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"I've been thinking about this: It's all about connection" a friend said the first evening of many, and it became a recurring metaphor the following days we spent together.
I'm not too good with writing these last months, but I am thinking a lot about my friends. Thus, connected I am.
(the classic, old way. Something physicists will be able to explain one day.)
An image I took nearly ten years ago in Rīga.
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Roidweek 2016 # day 3
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Parfois, il suffit de s'allonger sous des arbres pour se sentir connecté avec l'univers.
Sometimes you just need to lie under trees to feel connected with the universe.
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Water droplets connected by spider web strands.
For MACRO MONDAYS, this week’s theme: “connection".
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''Connection'' is a 9 meters high mural in Doesburg, the Netherlands. Made by Rosalie de Graaf, streetpainter, oilpainter and more. (www.roosartpaintings.com)
A century ago, the building used to be a train station. The mural connects the new city (the little boy) to the old city (train). It took three full days of paintings and is completely made with spray paint. The project is curated by Jongerencentrum Doesburg and Lock 17. June 2019, Doesburg, the Netherlands
For the person who is celebrating life today..who loves bridges and light..whose immense talent of capturing such beauty i cannot replicate..but still I try because of his encouragement.. Happy Birthday 🎂 dear Lucian!
Since two weeks I have no internet at home. My provider said that the cable in the street is the reason and it will take quite a while to fix it... :(
So for now I just have my limited phone connection to check mails and other news. Can you remember your life before internet became a normal thing?
Anyway, I'm at my parents place now for Easter holidays. So I have the chance for this upload. I hope everyone is fine. I hope to be back on Flickr as soon as possible.
Saturday, 26 March 2016
Grasmere
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Bridges are more than just structures; they symbolize deep human desires for connection and unity. They physically span gaps while also bridging divides between people's hearts and minds. Each part of a bridge tells stories of bravery and exploration as they link distant places and create paths to new possibilities. With their elegant curves and strong foundations, bridges represent humanity's unyielding spirit, always striving to reach, expand, and unite across all boundaries.
During Krishna Janmashtami celebrations in India, young boys partake in a cherished tradition of adorning blue paint to emulate Lord Krishna, a revered deity in Hindu mythology. Lord Krishna, often depicted with blue skin, represents divinity, compassion, and playfulness. His birth anniversary, Janmashtami, is marked by various rituals and festivities, including reenactments of his life events.
Krishna's mythology is rich with tales of his divine exploits, teachings, and playful antics as a cowherd in Vrindavan. He is celebrated for his wisdom, compassion, and unwavering devotion to righteousness, as depicted in sacred texts like the Bhagavad Gita and the Bhagavata Purana. Through Janmashtami celebrations and practices like wearing blue paint, devotees reaffirm their connection to Lord Krishna and seek to embody his virtues of love, devotion, and righteousness in their own lives.
The mushrooms are very early this year.
Parasol mushroom, Macrolepiota procera, Grote parasolzwam
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A moment captured at a café in one of Melbourne's laneways having breakfast. We chose a window seat so we could watch the world go by. A group of people stopped right in front of us and this lady saw me with the camera. I love this image as it represents a momentary, very pleasant connection with a stranger.
I found this ring at a goldsmith in Kenmare, Ireland. It's full of symbolism to me : My love and I - we are two individuals, forming something new and beautiful together, being one and two at a time, supporting eachother's "gold". All this on a free will and in different playful shapes, but equal in our "yes" to truth and loyalty.
These are not our wedding rings, but my private little mind-supporters. ;)
Have a HMM !