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... a menudo, lo importante no es la respuesta... es la pregunta!!! ... ♥♥♥♥ ...
... often, the important is not the answer... is the question!!! ... ♥♥♥♥ ...
... salud, buenas luces y muchas gracias a todos / as!!! ... xoxox!!!
... health, good lights and thanks so much to all!!! ... xoxox!!!
... Music: "Telephone Song" by Stevie Ray Vaughan ....... enjoy this pearl of dissapeared Bluesmaster!!!
McKell is one of the student secretaries working in the ECE Department office over the summer. With the start of the new semester looming, she has decided to pursue other opportunities and won't be around anymore.
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DEDICATA A LAURA (WHITE RED FLOWER)
una cara cara amica....
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Einige Kunstwerke sind es nicht wert, in irgendwelchen Hinterhöfen, Lost Places oder alten Wänden zu versauern. Sowas sollte raus in die Welt. Deswegen kommt es hier auf die Plattform! ...
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Here's the answer to my recent abstract post. Simply a glass of water, refracting sunlight onto a vitamin D tablet at lunchtime. Not set up, I just noticed it when I put the glass down. Thanks to all those who had a guess. Happy New Year to you all :-)
I apologize for my lapse in answering emails and posting new images for the last 4 weeks. I just returned from nearly 4 weeks of international traveling that included trekking in the Himalayas and some time in Thailand. I hope to have some images processed soon from the trip, but for now I have to continue posting some older work.
This is an image from a short trip I took to Death Valley a couple weeks before I left for Nepal. I spent some time here at nearly -300 below sea level, and two weeks later I was trekking at 16,000 feet under the tallest mountains in the world. I hope you enjoy the image.
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Even though water hyacinth is a rampant invasive, it sometimes makes for a good subject in the low angled sunlight of evening.
Photo of Long Lake, a 23.5 mile-long reservoir, captured via Minolta MD Zoom Rokkor-X 24-50mm F/4 lens and the bracketing method of photography. On the Spokane River. Selkirk Mountains Range. Northern Rockies Region. Inland Northwest. Stevens County, Washington. Late February 2018.
Exposure Time: 1/250 sec. * ISO Speed: ISO-100 * Aperture: F/11 * Bracketing: +1 / -1 * Film Plug-In: Ilford Delta 3200
"I'm re-reading the letters you wrote me
I'm searching and scanning for answers
In every line
For some kind of sign"
Yes, this is a quote from the same song as the one which inspired the photo where I was burning a letter (it wasn't an actual private letter though, rather a public post addressed to me, but I think it counts, and anyway I was going to burn that particular "letter" because it's author was wrong on so many levels and doing it I was basically replying "go to hell"). The song is about a different story, but I think that one quote fits here as well, because, yeah, I do know really well what it's like to re-reading letters like a detective trying to solve a mystery when this is almost the only option left to connect (and this option IS NOT ENOUGH to understand the reason behind, because it's one-sided).
Those tiles I bought for a totally different photo a long time ago (and still didn't take it). Never have I ever thought I will use it in a context like this but I think it's much better than an original intention. Though it's still sad...
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Some things feel like they take forever when they really come faster than we realize. He asked, she said yes.. well, she said 'Holy biscuits.' For her, that means yes.
This Monkey Morgan view of a housing estate in Carlow looks like an ancient hillside drawing, with greater geometric precision, but without the artistic flare of the ancients? We may be able to see where this was, but can we see what it looks like today?
+++ UPDATE +++
Google satellite view (thanks beachcomber australia) allows us to imagine ourselves in a cockpit along with the intrepid Monkey Morgan. Meanwhile, our own Morning Mary is very disappointed with the answer to her query about the weird markings in the huge field at bottom right. She’s always on the prowl for a good story or bit of scandal. However, it seems that “modified herring bone pattern in field is for land drainage” according to George FitzPatrick.
Photographer: Alexander Campbell “Monkey” Morgan
Collection: Morgan Aerial Photographic Collection
Date: April 1955
NLI Ref: NPA MOR1081
You can also view this image, and many thousands of others, on the NLI’s catalogue at catalogue.nli.ie
Before going back to KDON, Don had a few spare dollars he thought worth spending to learn about his future from the "All knowing, all seeing Mama Rat." Booley and Maddy -- never ones to pass up a captive, paying audience -- thought the new couples might like an extra activity to continue growing acquainted with each other. Rat struck the jackpot with gullible Don Buzzle....
Don: [clears voice concernedly after Mama Rat's initial premonition] "Well, that was a bit vague...what do you mean you see darkness looming?"
Rat's daughter Katie quickly speaks up: "Mama Rat says she can study the future more closely---for two more dollars."
Don: "I've got $3 left: How many tarot cards will that buy me?"