When I was going through the photos of my trip from Bryce Canyon to Coral Pink Sand Dunes I found a shot I forgot I had taken at the Rock Stop. It was of a shelf of votive candle holders; I just loved how they looked en masse.
So I had a look through my files and found some other instances when I filled my frame with multiples of the same object and here’s what I came up with. First, a burst of spring in Central Park with a drift of creamy tulips.
A mound of Rambutan at a market stall in Hawaii made me do a double-take, then reach for my camera.
A stack of ornate pocket mirrors sparkling on the streets of Little India in Jackson Heights, Queens.
And finally, if you ate enough of these, you would almost certainly develop multiple cavities.
If you would like to join in this week’s travel theme (everyone’s welcome!) here’s what to do:
- Create your own post and title it Travel theme: Multiples
- Include a link to this page in your post so others can find it too
- Get your post in by next Thursday, as the new travel theme comes out on Friday
- Don’t forget to subscribe to keep up to date on the latest weekly travel themes. Sign up via the email subscription link in the sidebar or RSS.
Go forth and multiply find multiples to photograph.
xxx
Ailsa







Multiple photos from multiple cameras:
Cheers!
Love it, PJB, the hands and the poppies are my faves, so striking! xxx
Thanks so much, I didn’t realize how many “multiples” I had until I did this 🙂
Fabulous! I’m so pleased I found your blog … gotta dash and get my post of “Multiples” up for tomorrow!
Hi Ailsa, this is my entry: http://ingriddendievel.wordpress.com/2013/01/06/travel-theme-multiples/
I love the simplicity of the blue and white, it’s so crisp. xxx Ailsa
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Hello Ailsa,
Thank you so much for stoping by and liking this Theme of mine. I am so glad you came by because I found your page that allow like me to join your weekly theme challenge. Traveling is part of my passion’s. Looking forward to the next challenge. I hope this Theme I posted could relate the Theme Travel: Multiples
http://chikawithyeneyes.wordpress.com/2013/01/06/sunday-post-goals/
Have a good one,
Yen-Yen
Love it, Yen-Yen, congrats on checking off multiple goals from your to-do list. Yosemite looks amazing!
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Rambutan
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Hello Ailsa, Here’s my “Multiples” contribution.: http://twoscamps.wordpress.com/2013/01/06/travel-theme-multiples-2/ Cheers! -Maureen
Wow, a tree full of iguanas, amazing shot Maureen!
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Hi Ailsa, great inspiration, thanks! Here’s my entry for this week.
I love it, Angeline, all those bright colours just make me feel cheery! xxx
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I love those Indian mirrors, here is my contribution. http://thegingerbreadcafe.wordpress.com/2013/01/06/travel-theme-multiples/
How beautiful, especially the old stone with the lichens, and what a great way to dust off the cobwebs! xxx
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The creamy white tulips are gorgeous!
Great theme Ailsa! And I discovered I had a fair number 🙂
Wow, Madhu, these photos are amazing. You travel to the most incredible places – thank you for sharing some of it with us. I love it.
Absolutely brilliant!!! Love all.
Thanks petit4chocolatier, hope your 2013 is starting off well! xxx
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This time, I’m in Turkey: http://juliedawnfoxphotography.wordpress.com/2013/01/06/travel-theme-multiple-moments/
Wow, some lovely shots of Turkey, Julie, and those sweets look yummy! 🙂
Gorgeous images, Ailsa! Here’s my contribution of multiples from some of my travels:
http://jenniferkellandperry.wordpress.com/2013/01/05/travel-theme-multiples/
Sorry, this is the right link: http://jenniferkellandperry.wordpress.com/2013/01/06/travel-theme-multiples/
Wonderful shots from all over the globe, Jennifer, my faves are the umbrellas in Cuba and those fabulous ladies in Montreal – love them! xxx
Thanks, Ailsa…I wish I had those ladies in my garden. lol
I love these photos! I’m al;ways taking photos like this! Now I have to root through all my archives 🙂 I was hoping for an early night!!
Hee hee, sorry to disrupt your sleep, Barbara! xxx
The ultimate multiples… by someone with Multiple Personality Disorder!
http://brokenlightcollective.wordpress.com/2013/01/06/multiple-personalities/
Wonderful post, Broken Light, my compliments to Quantumphysica. xxx
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Here is my contribution: http://wp.me/p1tzBV-1UJ As soon as I spotted these creatures, I knew I had to take a photo — even though my camera was not in an accessible place at the time (think over stuffed car trunk!) I wish I had had a longer lens — or that there hadn’t been a fence, a dog and mud between me and this tree!
Wow, that is crazy cool, Anne, I’ve never seen so many birds in one tree, or heard of crowboarding! 🙂
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Yet another entry Ailsa – http://lynneayersbeyondthebrush.wordpress.com/2013/01/06/framing-the-shot/
These are glorious, Lynne – those carnival masks are stunning, and I love the shot of the mushrooms, but my heart was stolen by that shot of the cormorants! xxx
Thank you,Ailsa – the cormorants en masse were quite an arresting sight. I appreciate your comment.
Here is my multiple – multiple http://quotidianhudsonriver.com/2013/01/06/1-6-12-travel-theme-multiples-2/
Love it, Robert – those tomatillos in particular, so eye-catching. xxx
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Here’s a few from me: http://cobbledtoolbox.wordpress.com/2013/01/07/travel-theme-multiples/
Wonderful shots, cobbledtoolbox, that seed pod photo is fantastic! xxx
Thank you.
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Here’s my contribution:
Cheers! 🙂
Lovely series, Karen, that cone-shaped incense is wonderful, I could look at that photo for hours! xxx
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A little late this week, Ailsa, but here goes. http://ayearinmyshoes.wordpress.com/2013/01/07/travel-theme-multiples/
Hya Livvy, love your shots, those mushrooms are so cool looking, wonderful capture! 🙂
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That is weird – I was sure I has commented on here Ailsa about those tulips and the mirrors…guess Akismet must have spammed me. But I really love the tulips….the colour is gorgeous and I like those mirrors, they are so fun.
Hey Jo, you did comment earlier – but the comments are split up into pages of 50 – it’s been super busy this week so there are 5 pages of comments – you have to click back to see the other comments, whew – I’m working my way through everyone’s entries one by one, and am only halfway through the third page!
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Very well captured – all photos
– these candle holders are beautiful, really like them… 🙂
Oh wow, ledrakenoir, those lavender fields are spectacular, I would love to be right there right now, how wonderful! xxx
Made it before Friday…
A mystery plant – let me know if you find out what it is, Jo, it’s very cool! 🙂
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Such a fun topic! Your photos are great and perfect as always!!!
Here is my entry! ENJOY!
http://www.ceephotography.com/2013/01/07/travel-theme-multiples/
Love it, Cee – that row of posts is lovely, and oh, those colourful toadstools, how wonderful!
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The weekly travel theme “multiples” was such a great topic I had to add some more photos. Here are a few more of my favorites of multiples found in nature.
http://politonomicsandtravel.wordpress.com/2013/01/07/weekly-travel-theme-multiples-2-01-07-2012/
Woah, these are so cool, Daniel – especially the lava catus and the Christmas iguanas, wonderful! Oh how I long to visit the Galapagos! xxx
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I’ve enjoyed seeing all the posts for this challenge; and really like the quartz candle holders with all the shades. I’m joining in colorful arches and birds: http://canoecommunications.wordpress.com/2013/01/07/riverside/
Gorgeous, c & c, I’ve never heard of Riverside before but now I want to visit! xxx
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