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Poetic Moments

Ibrahim Rashid, 2011

Laser cut steel

 

Poetic Moments features a series of short poems that allows each bench to be unique yet connected. Part of a series of functional public art seating treatments that were installed at 26 crossings within the Centennial and Hydro Corridor Multi-Use Pathways, this project allows for the integration of functional artwork into neighbourhoods citywide, promotes active living and provides amenities to those using the pathways.

Now at Next Up The Secret Garden event till 30th September:

- 3rd eye Perception:

1_3rd Eye_Sacred Depths Tank RARE

6_3rd Eye_Sacred Depths Tank

3_3rd Eye_Sacred Depths Tanks

 

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New We Love Role Play event till 28th September :

- Misteria - Gemma base for Nemissa Tail - Amethyst

(Needs Nemissa ~ Tail - not included)

 

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The southern wall of the inner gorge alight in the early evening sun.

 

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beneath the busy plaza españa in palma, the stark geometry of a parking garage stairwell creates a scene of contrast. two figures descend into the fluorescent glow below, their silhouettes framed by the gritty textures of the stairwell. above, a fleeting step on the dirty glass adds a subtle layer of movement to the static lines.

 

the image captures a raw, urban moment—light against dark, motion against stillness, and the unspoken rhythm of city life.

into the depths of the oceans

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'She was beyond fear, into the depths of horror and grief, and she thought she might stay there for a long, long time.'

 

(From: Yellow Jessamine, by Caitlin Starling, 2020)

 

The Lady In The Cruel Sea: Kangsom

 

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From our series 'Island Story' - the story of a shipwreck. "Alone and stranded on tropical shores that time forgot, a beautiful Lady from Shanghai struggles for survival, with humor, charm and style. Storms, cannibals and witches - she will encounter them all!"

 

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There are three images within this series. Here is one of the companion pieces that was shown earlier (cropped version):

 

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What is fascinating is how sun light that travels through water and waves contorts and changes the human face, giving it a spooky effect. The images were shot seconds apart, in the open sea. On a human level, these type of shots are difficult and very challenging, especially for the model in the salty sea, and Kangsom deserves a huge round of applause. She is not a professional model - hugely impressive.

 

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Mesmerizing depths of the High Sierra.

Great Smoky Mountains Railroad 1702 arrives at Nantahala Siding on the afternoon of October 20, 2019, nearing the end of its run from Bryson City. 'Nantahala' is a Cherokee word meaning 'land of the noonday sun.' The Nantahala River is so named because the sun only reaches the depths of the gorge during the midday hours when the sun is directly overhead; the steep mountains on either side of the river often keep much of the gorge in shadow.

A foggy afternoon on the Sheep's Head Peninsula in Ireland.

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Stopped for a short walk in Bothell on our way to Beers and Cameras in Lake City. Saw the interesting light playing with this plant outside McMenamins North Shore Lagoon.

 

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Mamiya/Sekor 55mm f:1.4

Fotodiox M42-NEX Adapter

Undersea Gal by Diamond Select

 

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An enormous volcano, now called Mount Mazama, previously occupied the site of Crater Lake. Geologists believe that it erupted sporadically for half a million years. By about 5700 B.C. the volcanic cone had grown to over 12,000’ in height. Smaller volcanoes, called parasitic cones, surrounded Mount Mazama and are still visible today.

 

Eventually, the volcano exploded in a blast estimated to be 42 times more powerful than the Mount St. Helens’ eruption in 1980! Ash, cinders, lava, and pumice blanketed the area to incredible depths and over thousands of square miles. Local Indian tribes have many handed-down stories of the event, and it most likely disrupted their way of life for centuries.

I want to vanish into the cool waters

Explore the Cerulean depths of the sea

I'll leave my worries on the surface, and find a place where I can finally be free...

 

I have been sitting here in front of the glaring light of my computer screen, trying to find the right words to describe the past three weeks.

I have spent time at the northsea, on a small island of hundredandseventeen souls. During these days I learnt a lot about my hopes, my faith and myself. [...]

And even before my fingertips could touch any of the keys, I knew that there are things words can't express. So I ask you to take a close look at this picture instead.

 

Complete story of what happened here.

Oh and when I returned, the most heart-warming, creative and thoughtful letter waited in my letterbox. Thank you, for making me cry of happiness.

 

In the depths (panorama of 3 photos)

me:.... and it's in those moments of complete and utter despair,... that i feel most alive.

