave
15/04 Media
16/04 Abstract
17/04 Candid
18/04 Brolly
19/04 Fluid
20/04 Double
21/04 Bright
22/04 Tacky
23/04 Inverse/Inverted
24/04 Blur
25/04 Lines
26/04 Don’t care what it is of, but must have been taken today.
27/04 In a row
28/04 Shelf
29/04 Inside
30/04 ABLT

[zx9]

Thanks Nige, just one question. What is ABLT?

[dreampolice]

Another Bloody Lone Tree

[Chester PB]

Mar 29, 2024 12:23:46 GMT dreampolice said:

Another Bloody Lone Tree

So we can have a picture of one that's been used before? 
Just seeking clarity...

[dreampolice]

Of course

[dreampolice]

Analogue by Nigel G, on Flickr

[peterob]

I was thinking that a farmer these days would probably regard a tracked diesel engine rather obsolete for ploughing tasks. (I think it is a plough but I made the shot too tight)


274A0385.jpg by Pete, on Flickr

[kate]

Nimrod by Kate Ferris, on Flickr

Nimrod I didn't mind these going overhead. Hated the Tornados though.

[zx9]

The AA phone box.

Devil's Bridge IMG_1361edit by Keith Hudson, on Flickr

[zx9]

Press button A...

Button A Button B IMG_9875edit by Keith Hudson, on Flickr

[zx9]

London's docklands cranes.

Docklands IMG_5330edit2021 by Keith Hudson, on Flickr

[zx9]

Bascule bridges that never need to open.

Bascule bridge Surrey Quays IMG_8245edit2BW by Keith Hudson, on Flickr

[peterob]

Unguarded belt-driven blade that can rip the length of a tree-trunk with ease - obsolete as anything! 

274A5781.jpg by Pete, on Flickr

[Kath]

16-04-10_Dumbarton-005 by Kath Polley, on Flickr

The Allied Distillery in Dumbarton had been an obsolete ruin for several years by the time I took this photograph in 2016.  There is currently a Lidl and several blocks of flats in its place.

[stevewmh]

Phone boxes are more or less obsolete these days. This ones been repurposed to sell coffee.

My London ? by Stephen Hayto, on Flickr