Weekly Photo Challenge No. 49 - Rule of Odds

[Sepiana]

Hi everyone,

Would you like to participate in the Weekly Photo Challenge? Just post a photo or photos which will be your interpretation of the theme.

The rules are rather simple.

Your photo(s) should be your own, i.e., they should not have been taken by someone else.
Your photo(s) should be taken during the week of the theme.
You are allowed to do some photoshopping.
You are to experiment and, most of all, have fun.

NOTE:  The Rule of Odds states that images are more visually appealing when they contain an odd number of subjects. So, get your camera and look for groupings of items/subjects in odd numbers. Let’s go odd!

[dennis9]

Strolling in the park this morning, I spotted this trio of ducks and thought they were ideal to start the ball rolling with this week's theme.




Dennis

[Sepiana]

Dennis,

What a great way to start this challenge! This is a perfect example of the Rule of Odds. I love how you also captured the symmetry of the three ducks in a triangle formation. Another job well done!

[kathylee]

A Very Old Typewriter has three buttons aside from the letters. I do not know what they are for?

[Squirrel2014]

For some reason, tab setting springs to mind. I don't remember keys like your orange ones, but I do seem to remember there was some sort of key(s) to press to set tabs. There would have to be a key for cancelling a tab, I suspect. I can't make out any of the writing/markings as the keys themselves are blocking the view.

So, just a thought ...

[Sepiana]

kathylee,

An odd number of red buttons (3) in a sea of an odd number of keys (29) but resulting in a total of even numbers (32). Unusual interpretation of the Rule of Odds.

[kathylee]

Does my unusual interpretation of the Rule of Odds, then not count? Should I delete???

[dennis9]

I came across this antique garden feature while walking this morning in Morden Hall Park, south London.  Three arches make an attractive bridge, though it is far too old to bear anybody's weight.



Brenda

[Sepiana]

Brenda,

Great capture following the Rule of Odds. I love your composition. This is a classic! Well done!

[estherf]

The bearded iris has three standards and three falls. Nature is telling us that this is an interesting combination.

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[hmca]

This isn't the first time I've taken a picture of this building....thanks for giving me another excuse to shoot it again.....

[tonyw]

Away from home but did find 3 nice daffodils for this weeks' theme

Tony

[billz]

Thank heaven ....





Thanks for the theme Sepiana!

[Sepiana]

Es – Unfortunately, I cannot see a larger version of your image; all I am getting is a tiny thumbnail. However, kudos to you for capturing such an example of Mother Nature’s Rule of Odds. Your interpretation of this theme is spot on.

Helen – What a capture! This is the Rule of Odds taken to another level.  I love the symmetry in your composition.

Tony – Great finding! You combined signs of Spring (daffodils) and the Rule of Odds (3) to produce an eye-catching image. Well done!

Bill – Great thinking out of the box! I love that you chose to go B&W. It raised your interpretation of this theme another notch. Great job!

[dennis9]

Spotted this bus this morning, sporting the perfect number.  Also, I had to take this picture for the destination - my favourite Football Team, to which I have been addicted since childhood!




Dennis