Welcome to Four Line Fiction, a pix-to-prose challenge. The concept for the challenge is simple. Every second Tuesday (bi-weekly) I will post an image I have captured myself, featured from another blog or plucked from the Interweb. You as the writer are to use that image as a point of inspiration to craft a masterpiece of fiction in four lines. And now for this week’s image…

In keeping with labour day yesterday, this week’s image captures workers pouring molten iron into a crucible for the casting of Steinway & Sons piano plates as sparks from the process rain down like a curtain onto the Springfield, Ohio factory floor.

Welcome to Four Line Fiction, a pix-to-prose challenge. The concept for the challenge is simple. Every second Tuesday (bi-weekly) I will post an image I have captured myself, featured from another blog or plucked from the Interweb. You as the writer are to use that image as a point of inspiration to craft a masterpiece of fiction in four lines. And now for this week’s image…

This weeks photo captures a silhouette of thrill seekers riding a rollercoaster in Bogotá, Colombia. The rollercoaster that is moving from right to left and about to plunge into the center of the photo is set against the backdrop of the Nevado del Ruiz volcano emitting a cloud of ash into the orange sky.

Welcome to Four Line Fiction, a pix-to-prose challenge. The concept for the challenge is simple. Every second Tuesday (bi-weekly) I will post an image I have captured myself, featured from another blog or plucked from the Interweb. You as the writer are to use that image as a point of inspiration to craft a masterpiece of fiction in four lines. And now for this week’s image…

In this week’s image, engineers at a Corning laboratory in New York pour molten glass from a flask onto a stainless-steel tabletop to cool. Once cooled it will be cut into pieces for testing.

Welcome to Four Line Fiction, a pix-to-prose challenge. The concept for the challenge is simple. Every second Tuesday (bi-weekly) I will post an image I have captured myself, featured from another blog or plucked from the Interweb. You as the writer are to use that image as a point of inspiration to craft a masterpiece of fiction in four lines. And now for this week’s image…

In this week’s image taken in October 2023 in war torn Gaza, a woman holds a girl clad in bright red and yellow clothing against the grey backdrop of destruction in the wake of Israeli air strikes. Palestinians faced intense bombardment following Hamas’ unprecedented attack on Israel. The photographer, Ali Jadallah, has lost four relatives in the conflict.

This week’s image has strong political overtones however I am not looking for commentary or opinion on the war in Gaza. I provided background for the image as I believed it the right thing to do in light of the photographers personal loss. However, this blog is a creative space and the image is meant to spur imagination and creativity. There are many jumping off points for the image including a post apocalyptic tale of survival, planetary upheaval half way across the galaxy, or whatever you want your story to be. The ultimate goal is to inspire writers to craft a piece of fiction.

Note: Any extreme political views or hate propaganda appearing in the comment section will be removed.

Welcome to Four Line Fiction, a pix-to-prose challenge. The concept for the challenge is simple. Every second Tuesday (bi-weekly) I will post an image I have captured myself, featured from another blog or plucked from the Interweb. You as the writer are to use that image as a point of inspiration to craft a masterpiece of fiction in four lines. And now for this week’s image…

This weeks image photo is a close up of a grey whale in Magdelena Bay, Mexico. The beasts eye, peering into the camera from beneath the surface, intersects at the top and right third of the image A line from the creatures mouth snaking from top left to bottom right, while two barnicles along for the ride sit at the its apex.

Welcome to Four Line Fiction, a pix-to-prose challenge. The concept for the challenge is simple. Every second Tuesday (bi-weekly) I will post an image I have captured myself, featured from another blog or plucked from the Interweb. You as the writer are to use that image as a point of inspiration to craft a masterpiece of fiction in four lines. And now for this week’s image…

This weeks photo is another aerial shot, this time it shows competitors competing in the 44th Marxa Beret Nordic ski race in Baqueira Beret, Spain. The images captures all of the racers moving from right to left, all but one following existing tracks carved into the snow on previous laps. The low angle of the sun sends elongated shadows of the skiers shooting towards the top of the image.

Welcome to Four Line Fiction, a pix-to-prose challenge. The concept for the challenge is simple. Every second Tuesday (bi-weekly) I will post an image I have captured myself, featured from another blog or plucked from the Interweb. You as the writer are to use that image as a point of inspiration to craft a masterpiece of fiction in four lines. And now for this week’s image…

This weeks photo is an aerial shot of dawn redwood trees on a snowy day in Suqian, Jiangsu province, China. The burnt orange foliage and brown trunks set in contrast against the snow covered ground appear to radiate outward from a focal point near the center of the image.

Welcome to Four Line Fiction, a pix-to-prose challenge. The concept for the challenge is simple. Every second Tuesday (bi-weekly) I will post an image I have captured myself, featured from another blog or plucked from the Interweb. You as the writer are to use that image as a point of inspiration to craft a masterpiece of fiction in four lines. And now for this week’s image…

In this week’s image an androgenous looking model poses at the “ON|OFF Presents … Jack Irving” showcase during London Fashion Week. The futurist design has the model carrying an over-sided blue exoskeleton that although not anatomically correct loosely resembles a human skeleton. I don’t think I’ll be wearing it to the next office party!