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Please join us on Sunday, January 3rd @ noon slt as we celebrate the opening of the Darkness Beholds Light Gallery with featured guest artist Kahlan Bingyi.
I'll be your dream, I'll be your wish I'll be your fantasy.
I'll be your hope, I'll be your love be everything that you need.
I love you more with every breath truly madly deeply do..
I will be strong I will be faithful 'cos I'm counting on A new beginning.
A reason for living. A deeper meaning.
I want to stand with you on a mountain.
I want to bathe with you in the sea.
I want to lay like this forever.
Until the sky falls down on me...
And when the stars are shining brightly in the velvet sky,
I'll make a wish send it to heaven then make you want to cry..
The tears of joy for all the pleasure and the certainty.
That we're surrounded by the comfort and protection of..
The highest power. In lonely hours. The tears devour you..
I want to stand with you on a mountain,
I want to bathe with you in the sea.
I want to lay like this forever,
Until the sky falls down on me...
Oh can't you see it baby?
You don't have to close your eyes 'cos it's standing right before you.
All that you need will surely come...
Listening to.....Truly, Madly, Deeply - Savage Garden
As we finish up another Orange-A-Lish Weekend at Pinkalicious.. don't forget about our Boo Hoo Blue Mondays. Just say'n !!
Light and life are two strangely intertwined mysteries. In the beginning, the One, absolutely dark and cold, congeals into an original soup from which emerges the light that illuminates the world. Then, billions of years later, tiny floppy thingamabobs, by the grace of ingenious engineering, wriggle to the bottom of warm oceans, absorb shards of light to climb patiently the path of evolution and become living beings, sharp thoughts, brilliant ideas, beauty and art, love and observers of the world that created them. Why is there something rather than nothing? Why are we its spectators?
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Picture from the exhibition "Life light" shown at The carbone Studio
Teleport to The Carbone Studio
Milena Carbone's art studio
Novels - art photography - dance performance
More informations about this exhibition :
We made a brief stop at a house we visited at the beginning of my adventures in abandoned houses. Since we were here last more vandalism has occurred in the interior and weathering has caused further collapse.
It was sunny and bright, we went for a walk along the Fraser River. I couldn't resist taking pictures!
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Happy New Year to all! A stormy beginning for this year, after a very long and abnormally warm period. One can observe the "channel transfer" due to the strong wind (the small spikes on the main channel). This is how "ribbon lightning" occurs (observe the small branch on the upper end of the photo). Taken on 07.01.2024, 0140 EET, from E. Attica, Greece, looking east.
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can't help but seeing these barns as needing the "old" treatment ;)
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For the "Through the Lens" weekly challenge "You - at the beginning" Week 1
A bicycle ride on the first day of the year
For last year's words belong to last year's language.
And next year's words await another voice.
And to make an end is to make a beginning.
--T.S. Eliot
A new year, new challenges and one of my new year resolutions is to try out more different kinds of photography. Minimalism fascinates me and I love photographing in shades of white. For this photo I placed a white sheet of cardboard on an outside table and photographed the white egg in hard sunshine so that I would get a strong shadow. The result seemed perfect for representing a new beginning.
Camera: Agfa Isolette III MK II (6x6 cm)
Lens: Solinar f/3.5 75 mm
Film: Kodak Gold 200
Exposure: 1/200 sec and f/5.6, hand-held
Film developed and scanned by Foto Brell, Bonn
Edited under Adobe Lightroom
If you want to enjoy beautiful sunsets in the late afternoon, the Turkish Riviera is the place for you.
Here in Side (Antalya Province)
Beginnender Sonnenuntergang
Wer am späten Nachmittag wunderschöne Sonnenuntergänge genießen möchte ist an der türkischen Riviera genau richtig.
Hier in Side (Provinz Antalya)
Another image from the trip up to the Lakes a couple of weeks ago, the weather had been largely poor but this morning was looking decent on the forecast and early on I opened the curtains to a world of foggy goodness covering the entirity of Windermere.
This was shot looking down the Lake towards Boness from Ambleside with the prominent hill of Latterbarrow at 244m managing to poke its head above the inversion. You can actually just see a little bit of Windermere in the shot with some trees reflected into it.
This was taken about 10 minutes prior to sunrise over the mountains with the sky coloring up but the colour still not quite reaching right across the frame but just warming the trees in the foreground up nicely picking out some Autumn colours. The drop in the temperature was very noticeable in both my hands, and the battery life of the drone!
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The last of this years Strawberries having a hug from the Dandelion Seed, I wonder if they are saying goodbye until next time . This was September it feels like we have dived right into winter.
This photo was taken on the morning as storm Arwen raged, as I was adjusting my composition tuning the camera on the tripod to vertical I glimpse this wave starting. I quickly took several shots as I tightened my tripod. This first shot was the only one I caught full frame as it soon rose higher and started to exit right, that photo I called "The jaws of Arwen”.