Rainbow 2018-18

A weather vane atop Fonthill Castle, Doylestown, Pa. It symbolizes the motto of Henry Mercer, the man who planned and built this beautiful estate:

Who learns will love and not destroy,
The creature's life, the flower's joy.

Apologies for yet another massive upload. I can't seem to stay on top of things this year! No need to comment on all of them.

[Henri Russell]

I really like this. I think you were smart to put black and white into your rainbow.

[Pyrrhula]

Like it. Makes me think of a friend that bikes and had a windvane of a biker made.

[Nicole Campbell]

A very simplistic shot Ann but very beautiful too

[Helen Jane]

unusual vane and interesting.

[katy]

fascinating weather vane. I like it inverted like this. Incredibly creative

[Marnie]

I like this a lot, and that quote is worth memorising.

[Babs]

What a great find. I love it. I am struggling to keep up with 365 at the moment too. I manage to post a photo, but commenting and thanking people for their comments is proving difficult.

[haskar]

Nic composition and processing.

[Rob Z]

Fabulous Ann - love the negative image and the negative space!!

[Carole Sandford]

Love the simplicity!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@henrir @haskar
Thank you Henri and Haskar for the favs!

@pyrrhula @nicolecampbell @helenhall @grammyn @golftragic @onewing @robz @carole_sandford

Thank you Ferry, Nicole, Helen, Katy, Marnie, Babs, Rob, and Carole!

[wendy frost]

Lovely weather vane and capture. Great quote to remember.

[Kathy]

An interesting silhouette.