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Entitled "The Accountants Nightmare"
Intitule "Le cauchemar du comptable"
When I'm not out with my camera, I am usually painting this is one of many.
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Cambridge artist Natalia Davey's portrait entitled "ABD" at the recent Cambridge Drawing Society exhibition at the Guildhall. I can SEE why it was voted "Favourite Picture 2008". It's simply amazing!
Natalia Davey (Nee Tolpekina) is a famous Russian artist but now lives in Cambridge: www.vip-portrait.co.uk/page4.htm (where you can see a full version of this work in her "portrait gallery"). I didn't discover you were not allowed to take photos at the exhibition until I reached the exit door:-) I did tell the organisers but they smiled and thanked me for owning up! "As it's you Sir Cam... " :-))
Mural entitled 'To Melbourne' by artist Steen Jones, Duckboard Place, Melbourne.
You usually dry off on a duckboard, but it rained so much the day I took this image I was about as far away from being dry as it is possible to be.
Nath Baxton
Vibes Gallery
September 27th 2020 1PM SLT.
Music by T R I C K Y
Pavilion 1 /
PLYR 1
The Second Life experience can be shaped and molded by the people we meet on this virtual world. Without being surrounded by close friends we'd soon get bored. It's the people we meet and form relationships with that keeps us logging in.
During the winter of 2018 I created an exhibition entitled 'U R KWL' showcasing at the time the people in Second Life closest to me, the people who made me want to log in each day.
'PLYR 1' is a continuation of this exhibition but two years later. A showcase of how the people who were once important previously may become nothing more than a name.
The exhibition showcases pictures of the people currently closest to me that still keep me here. 12 different players who make my Second Life experience that little better, some who have carried through from the original 'U R KWL' exhibition and a lot of new faces while some have been removed entirely.
Pavilion 2 /
SLAUGHTERHOUSE
Originally a different exhibit entirely, the original was scrapped once I lost all enthusiasm to create in Second Life due to a pretty severe comedown that lasted several weeks.
"When I stop using colour entirely in my pictures, that's when you need to start to worry."
During those weeks that statement almost came true but then I'd just be like everyone else shoving a black and white filter on their virtual pictures to make them seem moody and that's pretty boring.
The colour still fought through and who knew I could shit out an exhibition in a few hours.
Both exhibitions open this Sunday.
the following paragraph is copy/pasted from an article from the Burke Museum entitled NW Origins:
The geologic evolution of Washington State is one of the most fascinating geologic stories ever told. It is a tale of the breakup of ancient giant continents, the birth and death of great ocean basins, the collision of exotic islands, the uplift and wearing away of generations of mountain ranges, enormous floods of molten lava and great continental glaciers of the Ice Ages. Washington’s geologic history stretches back in time more than a billion years, and it continues to unfold around us every day.
Couldn't have said it better myself, but when you stand in places like this, (High Rock Peak) you can't help but wonder and marvel at the forces that create such splendor. This is the view facing West, the view East is much the same. IMMEDIATELY to the north towers Mount Rainier, to the south the remnants of Saint Helens and the second tallest peak in the state, Adams. In the faraway land of Oregon the pyramid face of Hood can be seen, it's like stepping back in time looking around and watching the Earth being made.
Intitulado CCCLXXI
Allá, al final de este horizonte palpable,
Aquí, en esta inaccesible cercanía,
Enloquecen risas que lloran,
Llantos que ríen.
Se mudan las plazas detrás de sus prófugas estatuas,
También se marchan las sombras diurnas,
Las nocturnas arrodilladas contemplan este horizonte,
Y la inaccesible cercanía...
Los ecos que aún sobreviven te imitan ¡Inútilmente!
Como la lluvia a tus imperdonables dedos,
La brisa a tu aliento de alma.
Leandro Rodríguez Linárez
I found this poem by Thoreau, entitled Smoke:
Light-winged Smoke! Icarian bird,
Melting thy pinions in thy upward flight;
Lark without song, and messenger of dawn,
Circling above the hamlets as thy nest;
Or else, departing dream, and shadowy form
Of midnight vision, gathering up thy skirts;
By night star-veiling, and by day
Darkening the light and blotting out the sun;
Go thou, my incense, upward from this hearth,
And ask the gods to pardon this clear flame.
