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Been exploring flowers lately, very pleased with my rose. There is a full break down in the current issue of Blocks magazine along with the other flower ideas. Hope you like them.
I think these look even better with sand green stems but I didn't have enough of them for so many roses. I have a single rose picture in that colour in my stream though.
The photograph was done by talented photographer and friend Lauren's Parsons www.laurensparsons.co.uk
Willows.
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唐诗中的“柳”
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柳，姿态婀娜，摇曳多姿，受到历代文人墨客的青睐，常用来作为抒情言志的对象。唐诗中的咏柳佳作更是不可胜数。其中当数贺知章的《咏柳》诗最为著名：
碧玉妆成一树高，万条垂下绿丝绦。
不知细叶谁裁出，二月春风似剪刀。
诗歌一反前人以杨柳的形象形容美人身段苗条的写法，而使杨柳化身为美人“碧玉”而出现，用拟人的手法形象地刻画出杨柳那曼长披拂的枝条、嫩绿的新叶在春风吹拂中的迷人的姿态。
在唐朝诗人中，对柳最有感情的当数李尚隐了。在他的诗集中，以“柳”为题的多至十几首。《赠柳》诗描绘春柳风姿：
章台从掩映，郢路更参差。
见说风流极，来当婀娜时。
桥回行欲断，堤远意相随。
忍放花如雪，青楼扑酒旗。
“掩映”“参差”写柳色或明或暗、柔条垂拂的繁茂景象，“风流”“婀娜”写柳的体态轻盈，花飞似“雪”则把春柳的繁华写到极致。
而《柳》是写秋日之柳：
曾逐东风拂舞筵，乐游春苑断肠天。
如何肯到清秋日，已带斜阳又带蝉。
写秋柳，又以春柳作比。春日之柳的繁盛，正反衬出秋日之柳的枯凋；春日愈是繁华得意，愈显出秋日之柳的零落憔悴。
同是咏柳，诗人却表现出截然不同的感情：写春柳，突出其对春柳繁华的欣喜之情、爱惜之情；写秋柳，则表现诗人对秋柳稀疏衰落的悲叹之情。
咏柳，在唐诗中常被用以赋别。罗隐的《柳》就是运用比兴手法，借助春柳的形象，写暮春晴日长安城外、灞水岸边送别情景的：
灞岸晴来送别频，相偎相倚不胜春。
自家飞絮犹无定，争解垂丝绊路人。
在赋别诗中，诗人一般以折柳相赠惜别。如戴叔伦的《堤上柳》：
垂柳万条丝，春来织别离。
行人攀折处，是妾断肠时。
施肩吾的《折杨柳》：
伤见路旁杨柳春，一重折尽一重新。
今年还折去年处，不送去年离别人。
而雍裕之的《江边柳》则别出新意：
袅袅古堤边，青青一树烟。
若为丝不断，留取系郎船。
诗中女主人公不仅没有折柳赠别，倒希望柳丝绵绵不断，以便把情人的船儿系住，永不分离。
另外，白居易的《勤政楼西老柳》用简括的笔触勾勒了一幅“临风立马图”，又是诗人的自画像：
半朽临风树，多情立马人。
开元一支柳，长庆二年春。
而唐彦谦的《垂柳》诗又别有寓意：
绊惹春风别有情，世间谁敢斗轻盈。
楚王江畔无端种，饿损纤腰学不成。
这首诗不仅写出垂柳的婀娜多姿，别具柔情，而且联想到楚灵王“爱细腰，宫女多饿死”的故事，托物寄兴，讽刺矛头直指皇帝及其为首的封建官僚集团，于柔情中见犀利，于含蓄中露锋芒，堪称“咏柳”诗一绝。
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Time for a recap of what we've been up to the last month. From the official Mobilizing from Monuments film premiere, to mobile app updates and a trip to NYC, learn more in the Flickr blog today!
Photo ©: Thomas Hawk
This isn't a great photo of it, but that knitted cowl I'm wearing? Amazing. And knitted by this talented lady. I'll be toasty warm this weekend, thanks Sarah xo
In other news, this film is a challenge. These are the warmest tones I've managed so far, and I got them from warming the shot as it developed. Under my shirt for about 15mins.
Also, hi.
A bit better prepared this week for #mocaroundgang #mocaround57 for 80's touring cars.
This period covered my life ages 7 - 17, so a primetime interest in cars. It helps that I also live in Australia, home to the legendary Bathurst 1000 km Touring car race, held in October.
The 1984 HDT VKs were the simplest, lightest and fastest Group C Commodores produced by Holden’s factory team.
