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An image made at Sutton Lodge Farm near Palterton, this place is a real hidden local gem and a favourite place of mine to make images at all times of the year. I love the abandonned and derelict feel of the place, in a way it's such a shame although the farmer clearly uses it for storing manure.
I'd been planning this shoot almost two years waiting for enough snow but not too much to make the lane inaccessible, I fell lucky over the weekend although with the snow last night it would not of been possible today as the lane was tricky enough when I visited.
Although it is a fairly monochrome image given the reduced palet based on the weather the is the first 'colour' image I've posted in a good while, I do have the black & white monochrome version and I'm not sure if I actually have a preference for that one.
Iphone pic
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A cold front arrives over Sydney.
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Cold and flu season has arrived. 2 family members down with it already. If it is spreading by sneezing, this is how I imagine it might look :-)
My new girl arrived today, more than one month after the Convention, and she was totally worth the wait. I regret not buying a duplicate when I was in Orlando, as Eugenia is one of my favorite sculpts!!! Now I am looking to buy a head, if someone is selling one, please FM me.
Cold Stone Creamery is an American-based ice cream parlor chain. Based in Scottsdale, Arizona, the company is owned and operated by Kahala, L.L.C.[1][2] The company's main product is premium ice cream, or ice cream made with approximately 12–14% butterfat,[3][4] that is made on location and customized to order for customers at the time of purchase. Cold Stone has also expanded its menu with other ice cream related products such as ice cream cakes, pies, cookie sandwiches, smoothies, shakes and iced & blended coffee.
Since 2008, the company has been co-branding its locations with other chains in an attempt to increase its presence outside the United States and open up its business model from the traditional summertime season to a more year-round one.
The pack mentality of these sleighs reminded me of Nighteyes. But then I realise that they also represent cold, so I declare my themes done in one fell swoop. I never thought conceptual art could be that useful...
Wisconsin Protest Weather Report
A quick weather break and reminder that it's not exactly spring in Wisconsin yet. This is how it looked yesterday, and today was just about as cold. The rallies on the Capitol Square are being held in real Wisconsin winter weather, but it hasn't chilled anyone's enthusiasm or commitment.
cold spring is a great place relax all year round. it is a one-hour scenic Metro-North train ride from New York City. there are antique shops filled with collectibles. they have specialty shops with whimsical gifts, accessories and etc. they have riverfront parks and mountain to hike if you are a nature lover. it is also a great place to kayak and row! =D
Yes, cold today although better that than those gale force winds and rain of yesterday!! No sun, today, so homemade shadows to help me with - because of our weather - our Shadowy Friday!
Just the one cuff-link because the other one says Hot and it ain't hot out there!!
7 Days of Shooting Week #21 - Jewellery Shadowy Friday .....
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the lettuce and spinach i planted in here had sort of paused growing when it got cold. it didn't die, but just stopped growing. with the warm spell we've had this past week, it has started growing again.
so that's how i think it's probably going to go. i think we'll be able to keep these greens alive until spring, but i'm not sure they're going to produce enough to pick regularly. hopefully adding the lights/heat will give them the boost they need? we'll see.
All the grains were dried out, I had very little faith that this recipe would turn out. All it took was a little extra cooking oil :)
Cold winter day...not much to do but relax and...
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Ah, museum lighting - so harsh and yet so cold. And, no, that’s not a man in a wig - Myrtale probably died many years after her husband, as an elderly woman.
Portrait busts of the Greek doctor Claudius Agathemerus and his wife Myrtale feature on this impressive tombstone from Rome. Beneath the couple is an inscription in Greek which tells the viewer that the doctor was a ‘swift healer of disease’ and that the pair are now together with the blessed deceased in Elysium. Many doctors in ancient Rome were of Greek origin, and Greek was seen as the language of the highly educated in Roman society.
The monument can be dated to the years around AD 90–110 from the hairstyles of the couple, which reflect current fashions worn both by private citizens and the imperial household at the time. The details of Myrtale’s portrait suggest that she was an older lady when she died. Her placement on the tombstone, positioned slightly in front of her husband, may reveal that she commissioned and paid for the monument after his death.
Claudius is known from the writings of Suetonius. He was born in the Lacedaemon, and was a pupil of the philosopher Cornutus, in whose house he became acquainted with the poet Persius about 50 CE. In the old editions of Suetonius he is called Agaternus, a mistake which was first corrected by Reinesius, from the epitaph upon him and his wife, Myrtale, which is preserved in the Marmora Oxoniensia and the Greek Anthology. The apparent anomaly of a Roman praenomen being given to a Greek may be accounted for by the fact which we learn from Suetonius, that the Spartans were the hereditary clients of the gens Claudia.
Inscription (Greek):
Κλαύδιος ιητηρ Αγαθήμερος ενθάδε κειμαι παντοίης δεδαως κραιπνον ακεσμα νόσου ξυνον τουτο δ'εμοι και Μυρτάλη εισα συνεύνω μνημα μετ' ευσεβέων δ'εσμεν εν Ηλυσίω
‘Here lie I, Claudius Agathemerus, a doctor widely known as a swift healer of disease, this monument brings together with me my consort Myrtale; we are with the blessed in Elysium’
Roman, ca. 90-110 CE
Marble, from Rome
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford (ANMichaelis.155)