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Nothing give me comfort like spending a day with a horse ... it's the definition of grace, beauty and freedom
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Lobster macaroni & cheese with filet mignon (medium rare) at a comforting price. If you're not too picky, this is very good!
Obviously not professionally shot; the light source was from overhead recessed lighting, which casts unsightly shadows. I still couldn't resist taking photos.
I have learned that all I really need in my life is finding comfort in the things that matter to me.
About two months ago the meadow right in front of my house, where Daniel and I used to have dinner during summer and where I always went for some spontaneous photo taking, was completely dug over. I have yet to get used to the thought that it just disappeared and I get really sad every time I walk past and get reminded again, but since some time has passed the grass began to grow back on top of the hill — and there is one angle that makes it look like it is still there. :)
I took this in the pouring rain the other day, after having some important realizations about what I want to focus on in my life.
November 17, 2016
Relent:
[ri-lent]
verb (used without object)
1. to soften in feeling, temper, or determination; become more mild, compassionate, or forgiving.
2. to become less severe; slacken
verb (used with object)
3. Obsolete. to cause to soften in feeling, temper, or determination.
4. Obsolete. to cause to slacken; abate.
5. Obsolete. to abandon; relinquish.
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I get a bit of slack for my choice of footware on a regular basis. I often wear nice dresses paired with sneakers or casual flats.
For me, comfort almost always wins out. That seems to make me strange in a fashionable world, but hey, what can I say?
Years of uncomfortable shoes and sore feet have taught me that style just isn't worth it. So I've adapted a new motto and I just let things jive.
If the shoes match nothing, they must match everything.
Hope everyone has had a good day.
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Archways in the knave at fountains abbey, one of my favourite aspects of the abbey. The perfect symmetry of the arches is awe inspiring. The different colours in the stones are a product of the ageing process and the variance of colour shades is eye opening!
I woke up today at 5am because of some kids upstairs. They started running around their apartment yelling, screaming and crying. It's Sunday for Chrissakes! So, obviously I needed pancakes to cheer myself up.
Testing Kodak's newest film, Ektar 100, lit only by flash, in slow sync .
Strobist info: Nikon N65, Nikon SB-28 flash, Nikon SC-17, reflector, aperature priority,
f/8 @ 1 sec., flash bounced, about 90 degrees, camera right. Scanned negative, very slight brightness/contrast adjustment.
This morning I felt utterly sad. I've lost someone whom I thought I could count as my friend of many years. But when I needed him, on a personal level, he proved me wrong. And it hurts.
I looked outside my window and I saw a Roe Deer buck approaching. Despite everything I grabbed the camera and went outside. The Buck came closer and closer while looking straight at me. When he reached our driveway he stopped and posed, perfectly framed by the old oak trees that line the path. Maybe a silly thing to say but it was as if Nature was trying to comfort me with its beauty. And it worked. It always works...
I'm going to say goodbye now for a short time. For 2 weeks, the beautiful Mala Mala Game Reserve in South Africa will be our home. Here you can find an impression of last year's visit. I know from experience that Mala Mala is the best place to be to recover from a hurt soul..
Comfort Hotel Børsparken
Tollbugata 4, 0152 Oslo, Norway
Acrylic
Talens Creation Sketchbook
5x8x2
September 13 2010
It has been described as the golden age of railway travel which occurred at a time when it seemed that no expense was spared on passenger comfort, depending of course as to what Class you travelled.
It was the golden age era of steam trains.
Carriages were built using timber and the seats were more spacious and it was also the era when black and white framed photographs adorned the compartments promoting tourism to locations in each state.
Like everything though trains had to move forward with the times and the elegance of train travel came at a cost and that cost was the production of carriages that lost the old world charm and were mass produced and built down to a price rather than built up to a standard.
We are fortunate that there a dedicated people who have a strong desire to preserve the heritage and history of our railways past and this carriage is a fine example that has been retained.
It is located at the NSW Rail Museum at Thirlmere.
Thirlmere, New South Wales, Australia.
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Me sometime last autumn in a very comfortable chair inside Retro Kafe in the part of town named Nordnes taking a shot. Actual pretty much in the vincinity of the Corps de Garde, which is the yellow building in this shot.
The place doubles as cafe and shop for furniture and lamps from the fifties, sixties and seventies. As stuff wait for new home guests are using them, makes for a very nice cafe.
Had I lived closer place may given Chaos a run for my cafe budget!
Morrison, CO - Red Rocks Amphitheater, in the snow. I like how the vertical lines blend into a dizzying pattern that almost seems to move. Human's like patterns, especially repeating ones. it gives us comfort and an expected outcome.
If I were on an elevator
and it got stuck
and this little light came on...
Added to CotC as my most "interesting"
I'm well outside my comfort zone today.....
I nearly deleted this shot when I downloaded Sunday night's pictures to the laptop. But there was something about it that I found appealing. It's a shot of the sun setting over Earlswood Lake and I was trying out that 'zoomy' thing where you shift the zoom as you're shooting. Maybe someone can tell me if there's a better, more technical term I should be using :))
Part of the common and the ministract sets.