***
I was reluctant to photograph smoke which seemed an insensitive choice at a time when we were grieving, after the New Year tragedy in Crans-Montana. Then I remembered the smoke of incense that can be healing in a way, and that watching it unfurl and drift away and disappear could help to disspiate the entanglement of emotions of grief and disbelief, of sorrow and bewilderment, of overwhelming heartbreak and smouldering anger-
So this is as gentle as I can make it, The background is black but somehow turned to a more subtle blue.
This quilted piece, entitled Dad's Ties was created by Phyllis Cayer. Her artistic statement is shown below:
"My Dad died in 1975 when I was 9. I don't know why I saved his ties. This was for a challenge "Take Something Old and Make It New." I won first prize.
This artwork entitled "The Hunted" was created on the promenade in Eastbourne. Redundant shelters have been boarded up and this work has been created by Sarah Gillings (aka (S.o.S) assisted by Zara Wilkins.
It has been funded by the European Regional Development Fund, via the Welcome Back Fund.
For more info visit Sarah's website www.iamsos.com
I've often joked with people on here that I have a book entitled "101 rain dances for the keen photographer" but obviously no such book exists. But if it does, and you know where to get a copy of it, drop me a line... However I do think I've cracked the cheat code to getting amazing weather when out and about - you invite Dom Haughton along with you. As many of you know Dom has recently been over to Sweden to visit, before we headed off to Rondane in Norway for five days of photography. We've been so lucky with the weather and conditions that it is only logical to conclude that Dom is in fact a weather god disguised in that Cornish body of his.
However, celestial being or not, he's not a morning person and the dread on his face when I declared we were getting up early Saturday morning for a sunrise photo was priceless. Poor Dom, he was tired after his flight was delayed over an hour and a half resulting in a mad dash to my neck of the woods to photograph the setting sun once he arrived. Sadly Dom was a little disorientated after sitting on the tarmac at Heathrow so hadn't quite tuned in his weather-whispering capabilities just then. The next morning though was something else..... We stood at the top of Havstensklippan and watched a pretty cool sunrise before things kicked off that resulted in us running around like headless chickens and me repeatedly saying phrases like "wow" and "Holy Moly" as mother nature kept on giving. I used those phrases a lot in the coming week as Norway really delivered in spades but those photos will have to wait. Another phrase I used a lot was "white Tesla" but that's another story for later. As for my lucky weather charm, my children have asked Dom to come back for December this year so we can be guaranteed a white Christmas....
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Sacre Coeur Basilica, Paris
The mosaic over the choir, entitled The Triumph of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, is the largest and most important work of art in the church. It was created by Luc-Olivier Merson, H. M. Magne and R. Martin, and was dedicated in 1923. The mosaic is composed of 25,000 enamelled and gilded pieces of ceramic, and covers 475 square meters, making it one of the largest mosaics in the world.
The central figure is Jesus Christ, dressed in white, with open arms offering his heart, decorated with gold. He is joined by his mother, the Virgin Mary, and by the Archangel Michael, the protector of the church and of France. At his feet, kneeling, is Saint Joan of Arc offering him a crown. A figure of Pope Leo XIII offers a globe to Christ, symbolising the world.
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Basilica del Sacro Cuore di Parigi
Il mosaico sopra il coro, intitolato Il Trionfo del Sacro Cuore di Gesù , è l'opera d'arte più grande e importante della chiesa. Fu creato da Luc-Olivier Merson , HM Magne e R. Martin, e fu dedicato nel 1923. Il mosaico è composto da 25.000 pezzi di ceramica smaltati e dorati e copre 475 metri quadrati, il che lo rende uno dei mosaici più grandi del mondo.
La figura centrale è Gesù Cristo , vestito di bianco, con le braccia aperte che offrono il suo cuore, decorato d'oro. È affiancato da sua madre, la Vergine Maria , e dall'Arcangelo Michele , protettore della Chiesa e della Francia. Ai suoi piedi, inginocchiata, c'è Santa Giovanna d'Arco che gli offre una corona. Una figura di Papa Leone XIII offre a Cristo un globo, simbolo del mondo.
