Weekly Photo challenge: Theme is LAND, SEA or STREETSCAPES

[puddleback]

The challenge is open to everyone. It is about having fun and finding things to suit the theme. You can be as creative or imaginative as you like and you don't have to be a great photographer.

Everyone has a land, sea or street scape outside their front door/window so go for it!

Rules are simple:

1. Photo must be your own work

2. Creepy stuff like spiders and snakes must be puit in a spoiler box. Please advise what the spoiler box contians so the individual can choose whether or not to peek. Muggsy and Lis have a foot phobia so they would appreciate a spoiler box for any pics of tootsies.

• The challenge ends at around 8.30pm AEST on Monday 11 August 2014.
  

• You can vote for as many pics as you like by using the kudos button.
  
• The photo with the most Kudos at the close of voting wins.

• Winner gets to choose the next theme.
  

There is a separate thread for general discussion of the photos to help keep the flow going on the challenge thread.

Not sure about Wally...watch this space....

The photo with the most Kudos at the close of voting wins.

[lealta]

This is a photo of a nature-made cutout in a rock formation in Zion National Park in Utah USA.  I took it yesterday as we drove through the park.

[tcmsecretuseid]

Dancin' in the streets..... 

[lurker172602]

Now you see him ............................................................. now you don't 

[ten*teeny*tiny*toes]

I think half our town did the walk yesterday to the lighthouse. Can only happen on the lowest tide of the year. 

From a distance it was like a trail of Ants!!!

[freddie*rooster]

This thread needs bumping - 

Some amazing photography by some very talented 

Community Spirit folk what a shame these threads arn't

still used.

[imastawka]

Most of the posters are no longer here.

And there was no winner announced, by the looks of it.

[freddie*rooster]

Yes a lot of familiar ID's - we need MLOR on the case 

[icyfroth]

Streetscape: Sydney Council's Christmas Tree Martin Place, Sydney, 2016