Already day seven of my personal faces challenge! I set myself this challenge one week ago, just because I like the idea of spotting faces in everyday objects. I originally had it in my mind that I would do it for one week, but I had so much fun with it that I haven’t decided yet if I will continue it a little bit longer.
I found this one in the pavement on the way to a friend. I think it is a cover of a water pipe or something.
Day six of my personal faces challenge. You see this type of ironwork in all kinds of different shapes all across Brussels. This one definitely looks like a face! Maybe to keep unwanted visitors from coming in the door?
Day five of my faces challenge. Did not have much time to look for faces today, so I settled for this one. Grrrr…! 
Day four already of my personal faces challenge. I spotted this unhappy little one already yesterday in the building where I work, but I didn’t have my camera with me. Today I remembered to bring my camera!
Day three of my personal faces challenge. Today I’m presenting you with another stone shot. I think the face is quite appropriate as the stone was hanging above the ground because the fence it’s attached to fell down. It looks a bit scared!
I also found a good one in the office building where I work, but I forgot to bring my camera. I’m sure I will blip that one later this week!
Day two of my own personal challenge and I am having so much fun trying to spot face in just about everything! This one is my favourite of the day!
I really like the photoblog Faces in Places with things that look like faces, even though they aren’t! I thought I’d set myself a challenge this week to see if I could find some nices ones too. Let’s see if I can keep it up! 
Faces everywhere #1: A fire extinguisher in my apartment building seen from the top.
The Chinese Pavillion is one the most peculiar projects of Belgian King Leopold II. After his visit to the World Fair in Paris in 1900, he decided that Belgium also needed some exotic buildings. He asked architect Alexandre Marcel to design the Chinese Pavillion and a Japanese Tower (which is located across the road). The woodwork of both buildings is made by specialists from Yokohama and Shanghai. The Chinese Pavillion is now a small museum with a large collection of Chinese porcelain.
The nice weather continued today, so we spent a lot of time in the park again enjoying the sun. Of course I couldn’t resist taking another blossom shot! This one is my personal favourite!
Nice weather again today, I hope it will be the same for the weekend! When we we had our usual stroll through the park after dinner, we saw these amazing clouds. I really like these small white puffy clouds that look like dozens of small cottonballs.