Wikipedia.org
I recently finished reading a very interesting collection of short stories entitled Save Me Stranger, by Erika Krouse. The stories are pretty wild and go in all different directions with quite a large variety of main characters and settings. Many really made me think more deeply about life situations and reality.
In any case, the collection starts out with the following quote from Anaïs Nin:
"Stories are the only enchantment possible, for when we begin to see our suffering as a story, we are saved."
I've been thinking about that quite a bit and I immediately start thinking about how when you are going through a traumatic incident, it is sometimes helpful to picture yourself removed from your body, as if seeing it all from an existential distance.
How will we understand and tell our own stories with this huge change in history...this turmoil, these atrocities currently happening in our names. And, of course, the "winners" are the ones who get to write those stories but none of us are winning here. Some of us may be lucky to survive but that's about all. What we've all collectively lost is immeasurable, whether we write it down or not.
**All photos are copyrighted**
Mural entitled "Rush Hour" by DANK aka @dankitchener, seen at 2716 Elm Street in the Deep Ellum area of Dallas, Texas.
Drone photo by James aka @urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
Edit by Teee.
Mural entitled "The Extraordinary Elementals" by Kiptoe aka @kiptoe1 for Mural Fest SSL, seen at 2120 South 300 West in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Drone photo by James aka @urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
Edit by Teee
Model (StarryMuse) entitled "Starry Umbrella 1a" by jagged-eye on DeviantART found here:
www.deviantart.com/art/Starry-Umbrella-1a-279548410
Model image made into a silhouette.
Raindrops entitled "Wetness - FREE Texture" is from my stock found here:
www.flickr.com/photos/plumnutz/9092056163/in/set-72157625...
Frame is from my stock entitled "Panels - FREE TO USE" found here:
www.flickr.com/photos/plumnutz/6584339739/in/set-72157625...
Background of roses is from my stock.
The Curious Hobby of Collecting Things (02)
The Times Weekly Issue 1920 – 21
100 years of the Times
A vast number of years ago I used to buy and sell second-hand books, mainly because I collected and it reduced the cost of collecting. However, since those far off days every once in a while I come across things I cannot resist buying. These next items entitled ‘The Times Weekly Edition with Illustrated covers, starts on 12th November 1920 and finishes 28th January 1921. This only represents 11 issues but it is filled with a whole variety of subjects including Politics, News, Sports, Fashions and General Advertising. Each issue contains approx. 24 pages and it’s amazing.
This is the second of many postings ……
Joseph Johnson, a black man who in consequence of his having been employed in the merchant’s service only, was not entitled to the provision of Greenwich. His wounds rendering him incapable of doing further duty on the ocean, and having no claim to relief in any parish, he is obliged to gain a living on shore; and in order to elude the vigilance of the parochial beadles, he first started on Tower-hill, where he amused the idlers by singing George Alexander Stevens’s “Storm.” By degrees he ventured into the public streets, and at length became what is called a “Regular Chaunter.” But novelty, the grand secret of all exhibitions, from the Magic Lantern to the Panorama, induced Black Joe to build a model of the ship Nelson; to which, when placed on his cap, he can, by a bow of thanks, or a supplicating inclination to a drawing room window, give the appearance of sea-motion. Johnson is as frequently to be seen in the rural village as in great cities; and when he takes a journey, the kind-hearted waggoner will often enable him in a few hours to visit the market-places of Staines, Rumford, or St. Albans, where he never fails to gain the farmer’s penny, either by singing “The British Seaman’s Praise,” or Green’s more popular song of “The Wooden Walls of Old England.
This piece is entitled Danke Andrej Sacharov for a human rights activist and was created by artist Dmitri Vrubel. More here:
www.lostscientist.com/street-art-in-berlin/germanyuae2012...
**All photos are copyrighted. Please don't use without permission**
Venedig - Venice
Sculpture entitled Souaci Gesú by Buranese artist Remigio Barbera. The sculpture is located in a park and is one of the first things that visitors to Burano see.