The VK’s aerodynamic fiberglass body kit comprising a front spoiler, rear spoiler and wheel flares was the most aggressive - yet smoothest - ever seen on a Commodore Group C racer, thanks largely to Holden’s switch from steel to polycarbonate front and rear bumpers on the VK road cars.
Beneath the bonnet of every Group C racing Commodore from the first VB to the last VK was Holden’s mighty home-grown 308cid (5044cc) cast iron, pushrod, carby-fed V8. Prior to that it had also powered the Torana L34 and A9X, so by 1984 this remarkable production-based engine had a decade of racing development behind it.
Simple by today’s standards but state-of-the-art for their time, the VK engines hand-built by HDT engine man Neil Burns produced just over 400bhp (300kW) at 6800rpm and 385 ft/lbs of torque at 4800rpm.
The two HDT VKs proved unbeatable in the three championship events they contested in 1984. Brock and Perkins won the Sandown 400 at a canter, finishing one lap ahead of the Moffat/Hansford Mazda RX-7 and two laps ahead of Harvey and Parsons in the second HDT car.
Three weeks later at Bathurst, Brock just got pipped for pole position by George Fury’s turbocharged Nissan Bluebird before he and Perkins raced away to another dominant victory two laps ahead of their team-mates. Brock slowed right down in the final stages to allow Parsons to catch up and stage the memorable 1-2 formation finish.
This mocaround challenge is hosted on instagram by @illuminated_mocs
A Sunday after in October. The DC Tweed ride was happening. I through the Hasselblad in my Pannier as we slow rolled through the city. When we stopped i was glad I had it packed and loaded for Portraits. Ilford HP5 pushed one stop adds just enough contrast and pop and makes these shine.
For my dog Jake
Another favourite quotation this one from May Sarton
"there are griefs so loud they could bring down the sky
and there are griefs so still no one knows how deep they lie"
OH my goodness - this painting (tiny bit of collage) nearly killed me and I'm not sure why I needed to be "so" complicated but I guess I was wanting to do one of those complicated, lots going on pieces. Originally I was planning to use a very sombre monotone muted palette, mostly greys and black - just can't seem to leave the colour alone. Phew !! happy to be fini and aiming to try simplicity Week 5. ;-) Wonder if the tears were a mistake ??? Wonder if it's all just a little contrived feeling, although I have really loved allowing myself to play & experiment, something I don't often let myself do ... I've come to realize through this fantastic course. Love any and all thoughts, feedback etc...such a great class. Merci !!
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Wonder Woman from Funko's "Rock Candy: DC Bombshells" line
One of my Flickr friends collects anything Wonder Woman. At least that is my impression. So when I saw this figurine walking into my favorite comic shop last Friday, I immediately thought of him. There had been a cute, slightly larger figurine of Wonder Woman with a manga look, but with a price tag close to 50 euros she was over my budget for things like this.
This time with a price of 18.99 euros she was within my budget. This Wonder Woman figurine is from Funko's "Rock Candy: DC Bombshells" line. She's about 5 inches tall. There is an exclusive: Target will get a black & white Wonder Woman. In the US she should be about ten bucks, about twenty for the exclusive.
(The other doll so far in this line is Batgirl. Hot Topic will have a Sepia Batgirl as an exclusive).
Wonder Woman was created by William Moulton Marston (pen name Charles Marston), though his wife, Elizabeth Holloway Marston, came up with the idea to create a female superhero (according to Wikipedia). Wonder Woman had her debut in All Star Comics #8 in December 1941. The artist was Harry Peter.
I couldn't find out who created this Wonder Woman figurine.
Russell, I hope you will enjoy this mini-series. :-)
This is very bad. He had induced her to place herself, for his sake, in a situation of extreme difficulty and uneasiness, and it should have been his first object to prevent her from suffering unnecessarily.
some stuff for trade, the egyptian would include his staff, and the hazmat would include his gun thing. fm me if your interested in anything. my wants are a minifig cat gas mask, russian protos, a brown sawed off douple barrel, any eclipse grafx stuff, and pretty much any offer that i like
My friend Karen .... left us last week. I didn't hear until yesterday. I hadn't spoken to her in a long time. For that I am truly sad that I hadn't told her lately that she was very special person who made a difference in our lives when we needed it the most.
She was only 57 years old .... far too young to leave and will be missed greatly by many many many friends.
My deepest sympathy to her husband and children, my thoughts and prayers are with you in finding the strength to cope with all that is before you.
You will be sincerely missed my friend. xo
A Nave for Fourteen Queens / Rose-Marie E. Goulet,
Memorial park of the polyechnique school shooting. - Detail
Nef pour quatorze reines de Rose-Marie / E. Goulet,
Mémorial de la fusillade de l'école polytechnique - Detail
Montréal / Montreal 2014/10/11
Empty spaces - what are we living for?
