Hello, friends. I hope everyone has had a nice weekend so far. They go so fast, don’t they?
This week’s photo challenge has us seeing red. Patti has tasked us with sharing photos that feature this “emotional, fiery, and sensual” color. To make the challenge a little more difficult for myself, I chose (with one exception) to find photos where red is not the dominant hue in the scene, but rather a splash of bright color to draw the eye. Here’s what I came up with.
Britain’s iconic red telephone boxes provide a pop of color and cheer on an otherwise drab day.

You may have seen me post this one before, but I just had to share it again. The red roof of this old crofter’s cottage seems to scream, “Look at me!”

The tradition of red church doors dates back centuries. They are not only representative of the sacrificial blood of Christ, but they are also reminders of the Passover, of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice because of their faith, and historically, have signaled the church as a place of refuge, sanctuary, and safety.

A bright red city sightseeing bus colors the streets of Inverness, Scotland, on a gray day.

I have no idea what this flower is, but it was so lovely, growing up a stone wall at Ballindalloch Castle in Banffshire, Scotland.

Red car, red door, red letterbox…even the young woman’s red hair stands out to me in this photo. Taken on Bernard Street in Leith, Scotland.

Thanks for stopping by friends. I hope every one of your days this week is a red-letter day!
Cheers,

Lovely! And, as always, I learned something…red doors on Scottish churches.
Thank you, Cristine!
Nice job!
Thanks! 🙂
Wendy – you sure found some
Excellent photos to highlight how red “pops” and the last photo has some extra details to Soak up
Thank you so much. 🙂
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Beautiful red captures! Love the variety of red. 🙂
Thank you, Amy. 🙂
Beautiful pictures Wendy, I especially like the red flower growing on the stone wall!
Thank you, Sylvia. 🙂
Love your pics here!
Oh, thanks so much!
Oh Wendy, please stop posting such beautiful photographs of Scotland. I so want to go!
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Great photos – love the red cottage roof!
Thank you! 😀
I love the meaning of the red door on churches. Coming across your blog is funny timing. My girlfriends and I have been talking about it a lot because we have been missing it. Such a beautiful country!
Thank you so much for your comment. 🙂 Scotland really is a stunningly beautiful country. Any plans to return?