The sculpture faces the waterfront and is said to depict a woman expressing complete despair.
2026 FAFM Feb 17 Q is for Quinoa
I'd rather have couscous, than quinoa.
A couple of years ago, I bought a book entitled "Buddha Bowls", which is recipes for healthy salad bowls. And quinoa is used as a base in several of the bowls.
Southwark Cathedral, London
Entitled Christ Rests in Peace, the dramatic sculpture of Christ’s head with crown of thorns, is the result of over 20 years work on the face of Jesus by acclaimed British sculptor Nic Fiddian-Green.
The giant eight-foot head, cast in lead with a gilded crown of thorns, was on display in front of the high altar during Lent and the Holy Week.
It is powerful not just because of its sheer size but also because when you look beyond the thorns you see the humanity in the face of Christ, says Andrew Nunn, Dean of Southwark.
This piece is entitled Ant Bone IV by Hu Xiaoyuan
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hu_Xiaoyuan
**All photos are copyrighted**
For some inexplicable reason, this image reminds me of Jimmy Hendrixâ's song entitled "All Along the Watchtower," which according to Wikipedia, "became a Top 20 single in 1968, received a Grammy Hall of Fame award in 2001 and was ranked 47th in Rolling Stone magazine's 500 Greatest Songs of All Time in 2004."
It is certainly not the lyrics of the song, however, which speak of confusion. This image, like the moment when it was taken, has a calming and serenity effect. That's the reason I enjoy taking sunset pictures so much.
I took this photo last night at the Ponce de Leon Historical Park while standing at the end of the fishing pier looking down the boat channel with its navigation markers. Various waterfowl had staked out their squatting rights on the top of navigation markers beneath the setting sun.
After the sun had set, I chatted with a couple of ladies from Illinois... the state where I just sold my home in January. We waited for 30 minutes to see if the blue hour would occur (that's when the clouds light up again when sunlight reflects off the ocean after the sun has sunken below the horizon). Unfortunately, it did not occur on this particular evening, but I enjoyed the ladies company. One of them showed me a picture on her cell phone that someone took when a pelican unexpectedly landed on her shoulders as she watched men cleaning fish... what an experience that must have been (and an amazing photo)!
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On my first hike up to Mala Osojnica in Bled last September, I waited for the sun to rise and noticed the fog in the valley next to the lake, where I took the image I entitled „Feels Like Heaven“. When the sun finally peeked above the mountains, I shot quite some images due to the stunning scenery and was really excited, but I almost missed the absolutely gorgeous light streaming into the mist in that valley next to the lake. Luckily, I finally did notice it and put on my tele lens and snapped a few more intimate scenes, where this one turned out to look really nice. Hope you like it too!
Entitled ‘Thank You, Andrei Sakharov’ (‘Danke, Andrei Sakharov’), this simple portrait was painted by Dmitri Vrubel and Viktoria Timofeeva in honour of Soviet nuclear physicist, dissident and human rights activist Andrei Sakharov.
Having worked to design thermonuclear weapons for the Soviet Union, Sakharov later became an advocate of civil liberties and civil reform, facing state persecution for his activism. These efforts earned him the Nobel Peace Prize in 1975. He died in 1989, just a few weeks after the Wall fell.
Berlin, Deutschland
dear world,
can you read between the lies? you are a complete mess. i am building an ark. repent. wine cures whine.
what you need is a good influenza outbreak to get your values straightened out. call me and i can cough on you, first time is free.
love,
ty
Mural entitled "Rooted in Royalty" by Thomas Turner aka @thomasturner_tt for the Atlanta United Football Club, seen at 647 Reed Street SE in the Summerville area of Atlanta, Georgia.
Photo by James aka @urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
Edit by Teee.
Moulamein, NSW (ABCTV Victorian viewing area)
This sculpture in scrap metal which is on a farm in the southern Riverina of NSW is the work of Trevor Flinn, an artist from Dunkeld in Western Victoria. It inspired a song by Australian singer/songwriter, Neil Murray entitled Byjantic Man and the sculpture features on the cover of his latest album, Blood and Longing. The Byjantic Creek is a small intermittent creek near Moulamein. You can listen to Neil Murray's song here and see more of Byjantic Man in the video clip: www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwfbyUB7GlM
Mural entitled "Mona Lisa" by Brian Clemons (circa 1990), seen at 28 Bollinger Street in Colombus, Ohio.
