This week, the topic of the Daily Post’s photo challenge is about ‘order’. ‘Order’ is quite a broad topic with many different meanings. On the one hand, ‘order’ might describe the disposition or arrangement of things and people related to each other in a specific pattern, method or sequence. On the other hand, ‘order could be an authoritative command, as well as a particular economic, political or social system. There are many more meanings and definitions for this week’s topic. However, I chose to show order as an arrangement of things in a specific pattern, method or sequence.
Especially the lovely floral compositions at the Keukenhof in the Netherlands or the accurate standing old houses surrounding a river in Antwerp in Belgium, as well as the neatly rowed wooden columns and beach houses at the beach in Zeeland are good examples to show ‘order’.
It was a special time visiting all those places and taking the pictures 🙂 So here are my examples:







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Amazing photos!
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Thank you very much 🙂
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You’re welcome!
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A nice take on this challenge. Lots of order and the occasional bit of ‘dis’ order ( the columns of the breakwater have one rebel in the otherwise orderly line up. )
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Those cheeses are competing with the orderly construction of the building. Which reminds me I better be off – my wife has ordered me to buy some cheese…
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Yes, true, both structured and organised 😁 That is another definition of order😄
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