November 2025 | Photo 365

Photo 365 2025. Year 4 Month 11. Photo-a-day for the month of Nov 2025.

December 2, 2025

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Featured image for Photoblog 365 - Nov 2025 - A grid of square photos showing daily life, nature, and travel scenes.

Photo 365 2025. Year 4, Month 11.
Photo-a-day for the month of Nov 2025.

A white card on a wooden table reads "In dog years you're a nob" featuring a simple line drawing of a dog in a party hat.

Upward view of a vintage, rusted iron lamppost and its electrical box against a bright blue sky.

A tall yellow-green squash carved with a smiling face and lid hat sits beside a toy hammer on a stone ledge against a dark brick wall.

A white cardboard skull cutout with a plus-shaped eye lying among dry brown autumn leaves on a stone pavement.

Long exposure of yellow and white light trails on a misty street at night with fallen leaves on the pavement and a bright, flaring street lamp.

Exposed, crumbling red bricks and mortar behind a large crack in a white plastered wall beside a grey pipe.

Trailing green plants and ferns in rustic hanging pots against a wooden plank wall, illuminated by a spotlight from below.

Red GAIL’s lettering on a multi-pane window with peeling white film, set in a dark brick wall.

Smooth tomato soup with black pepper in a red-rimmed white bowl, served with crusty bread and a silver spoon on a woven mat.

Opaque pale blue liquid in a bubbly blue glass with a metal stirrer, set on a wooden counter against white kitchen tiles.

Patient's view from a hospital bed, showing legs in white Adidas socks, a blue patterned hospital gown, and a white ID wristband.

Small purple star-shaped flowers and green leaves growing out of a horizontal crack in a white textured wall.

An orange traffic cone supporting a large black triangular sign on a pavement covered in autumn leaves in bright sunlight.

A hand with a floral tattoo holds a glass of bubbling wine next to another flute on a wooden table in a dimly lit setting.

A calico cat walks across a ground covered in dry brown leaves beside a wooden timber gate and a brick pillar.

A white PolyTune 3 guitar pedal on an ornate red rug, with a foot in a patterned slipper and coiled braided cables.

Heart-shaped green plant leaf with prominent veins framed by overlapping stems against a dark background and white beaded curtain.

A quartz wall clock showing 10:02 on a diamond-patterned fabric wall above a Trace Elliot bass amplifier.

A graffitied yellow DANGER DEEP WATER sign on a spiked metal fence against a vibrant pink and orange sunset sky.

Black jaguar electric guitar on a sticker-covered wall under orange neon lights, with a synth keyboard in the blurred foreground.

A nearly empty train carriage with purple seats, curved teal handrails, and bright overhead lights reflecting on a striped carpeted aisle.

A row of beach huts on a sandy shore overlooking a harbour building on a jetty under a cloudy grey sky.

Bright sun on the horizon viewed through a scratched glass window, creating a vertical lens flare against a pale blue sky.

Red and brown autumn leaves gathered along a stone curb between a dense green hedge and dark grey asphalt.

An airplane wing over a sea of white clouds with a thin band of pink sunset light on the horizon.

A room bathed in purple light with a central wooden tower installation and a labyrinth of benches where people sit.

A white and green SGT agricultural machine parked near teal-covered mounds and a sprawling hillside solar farm under a clear blue sky.

Berlin Brandenburg Airport at night with glowing blue signage, aircraft on the tarmac, and bright floodlights casting lens flares.

Straight railway tracks receding between two station platforms with white awnings under a blue sky with a long contrail.

A large tree with golden leaves casts long shadows over a street at sunset, with parked cars and buildings under a bright low sun.

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