Here we have winner.
Well done Trena.
Now you can revenge as you like:)

ok, thanks Sassan, here is a quick and easy one, I am going to work on getting a collection done just for this game,so I have a few in the files to fall back on.

You know Trena, that is one very neat idea to be ready ahead of time.
By the way I guess this game is going in a right and positive direction. I am glad the way it is developing. I ran some part of the game with my son and he did enjoy, even saying he likes to share this with English teacher and class, as he found it adequately interesting (And must say its is hard to please this gentleyoungman).

As for this one, the easy way would be:

"When it rains, it pours"

and the harder (British) way might be:

"It never rains but it pours"

And I guess the German friends would say:

"Ein Unglück kommt selten allein."

I am out of the game now ! I can not even guess what it would be ! :eek: ;)

mo

haha,good one Sassan, I knew it would be too easy.

back over to you again

Alright. Here is another easy (Hopefully, if Graham & Mo don't object):

hmmm, no idea! getting late here, will have another look tomorrow.

:eek: is my thought for this idea ! Sassan , will you please give us some idea?!

mo

Seems it was more difficult than what I though or may be I didn't do a good job in preparation.
Anyways here is the hint:
Hopefully its clear that the subject is water and there is communication between top and bottom/superficial and deep. Now look at the mood and behavior of each side and see if you can join them to make the proverb that also has to do with "Mood" and behavior pattern!
Also a hint for Mo in Persian but that may actually take you away from the answer, though meaning is the same:
از آن نترس که های و هوی دارد
از آن بترس که سر به توی دارد

I think I got it in Persian , water under straw !
آب زیر کاه
But what it is in English I do not know yet !

Not exactly but you are getting very close and in right direction.

the only one I can think of about water is
still water runs deep

And that is the only one that is Correct.
Its on you now Trena and good job.

seems like it is just us two!!
try this one?

Reminds me "Sweet Heart" ! .... Must be very difficult proverb for me ! ;)

mo

I can think of two different things:

1- Love Blind.
2- Love is blind.

Can't think of anything else except must admit of the very nice image and processing.

yes,you have it again.

Saying
 

Hope you don't mind Sassan - just thought I'd drop this one in for fun. Piece of cake this.:)

Absolutely no problem and nice of you to do so.

Well whenever I arrange a proverb/idiom, I think its the easiest of all but then you never know how it is taken and more over, anytime you know the answer to a puzzle, you know how easy it is. Problem is when answer is not know.

In any case, in your submission, I am puzzled if this has anything to do with the coming season? Something like "Spring is in the Air"?

Sorry to be so long getting back. Yes you are right sassan "Spring in the Air" - wouldn't think so here today as it's snowing hard. Looking forward now to the next puzzle.

Sorry to hear that Peter. We have had an early Spring for past 2 weeks or so but news forecast a possible change of weather this Sunday and then my best wishes goes to the early blossoms that hopefully should not be affected with an unexpected cold front, well into the Spring. As such due to low rain our farmers are suffering and burning blossoms would be adding salt to wound.

Nice try and very timely work.

Here goes mine and this one might be harder in appearance than what it actually is:

I am thinking,
salt of the earth????

Excellent first try and you are in totally right direction but No.
By the way that White stuff is actually Snow and not salt or any other white thing ( :) ).
Hint: This proverb/idiom was name of a movie that was played by someone that you have seen most frequently on your TV screen, if you have watched the Oscar award ceremony 2016, last weekend (That is if you have not boycott Academy Awards for being too White:)

I thought this will stay up for a while but the way it goes, I guess this proverb may not last long!

this has been left for a while ,can't really think of anything for this..

what about, down under? or Roots?

50% is correct in this 2 words statement.
The proverb has 3 words and that is the missing 2 are 2nd and 3rd words.
Also pay attention to prior hint, that Chris Rock has a movie with the same title!

Is it easier now?

Got to be this

http://www.gstatic.com/tv/thumb/movi...37_p_v8_aa.jpg

http://www.worldphotographyforum.com...3&d=1457631596

Spot on Clive. Trena was very close.
Game is on you now.

Ok here you go. Shouldn't be too hard, but then they're all easy when you know the answer

All I can for sure is: "A very beautiful and well made image".
Nothing really pops out but there was an old Italian proverb:
L’acqua fa male e il vino fa cantare.
or
"Water hurts and wine makes you sing".

Not sure if that is the case here though.

Everyone, HELP please...

Or how about more simpler way of saying:

'Turn water into wine'?

Thanks :)

Said it was too easy - over to you again

Well here goes another one and I anticipate a rapid correct answer:

no idea really!

to take a stand?

I think I know :) but as I've just done one I'll keep quiet for the the moment.

I am thinking about it , do we use this proverb in our culture ?

Trena: May be the fault is on me, but I thought it is an easy one. But then you know better. Is always easy when answer is known.

Clive: Pretty sure you are right.

Mo: Yes. Go for it.

I think the late great Otis Redding sang this and then remarked that he was a man of great experience. But I won't say because I don't have a puzzle ready.

A man with powerful will is greater than or equal to all powers against him !
Or some thing like this ! .... ;)

mo

I know what you say Peter. Yet no problem if you don't have a puzzle to continue. Should you win and have no puzzle to continue, just announce right then, so others know that puzzle is open to a new one, and anyone else can continues with the game.

Mo you are totally in a right direction and analysis that should take you to the correct answer. Only now add this analogy you describe, into some Photography values! and equation:)

Ok thanks sassan. I think it's "Actions speak louder than Words".
But If I'm right I don't have a follow up right now.