Continuity Two
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"There is no instinct like that of the heart" Lord Byron
I love spring because all the babies are born and the the earth comes back to life, and the flowers bloom. Spring brings with it hope, and belief in the continuity of life. Canada Geese are often accused of being aggressive when in fact they are only protecting their young as we all do. Please be kind and caring to all life. <3
This photo is in honor of my granddaughter,Danika born on this day one year ago. Happy Birthday sweet girl!
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The Historic Centre of Brugge illustrates continuity on an urban site that has been occupied since the early Middle Ages. Historical records of the town administration and regulations are condensed in the city records from the 13th century onwards.
An area of continuous settlement, the Historic Centre of Brugge has retained the original pattern of streets and places, canals, and open spaces. A very specific skyline of towers and taller civic buildings (such as the cathedral, the belfry and the churches) dominates the city. For the most part, buildings have retained the original parcels of land. The transformations that have taken place over time respect the functional changes in the town, and have become part of its historic authenticity, in a parallel way to other historic cities such as Siena in Italy.
The history of the town is well represented in the urban and architectural structures that harmoniously unify all periods of history since the origin of the city.
Since the second half of the 19th century, much attention has been paid to the history and the architecture of the town, and major debates about modalities followed the international trends in the field of restoration and conservation. This chronological and historical stratification is clearly recognizable in the urban morphology and architecture and is part of the present character of Brugge.
points well taken in a spacial paradise
equals continual time with a little spice
add a pinch of heat
and a dab of egg
dipped and ripped
making sure it's dead
before you put it on the plate of continuity
be positive there's a negative to give you polarity.
continuity
everything flows
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The small copse of trees on the far hillside hides the ruins of Maes Meddygon. Maes Meddygon means the field of the physicians/doctors, and I remember being told as a child that, like Afon Goch, the red stream, said to have run red with blood, this name is a folk memory connected with some battle back in the unrecorded dark ages or even centuries before.
So there is enduring this continuity, from then to the present day ruin in the name, and also of course the wall and Moel Eilio in the distance...
sorry you will rarely find a continuity in my pictures, I demand a lot from you, but the world is just too interesting to always commit to the eternal same, at least for me ... ;-) ...
Der Hirsch (stag), so der Titel des Kunstwerkes von Bertram Jesdinsky, der schon eine sehr der Natur angenäherte Form besitzt, interessiert sich für 3 Blätter, die auf einer orthogonalen, unnatürlichen Steinanordnung liegen ...
und im Grunde zeige ich hier eine ungewöhnliche Szenerie seiner Ausstellung, denn der Künstler scheint Kind geblieben zu sein, und das ist die beste Voraussetzung für Neugier und kreative Kunst, eine Ausstellung, bei der ich dachte, sie ist auch für Kinder interessant ...
Als das Kunstwerk ein bestimmtes Stadium erreicht hatte, patinierte er es und um den Atelierboden zu schützen stellte er es auf Metalplatten.
Man erreicht die Patinierung von Kupfer durch Oxidation der Oberfläche ... durch die Salze der Salpetersäure, also durch Nitrate. Die grünweiße Schicht ergibt dann einen Rostschutz.
Zufällig entstanden durch die herabtropfende Salpetersäure auf den Bodenplatten Bilder ... sie nennt er "Salzbild II, III, XII" usw..
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Continuity gives us the roots; the change gives us the branches, leaving us the will to extend them and make them grow until they reach new heights.
(Pauline R. Kezer)
Oh, I wish my mind could drop its dead ideas, as the tree does with its dry leaves!
(André Gide)
The biggest waste in the world is the difference between what we are and what we could become.
(Ben Herbster)
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I was atop the Aali Qapu Palace, having arrived early so I wouldn’t miss the sunset;
and that waiting became an opportunity to watch Naqsh-e Jahan Square from above.
From this height, people look smaller, yet their lives seem larger—
full of haste, laughter, pauses, and fleeting but meaningful moments.
Honestly, whenever I find a moment to pause—
whether in the passenger seat of a car or on a bench in the city—
when my gaze falls on passing strangers, on lit shop windows, on faces moving through the crowd,
I silently pray for their happiness;
for the continuity of their lives, for their flame of hope not to fade,
for them to still have a reason to smile.
