I’m taking a different tack this time. The actual letter will be found somewhere in the photo, part of the design and composition itself, not within any printed words that may also be found in the photo.
Plaza de Las Armas, Buenos Aires
MS Rotterdam poolside
Viaduct of Eze on the Moyenne Corniche, southern France
Thunder Bay airport, Ontario
For my other entries to this challenge see Frizztext A-Z challenge in my tag cloud hidden at the top of the page – click on the symbol under the black bar at the top of the page
Beyond the Brush 
An easy one for you this week I see 🙂
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Yes, M was pretty easy …R was the most difficult, as is apparent from the photo I think 😉
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Yes I am still struggling with R – looking at the roses, but still not seeing it! Or is it lowercase – r – ?
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It is the rose – to the left of the face …. I know, a bit obscure but VERY difficult to find an R.
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Well I think you did awfully well with these and your photos got better as you went on! I have also had a peek at your watercolours, you are one very talented lady!
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So kind, Jude, thank you.
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Nicely found! And I’m glad you didn’t succumb to the golden arches….:)
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hi Lynne,
my favorite M:
the one in the Ontario airport,
hanging upside down like a
bat from the ceiling!
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🙂
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I thought you might have the mighty golden arches this week Lynne…:)
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Ha!
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You definitely need a keen eye to spot some of these, Lynne, and they always make me smile 🙂
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That’s my purpose, Jo – thank you for letting me know I succeeded 🙂
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Such a clever way to respond to the challenge.
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🙂
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It’s easy once you get the idea isn’t it?
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And keep an eagle eye 🙂
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