Gillian Everett's photos with the keyword: white

It's a soap dish, most likely originally my Mum's, but it has been next to our laundry sink for a long time...

Completing February's daily photos. This stately eucalyptus is next to the library in Laurieton, NSW, Australia.

Sunday challenge post 15 December www.ipernity.com/group/daysincolour365/discuss/199790

New South Wales, Australia Some glorious days, and plenty of rain. Sunday challenge 118 - Season

Saturday challenge 368

Saturday challenge 361 - 13.07.2024 - A white object The original motif should be one or more white objects, can be shown as a grayscale or color image. Structures in the white object must be recognizable!

Native flowers from our garden in winter, NSW, Australia Sunday challenge 101, Still life with white china. The boot was made by my Aunt Grace.

Van insignia/logo, New South Wales, Ausralia

Black and white image, with pattern

Flowering now, NSW, Australia. Saturday challenge 341. - 24.02.2024 - Soft

New South Wales, Australia Scavenger Hunt 22H15

in our garden, New South Wales, Australia. The Yesterday Today and Tomorrow plant (Brunfelsia) is a tropical plant native to Brazil. Its lush green foliage is accented with unique blooms that change color. The flowers bloom first as a purple or violet bloom. The next day that same bloom is pale lavender and the next day it is white.

Saturday challenge 273. - 03.09.2022 - Negativ Space Mystery solved... It is a small wine companion container shaped as a bunch of grapes, containing a corkscrew, etc.

Crazy cats cushion cover from Moderny. CMT5 Sunday challenge Quirky

Sunday challenge - A4 white paper Paper plane created by Ian :-)

The Yesterday Today and Tomorrow plant (Brunfelsia) is a tropical plant native to Brazil. Its lush green foliage is accented with unique blooms that change color. The flowers bloom first as a purple or violet bloom. The next day that same bloom is pale lavender and the next day it is white.

The Yesterday Today and Tomorrow plant (Brunfelsia) is a tropical plant native to Brazil. Its lush green foliage is accented with unique blooms that change color. The flowers bloom first as a purple or violet bloom. The next day that same bloom is pale lavender and the next day it is white. Sunday challenge - Change/seasonal

what the cool bears are wearing :-) It wasn’t until the 20th century that modern sunglasses as we know them were invented. In 1929, Sam Foster began selling the first mass-produced shades, which soon became a hot fashion item on the Atlantic City boardwalk. A few years later, Bausch & Lomb got in on the act when the company began making sunglasses for American military aviators, a design that has changed little since General Douglas MacArthur sparked a new trend when he wore a pair to the movies. sunglassmuseum.com Sunday challenge - Blue Scavenger hunt - Sunglasses