I collected a few over the past year during my travels. Enjoy!
sewing accessories at The Ink Pad, NYC
Newburgh, Scotland
vase in Philadelphia
Ruby Tuesday at McGee Tyson airport
waiting to return home after my mom's surgery
an accidental photo of my finger taken with my iphone
the tree at Bryant Park, NYC
4 of 5 giant snails at Marvin Gardens, Wilton, CT
The red boat, River Tay, Newburgh Scotland
Want more red? Stroll on over to Julie's and Bridgette's to see what delights they have.
Do you have red to share? Just leave a comment and I'll be happy to link to your post. Stay tuned for updates during the day as others join in the search for Roy G Biv!
Maya of Million Little Stitches has reds from Hong Kong.
Blue Sky Dreaming has the most magical of numbers - 9
Fiona ponders a Kurt Vonnegut quote in this Thursday's thought
Susan of Flying Dog Studio Design Wall shares her favorite color
Jill of Recycled Daze has reds from the Gateway to the Grand Canyon
Yarngoddess over at Sooner or Later shares reds from her home
Francoise over at Creatilfun just let me know that she has Japanese reds to share.
We've got a few last additions - my apologies for not noticing sooner!
Stroll over and check out Sharmon Davidson's reds (which include a red rusty truck!)
as well as Cindi's variety at The Organic Manic
and Charlton Stitcher's eclectic offerings.
Lisa at Arzigogolare is joining in the search for Roy again
with intriguing photos from the street of Florence, Italy.
Fiona ponders a Kurt Vonnegut quote in this Thursday's thought
Susan of Flying Dog Studio Design Wall shares her favorite color
Jill of Recycled Daze has reds from the Gateway to the Grand Canyon
Yarngoddess over at Sooner or Later shares reds from her home
Francoise over at Creatilfun just let me know that she has Japanese reds to share.
We've got a few last additions - my apologies for not noticing sooner!
Stroll over and check out Sharmon Davidson's reds (which include a red rusty truck!)
as well as Cindi's variety at The Organic Manic
and Charlton Stitcher's eclectic offerings.
Lisa at Arzigogolare is joining in the search for Roy again
with intriguing photos from the street of Florence, Italy.
Next month - orange.
February 20 - orange
March 20 - yellow
April 17 - green
May 15 - blue
June 19 - indigo
July 17 - violet
August 21 - pink
September 18 - black
October 16 - white
November 20 - brown
December 18 - blogger's choice
Hi Jennifer
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There is red at my place this morning!
Thanks for the Roy g biv challenge
-sus
Susan, I'm so glad you joined in the fun. Love your reds - especially that X. X's are one of my favorite letters...not quite sure why, but they are. Orange next month...
DeleteI do love red. Posted a few photos on my blog today.
ReplyDeleteI love your red neon lights! Get ready for orange in February...
DeleteDefinitely, Red January!
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What a delightful collection of reds over your way! I hope you'll join us next month when we search for orange.
Deleterouge... passion! :))
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! I've just posted mine on my blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this challenge.
Thank you for joining in the search for Roy. I love your photos - especially the lanterns (not quite sure what to call them...) outside of Kyoto. Makes me yearn to visit. Enjoy!
DeleteThis has been great fun ... look forward to next month as well! Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteThere's something about a grid of 9 that is so appealing...and to have it be in red is like the icing on the cake for me. Looking forward to seeing your orange next month. Enjoy!
DeleteA dazzling array of red! I think I love the snails most - we saw some just like them at Columbus Circle in NYC I think?
ReplyDeleteAren't the snails great? This is a garden shop that has the most interesting bits - especially of the rusty kind. The snails are out front near the road when open and are quite a presence. Keep hoping to get a photo of them in snow - all that red against white is gorgeous.
DeleteSnails at Columbus Circle, huh? May just have to venture that way tomorrow. I'm going to visit the Serra sculptures tomorrow...
These are wonderful, but dangerous too! You reminded me of another red that I just have to add to my post. So many inspirations!!
DeleteThose snails are indeed fantastic - not seen playground equipment like these over here - but I guess they may be lurking somewhere.
ReplyDeleteCan't you just picture those snails with kids hanging off them? Funny. These are actually at a local garden shop. I have no idea where she got them or what they're really for, but seeing them brings a smile each time I drive by.
DeleteI've had great fun posting my red choice and now for the best part ... seeing everyone's choice!
ReplyDeleteThe snails are magnificent!
Aren't the snail great? They were such a surprise to see the first time - 5 of them, in varying spots around the garden center parking lot, white snow as their base.... It was magical. Keep waiting for more snow so I can get the shot. Enjoy!
DeleteI'm a day late and a dollar short, but hope it's not too late to play; I put my red photos up anyway! You really have some great ones here!
ReplyDeleteSharmon, thank you for joining in the search for Roy! I love your reds and hope you'll continue to play along. Enjoy!
DeleteLove your red finger and those red snails ..... red seems like such a good colour to be focussing on when all over there seems to be white and icy! Reminds me of the joy of seeing a robin's red breast against the bleak of winter. Used to see those when I lived down south - certainly not up here in Queensland!
ReplyDeleteIt's funny how one grows accustomed to seeing certain wildlife in their own area and never think about it living somewhere else. I had to stop for a second to re-read your comment about the red of a robin's breast against the bleak of winter. Never occurred to me that robins live elsewhere as they are native birds here as well. Just shows how little I know about birds and their geography, huh?
DeleteThe red of my finger was a total accident and great surprise. Couldn't resist including it. The snails are priceless. If John would let me, I'd be tempted to bring one home with me and plop it in the front yard. Wonder if it would ward off much smaller snails or act as magnet for them?
As always, I love your ROY collections, Jennifer - so many different materials, textures & variety of scale. And thanks, too, for the inspiration to post a handful of images... I was happy to see you & Julie have started the challenge again!
ReplyDeleteThank you Lisa! I'm so glad you joined us again. Your posts are always so well thought out and the photos...well...they're just exquisite. The bicycle installations are such fun. I can't imagine walking down the street to find those!
DeleteSo...are you thinking of orange yet?
J - when I saw the snails I smiled; and as F indicated those snails must travel fairly fast given we saw them scooting around the roundabout in NY. Go well. Hope you got to check the snails out in NYC. B
ReplyDeleteHi Barry. The snails are fun and were such an unexpected sight at the local garden shop. I'm still hoping to get a shot of them in snow...sliding their way across the lot...or around Columbus Circle. Enjoy!
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