What's flying around in the air?

If we look up, we can see it.

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The October writing prompt is a real challenge for me. Photographing things floating or flying in the sky isn't easy.

I must have popped this balloon into the air five times before I could take this halfway decent photo.

But the challenge is precisely the appeal of this story.

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This soap bubble didn't make it to the sky, but it did make it to my camera lens. I had to keep waiting for the wind to die down to photograph the soap bubbles.

Soap bubbles are like our dreams: they burst, and nothing remains.

As a child, I loved blowing soap bubbles. I'm glad I can still do it today. 😄

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And these two? They were flying over my head, hoping to get another piece of bread from me. This photo was taken on our last Baltic Sea vacation.

As you can see, the weather is wonderful; the sky is a beautiful blue.

Hovering or flying – that would be my dream. Simply take off and observe the world from above. If that worked without any technical aids, it would be perfect.

Unfortunately, we humans can only let our thoughts fly.

I really enjoyed taking photos. There are still many things in the sky that can be photographed. If you only look at your smartphone screen, you won't see anything in the sky.

My tip: Change your perspective more often and look up!

Thank you for reading, and I look forward to your comments.