 

her: you're fucked up.

 

me: i shall miss this banter....

 

her: i have to go pee.

 

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ps: this is Sotome, Nagasaki, Japan,... where Silence by Endo Shusaku is set. Scorsese's adaptation comes out next year.

 

Happy week-end dear friends!

 

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Another dahlia from this past summer's Swan Island Dahlia Festival. I literally could spend many many entire days on end out here (and I am talking about all 24 hours of those days, just give me enough light to shoot by). Dahlias really are my favorite flower to photograph, they come in just a mind-boggling array of sizes, shapes and colors. The Swan Island Festival held every August in Canby is almost part museum exhibit and part floral extravaganza. Their are dozens and dozens of rows of dahlias and pretty much every row represents a different type of dahlia, with so many names I vow every year to take a pad of paper to write them down but never do. The Tahitian Sunrise that I posted a few images ago is one of the few I can remember.

 

Anyway, I like these floralscapes. They are bright and rich and I wanted to post something a bit along these lines after this evening's unexpected bump in the road (as described in my previous post). One of these days I want to do a show of this stuff super huge, as big as most people are tall. Are times I can get so lost in the little prints, would love to see a gigantic print of this I could stand in front of and fill my vision with... then again that might be sensory overload. ;-)

 

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From the deepest depths of the archives

The pristine BLM designated wilderness of Canaan Mountain is a unique masterpiece of visual imagery. Along the mountain path, leading past one of the most dazzling views of Zion National Park anywhere and on to a historic windlass, you will walk through a chasm of delightful waterfalls and glimpse into the depths of a narrow slot canyon. You will also traverse massive slickrock bowls, wander ponderosa dotted dunes and stand in awe of magnificent white domes, hoodoos and a cornucopia of stepped rock.

It takes about 3-4 hours to reach these beautiful hoodoos where you are rewarded with this magnificent view.

Wish I could explain this remarkable color shift in the ice.

Shot of me looking around in the abandoned gold mine shown in the previous photo. The light coming in from the right was from another small entrance that was blocked by wire netting.

 

Photo by @ Chris Toumanian

 

Chloride City

Death Valley National Park

beneath the ripplings

there are depths

to explore

The Phlegethon, river of fire, churns through the bowels of Hell, boiling the souls of the damned. As it coils down to the deepest depths of Hell it approaches that prison of the titans, dreadful Tartarus. The great guardian beast Cerberus patrols this river as well as it travels the borders of the underworld.

  

"More dreadful things have I seen which Phlegethon bids imprisoned sinners suffer, compassing them about with his stream of fire; what punishment waits for me, and what place, I know." Seneca, Phaedra 1226 (trans. Miller)

  

"Smoky Phlegethon rolls down his streams of murky flame, and Styx interfluent sets a barrier to the sundered ghosts." Statius, Thebaid 4. 520 ff

  

“Aeneas looks back, and under a cliff on the left sees a broad castle, girt with triple wall and encircled with a rushing flood of torrent flames--Tartarean Phlegethon, that rolls along thundering rocks. In front stands a huge gate, and pillars of solid adamant, that no might of man, nay, not even the sons of heaven, could uproot in war; there stands an iron tower, soaring high, and Tisiphone, sitting girt with bloody pall, keeps sleepless watch over the portal night and day." Virgil, Aeneid 6. 548 ff (trans. Fairclough)

  

The Rivers of Hell

In the Depths

 

Color dances on the water defining shapes within the depths. Cool and warm create energy as they divide space. Mystery lives in the sea.

 

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The light fades as the memories & music live on...

 

There's a place in the world for a gambler

There's a burden that only he can bear

There's a place in the world for a gambler

And he sees...oh, yes he sees...

And he sees...oh, yes he sees...

There's a song in the heart of a woman

That only the truest of loves can release

There's a song in the heart of a woman

Set it free...oh, set it free

Set it free...oh, set it free

Set it free...oh, set it free

There's a light in the depths of your darkness

There's a calm at the eye of every storm

There's a light in the depths of your darkness

Let it shine...oh, let it shine

Let it shine...oh, let it shine

Let it shine...oh, let it shine

Let it shine

 

~ Dan Fogelberg, R.I.P., "There's a Place in the World for a Gambler," ex the album "Souvenirs" (1974)

Fantasy Faire 2020

Melusina's Depths sim

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