Photo by James aka Urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
Edit by Teee.
Two years ago I participated in a horror short film recording, entitled "A Haunted House".
My work was short, taking post-production still pictures and little else. But I received much more than I gave.
I never imagined the hard work, cost, means necessary to carry out. It is only a few minutes of recording. And finally it is finished and at the diffusion stage.
As we are so close to Halloween, I would like to share with you some pics I took during that filming.
Now I have permission to post them 😇
Hace dos años participé en la grabación de un cortometraje de terror, titulado "La Familia".
Mi trabajo fue breve, tomando foto fija para la postproducción y poco más. Pero recibí mucho más de lo que di.
Nunca imaginé el trabajo duro, el coste, los medios necesarios para llevarlo a cabo.
Son solo unos minutos de grabación. Y finalmente está terminado y en etapa de difusión.
Como estamos tan cerca de Halloween, me gustaría compartir con vosotros algunas fotos que tomé durante el rodaje.
Ahora tengo permiso para publicarlos 😇
Dedicated to my friend Richard (Visionheart).
May this bring joy to you.
Submitted to Vivid Imagination Group Challenge No. 23.0 entitled "Vivid Christmas Trees" found here: www.flickr.com/groups/vividimagination/discuss/7215763209...
Created for "Treat This" challenge No. 37
found in the Kreative People group, on front page
www.flickr.com/groups/1752359@N21/
With thanks to abstractartangel77 for the source image entitled "Bauble-Fest Fractal" found here: www.flickr.com/photos/abstractartangel77/8226413641/
Mural entitled "Them Pretty Weeds" by Lacey Longino aka @lacyclongino, seen at 1099 Boulevard SE in Atlanta, Georgia.
Drone photo by James aka Urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
Edit by Teee.
Artwork for Album entitled "Hear Me, Feel Me" by Ralphy Boy
Photography by Ralphy Boy
Designed by Fernando Creative
Listen and download "Hear Me, Feel Me" Album FOR FREE!!!!!
You would be well entitled to ask, "Who is John Sealy?'
Well here is the answer from the Living London History website: 'From 1799-1813, John Sealy was the senior business partner at the Coade stone factory in Lambeth. They produced an artificial stone that can be seen all over London - for example the keystone heads over the doors on Bedford Square and the South Bank Lion.
Unsurprisingly, the rather dramatic monument adorning the grave is made of Coade stone, as well as William Bligh’s grave.'
I didn't see the tomb of Mr. Bligh, but the photo of it on the website looks pretty cool!
23:10] ocellnuri: wrote D. James a testimonial :-)
[23:10] ocellnuri: I respect that guy so much
[23:15] ocellnuri: he blows me away every day
[23:15] ocellnuri: but he's exactly the type of stuff I love
[23:15] ocellnuri: high contrast, high color abstract structural
[23:16] tysiscoe: sniff. you used to like me like that. then i got all moody and desaturated
[23:16] tysiscoe: sigh
[23:16] ocellnuri: lol
[23:16] ocellnuri: I'm sorry Ty
[23:16] ocellnuri: we can't change the ways we change
[23:17] tysiscoe: fuck you, just fuck you and your trophy flickr buddy
[23:18] tysiscoe: im still hot
[23:18] tysiscoe: people still like me
[23:18] ocellnuri: I just can't change what I like
[23:18] tysiscoe: i could have any contact i wanted
[23:18] ocellnuri: we grow, and we need different things
[23:18] ocellnuri: it's not your pictures, it's mine
[23:18] tysiscoe: lol
[23:18] tysiscoe: good one
[23:18] ocellnuri: :-)
[23:19] tysiscoe: would you like me better if i had a gear upgrade??