When I see joyful faces—
or hands full of groceries, or families walking together and laughing—
something lights up inside me.
A small candle ignites within me,
a candle whose warmth stays with me for hours.
Like the warm sunlight resting on the domes and the mosque—
gentle, generous, and full of hope.
The joy of people is contagious;
like sunlight, it needs only a moment of contact
for its warmth to spread through an entire space.
There always were horses in the area. Up to the middle of the 19th century, horse-drawn coaches and carriages were used between London and the Midlands. The arrival of the railway and, later, the car, has changed all this. But the horses are still there (here just outside Markyate, Hertfordshire, on the plateau of the Chilterns). What has changed is the way horses are used. These days, transport is no longer the purpose of keeping horses. Pleasure definitely is. Leica M8, Elmar 50/2.8.
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Estructural = Continuity............
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...just an ordinary modern building, but when looking at the image, and its structure, it becomes almost abstract with a visual rhythm.
When the sky and sea blend into one grey continuity, our world, and the netherworld merge too.
Or, if you prefer, a foggy day on Bodega Bay.
Look closely, and you'll see three generations of trees. The oldest, on the ground, was probably planted in the 19th Century. The mature one, in the 20th, and to the right, carefully fenced to protect it from the sheep, one from the 21st. Seen near Ballinrobe, Co. Mayo, Ireland.
As he lingered on Lipsi that fall, he began to see that his vision hadn't been capacious enough. He had been looking at parts rather than the whole, searching for models rather than an understanding of the greater scheme of things. The oneness of humanity--of all of life--wasn't something to be sought, he realized, but something to be recognized and embraced. The life flowing in his veins had been flowing in veins since the beginning of time or longer. The enduring nature of life was the important thing to understand:
the continuity of life is
its meaning: it begins from
eternity & flows to eternity
there is no right way of
singing a given song: but
all ways are more or less
right
the variations of tone we
bring to our roles give life
its color: whether we will (to)
or not, we add variations
there is no one character in
whom the Lord would dwell &
not in others
he who dances in the middle
of the room, dances for me;
he who sits in the corner
watching, watches for me
...it is not that our lives
should so radically change,
but rather our understanding
of them
--pp. 320-321, Pure Act: The Uncommon Life of Robert Lax, by Michael N. McGregor
The continuity of lights at the back of ‘Maiden’s Tower’ derived from navigating ships, reminds me of the eternal motion of life. While acting in the theatre stage of our lives, whether we realise it or not, billions of happenings compose the background of that stage. All in motion….All for a reason…All extraordinary… Like this amazingly magical sunset…. BeNowMeHere, Istanbul, Turkey, 2016 via 500px bit.ly/1WnW2yC
wonderfully said Robert Drozda "empty spaces tell stories". I am chasing the 'transparency of inherent space' in common banal locations. So your comment is music to my ears...
implying the continuity of life. It shows some aspect of humanity, the way that the person who looks at the picture will at once recognize as startlingly true :-)
Bert Hardy
Bring Back Humanity to our Government! Resist the Despicable Authoritarian Orange Cockroach and his Cabinet of Stooges and Buffoons!
japanese camellia, 'Cinnamon Scentsation', sarah p duke gardens, duke university, durham, north carolina
Past and continuity of modern life. Time seems suspended in a balance between tradition and contemporaneity.
Passé et continuité de la vie moderne. Le temps semble suspendu dans un équilibre entre la tradition et la contemporanéité.
An inlier is an area of older rocks surrounded by younger rocks. Inliers are typically formed by the erosion of overlying younger rocks to reveal a limited exposure of the older underlying rocks.
Conversely an outlier is an area of younger rock completely surrounded by older rocks. An outlier is typically formed when sufficient erosion of surrounding rocks has taken place to sever the younger rock's original continuity with a larger mass of the same younger rocks nearby.
These two cyclists are on their ways near Neumarkt (Upper Palatiniate), an area possessing many outliers (in German Zeugenberge).
Text adapted from Wikipedia.
"You and I are all as much continuous with the physical universe as a wave is continuous with the ocean." - Alan Watts