Week 12 offers another photo challenge with a twist.
See whether you can guess where I took this intriguing photo, but first, my photo challenge doesn’t involve too many rules to follow. If you decide to participate in this guessing challenge, then:
- post one of your favourite photos each week for as long as you like – no pressure
- your photo can be from any time, any place, and of anything so start sifting through your old or new chest of memories
- post a photo without any explanation or hints
- ask your readers where the photo was taken
- make the challenge as easy or as hard as you wish and nominate someone each Sunday.
Post whatever and wherever you wish, although please link back to me so that I know you accepted my #photochallenge. If you’re not interested or don’t have time for this challenge, don’t stress. You can always pass this challenge along to someone that you know has the time to join in.
It’s always tough deciding which photo to choose, from my Image Earth Travel or Nilla’s Photography sites. Although, the challenge is also not to add words. This one is a tough one to guess but give it a go…
So, for today, I nominate Neil from Yeah, another blogger for week 12 of this photo challenge. Check out Neil’s blog which shares his short stories, travel jaunts, and posts on life in general.
Leave a comment below and let me know if you can guess where this photo was taken – no hints this time.
Visit Nilla’s Photography for more global images. More posts at Image Earth Travel.
Image Earth Travel 
I find it fascinating how you can see the time period and country of origin in the architecture: the parapet styles, buttress shapes and slopes. This fort reminds me very much of Castillo de Augustine in Florida.
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I visited Florida in 2008 but never saw the Castillo de Augustine in Florida.
This photo is taken in Ceuta, Africa – not many tourists go there so an interesting destination.
Appreciate your thoughts…
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This is an amazing photo..not sure where this was Anita
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I’ll let the secret out Anita, it’s Ceuta, a Spanish Enclave in Africa. No one picked this one. 😉
Thank you for your comment.
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Dove? You got me there. Not a place I’ve ever been… Architecture could be “Colonial” Lat Am? But I don’t think so. Reminds me a bit of Cartagena but it’s not. Dubrovnik?
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Ha, ha, nope not Dubrovnik, wrong continent – this is a tough one, and purposely so…
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Latin America? The fort architecture looks European/Colonial… And I’ve been around in South Am… But not a clue…
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Nope, wrong continent. Ceuta – Spanish enclave in Africa. 😉
This one has fooled everyone as it’s a tough one to guess.
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Ceuta now? Wow. That explains the “Spanish” style fortifications… Well done.
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Yes, it’s indeed an unusual place and not on the tourist milk-run, and thank you!
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Oh dear…I’m not even sure what continent!
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This one is a tough one, Carolyn!
I see if anyone can guess before I divulge the continent.
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Hi. Thanks, but I’m going to take a pass on joining the challenge. As for your photo, my guess is that it’s from somewhere in Italy. Rome, perhaps.
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Hi, no problem at all, and thanks for letting me know.
Sorry, but not even close. 😉
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