[23:19] tysiscoe: bigger camera
[23:19] ocellnuri: well... sometimes I just need a shot tighter than 300mm
[23:20] tysiscoe: you couldnt handle a real 300mm
[23:20] ocellnuri: I have before
[23:20] tysiscoe: shook in your hands
[23:20] ocellnuri: once, when you were out shooting with your 50mm... I looked at a 400mm shot
[23:20] ocellnuri: and Ty, I just can't go back to your wide angle bullshit
[23:21] tysiscoe: and to think i let you use my flash card
[23:21] tysiscoe: i feel used
[23:21] ocellnuri: Just move on Ty
[23:22] ocellnuri: oh, and make sure you check your memory card for corrupt memory sectors
[23:22] tysiscoe: lol!!!
[23:24] tysiscoe: fine, bitch, i will go give a testimonial to the first new person in central i find. i wont even look at their stream
[23:25] ocellnuri: you would
[23:25] ocellnuri: you don't get me at all
[23:25] tysiscoe: and your new buddy will get tired of your tired derivative black and whites real soon and you will see me in the forums laughing at you
[23:26] ocellnuri: man
[23:26] ocellnuri: you bitch
[23:26] ocellnuri: that was uncalled for
[23:26] ocellnuri: You said you'd never speak of my flirtations with BW shots again
[23:26] ocellnuri: you said that you could put that behind you!
[23:26] ocellnuri: I knew you were just holding it as a crutch all along!
[23:26] ocellnuri: you
[23:26] ocellnuri: you BITCH
[23:29] tysiscoe: im sorry, mr i wannabe manray, but you need to know that youre not the art godhead he tells you you are.
[23:29] tysiscoe: you were a runaway with a canon powershot when i met you
[23:30] tysiscoe: i took you under my wing
[23:30] tysiscoe: believed in you
[23:30] tysiscoe: gave you confidence, composition skills
[23:30] ocellnuri: I don't owe you for that
[23:30] ocellnuri: I'm not in debt to you
[23:30] ocellnuri: don't turn this into a guilt trip
[23:30] tysiscoe: if it wasnt for me you would still be levitating keyboard composition shots and shooting your coffee mug, not to mention those faux-goth moody lookdown and mopey shots that make everyone laugh at you for
[23:30] ocellnuri: every time I talk to you, you just try to make me feel guilty for this
[23:31] tysiscoe: its not guilt.
[23:31] tysiscoe: you cant handle the truth
[23:31] tysiscoe: and everytime you run off with another flickr flavor of the month
[23:31] ocellnuri: The truth is that I need more now, and you don't have it. And D. James does. YOu've got to live with that and quit pining over me
[23:31] tysiscoe: you end up coming back asking for help with your creative juices
[23:33] tysiscoe: im not saying d. james aint got it, im saying you aint got it to give back
[23:33] tysiscoe: he will get bored off you shooting the same shots he does
[23:33] tysiscoe: looking at his exif data
[23:33] tysiscoe: fawning over his abstracts
[23:34] ocellnuri: My exif is impressive too!
[23:34] ocellnuri: it kept you around
[23:34] tysiscoe: i felt responsible
[23:34] tysiscoe: like finding a wounded bird
[23:34] tysiscoe: you werent ready to go back into the wild
[23:34] tysiscoe: but now
[23:34] tysiscoe: you cant be held back
[23:35] tysiscoe: sigh. the pain is too much
[23:35] ocellnuri: You'll find another point and shooter
[23:35] ocellnuri: and you'll start your self-destructive cycle again
[23:36] tysiscoe: lol
[23:36] ocellnuri: you're nothing but a compactophile
[23:36] tysiscoe: bahahaha
[23:36] ocellnuri: wearing a DSLR
[23:37] tysiscoe: when you have thousands of hits on your stream, you can talk with some authority, but right now youre lucky if your pitying friends comment on you
[23:37] ocellnuri: :-(
[23:38] tysiscoe: you, you, you overexposurer
[23:38] ocellnuri: IT'S A STYLE
[23:38] tysiscoe: cry bitch
[23:38] ocellnuri: sorry it's over your head
[23:38] tysiscoe: its so 80s nagal
[23:38] tysiscoe: its not even retrocool
[23:38] ocellnuri: I don't deny my past
[23:38] tysiscoe: cuz you cant, its stuck to your foot like toilet paper
...
[23:42] tysiscoe: im gonna post this. mind?
[23:43] ocellnuri: hahaha
[23:43] ocellnuri: please!
Mural entitled “The Birth of Helen and Clytemnestra” by @napoletanoart and @nmnapoletanoart seen at 3300 East 13th Avenue in the City Park area of Denver, Colorado.
Photo by James aka @urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
Edit by Teee.
Mural entitled “Lion’s Dance” by @juuriart83 seen at 132 West Wayne Street in Ft Wayne, Indiana.
Photo by James aka Urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
Edit by Teee.
From my set entitled "Twelve Mile Lake, 2008"
www.flickr.com/photos/21861018@N00/sets/72157607787077684/
In my collection entitled "Places"
www.flickr.com/photos/21861018@N00/collections/7215760074...
In my photostream
www.flickr.com/photos/21861018@N00/
Every year, Karen and I, along with our friends, Bev Woodroffe and Henk Tiesma, visit Bob and Carol Barkwell, usually in the Spring, at their home in Lindsay, Ontario. Karen, Bev and Carol began their teaching careers together forty years ago.
This year, we went to Bob and Carol's cottage on Twelve Mile Lake in the Haliburton Highlands of Ontario. This time we went in the Fall. The main focus of the weekend was the Haliburton County Studio Tour, which includes twenty-one artisans. We visited several studios, and also took in the town of Haliburton. The trip was extra special this year, since the Fall colours are breathtaking
The Twelve Mile Lake Church was established in 1890, and was originally Presbyterian. In 1925, it joined the United Church of Canada. it can hold about 30-40 people. The nearby cemetery holds 566 burials.
From:
www.haliburtoncounty.ca/tourism/Fall/index.asp
A canopy of scarlet and gold spreads out before you as far as the eye can see. From the Dorset lookout tower to Green's Mountain, Minden Wildwater Reserve to the southern Gateway to Algonquin, Haliburton County is ablaze with color.
Take a walk in the clouds, a romantic canoe ride on a lake, or ATV the miles of trails...a new, breathtaking vista awaits you around every corner.
The Haliburton Studio Tour in October offers the ideal opportunity to drive the county roads, discover the hamlets and villages of the Haliburton Highlands, while exploring many of the art studios and galleries of the county.
Come fall in love with the Haliburton Highlands.
From:
The Haliburton Highlands region of Ontario offers 4 seasons of outdoor splendor.
With Algonquin Park on the northern border and Muskoka Ontario on the west, the Haliburton region is quickly being discovered by nature lovers, and for outdoor recreation.
Because of the natural beauty of this area, and abundance of lakes and rivers, there is a long history of summer cottagers and visitors. With the surge of interest in winter outdoor recreation and popularity of the magnificent Fall Colours the Haliburton Highlands has become a 4 season destination.
Visit the business directory to discover some area services including real estate, accommodations, shopping, restaurants, contractors and more. Click here to visit the beautiful community of Dorset, Ontario.
Post Processing: Very slight posterization.
Mural entitled "Joy of Creativity" by @andaluztheartist and @nhankins1982, seen at 3201 NW 7th Avenue in Miami, Florida.
Photo by James aka @urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
Edit by Teee.
Mural entitled "Anatomy of Enemies" by Taqi Spateen, seen at 130 High Street, Penge, Bromley, London, England.
Drone photo by James aka Urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
Edit by Teee
to your informed opinion. No one is entitled to be ignorant:-)
― Harlan Ellison
zen magnolia, j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, Raleigh, north carolina
This image is included in a gallery entitled "INTERPHOTO * THE SEA / IL MARE" curated by Marzetti Gianfranco.
This was taken from the Cape Tourville Lookout on a fine Spring morning. On the middle-top left is Lemon Bay. Wineglass Bay is near the middle right. Tasman Sea is on the left hand side.
There was a gentle breeze. The deep blue, calm sea, coloured cliff faces and the few distant, lazy white clouds contribute to a beautiful scene.