Abandoned places - I guess we know the score..
On and on!
Does anybody know what we are looking for?
Another hero - another mindless crime.
Behind the curtain, in the pantomime.
Hold the line!
Does anybody want to take it anymore?
The Show must go on!
The Show must go on!Yeah!
Inside my heart is breaking,
My make-up may be flaking
But my smile, still, stays on!
Queen - The show must go on.
Nikon F100
Nikkor micro 60mm
Kodak tri X (pushed at 800)
Kodak D76 (stock)
Nikon coolscan LS5000
CS5 : Contrast and unsharp mask
Being tied down for the Tuesday morning before heading back north to Central Florida, I sought my opportunity to photograph geometry train W001 for my first time. W001 or W003 usually make up for one visit down to Dyer a year.
Around 1PM I headed out to the FL Turnpike on a roughly 45 minute drive to catch W001. I would show up during the pulling out of his wying operation around 2:10PM.
After sitting at Dyer, which is the most southern point of CSX owned trackage, for around an hour, JG Dispatch gave clearance for W001 to get on the move at full track speed.
Here, the train is photographed at Aviation Road SX954.40 along Bee Line Hwy. Being not too far from Dyer, one could hear the EMD 645E3 prime mover of the GP40-2 go straight to Notch 8, resulting in quite the smoke show as it headed towards the crossing.
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Leading the train would be ex-B&O GP40-2 6025, a locomotive assigned to the geometry train for over 20 years. A notable feature of this locomotive is its re-gearing to meet passenger speeds. W001’s counterpart, W003, is powered by ex-Marc GP40WH-2 9969.
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Behind 6025, is the Southern Pacific “Birch Grove” sleeper car. Built by the Budd Company in 1950 for use on the SP’s Sunset Limited train from Los Angeles to New Orleans, it would be acquired shortly after in 1971 by the newly formed Amtrak before being retired from the railroad in 1995. The car was sold to the Cincinnati Railway and upgraded from the span of 2002 to 2005, and would finally ended up on the CSX system after being bought in 2020 where it would be used on geo train set W001.
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The second car in the consist is CSX Florence, which appears to be of either VIA Rail Canada or Amtrak heritage. This baggage car is another former Cincinnati Railway Company railcar that was purchased by CSX around 2019.
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The last car of the train, CSX Track Geometry Inspection car TGC2, is one of the last of CSX’s YN3 painted passenger cars. This inspection car was initially built for the C&O in 1942 by the American Car and Foundry Company before going on to serving as an inspection car for track geometry purposes.
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Palm Beach Gardens, FL
CSXT Auburndale Subdivision
06/06/23 — 3:23PM EST
Milan cathedral - for Artwords Gothic challenge. I just adore the darkness of the windows against the lighter stonework. For a full description, see:
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The Dixie Creek Campground, East Canyon State Park, 5535 South Highway 66, Morgan, Utah (40.925166, -111.587611)
Just before the sun poked its head up over the mountain.
The other campsites closer to the Salt Lake were booked a year ahead, so we settled in at Dixie Creek. It was a wee bit farther out from the lake, but I can't say driving the through the country in Utah was a hardship.
(i.e. Utah is amazing)
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Dear friends, I’m pleased to announce that “PULL FOR LIFE” has made its debut at the Glasgow Zine Fest and is now available at Fistful Of Books and their stockists.
148 x 210mm. Archival inkjet printing. Contains 26 color film photographs. Limited to only 100 hand numbered, hand assembled copies.
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Hi ;) I'm back from my trip to Rügen/Germany.This is one of thousands of photos I took in this week... Here you can see the water of the baltic sea :)
for better size: press "L"
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here are some information about the island Rügen:
Rügen
Rügen (German pronunciation: [ˈʁyːɡən], also lat. Rugia for easier pronunciation) is Germany's largest island by area.[2] It is located off the Pomeranian coast in the Baltic Sea and belongs to the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.
The "gateway" to the island of Rügen is the Hanseatic town of Stralsund. The island, which is linked to the mainland by road and railway over the Rügen Causeway and Rügen Bridge over the two-kilometre-wide Strelasund, has a maximum length of 51.4 km (from north to south), a maximum width of 42.8 km in the south and an area of 926 km². The coast is characterized by numerous bays (both lagoons known as bodden and open bays known as Wieken), as well as projecting peninsulas and headlands. In June 2011, UNESCO awarded the status of a World Heritage Site to the Jasmund National Park, famous for its vast stands of beeches.[3]
The island of Rügen is part of the district of Vorpommern-Rügen with its county seat in Stralsund. The towns on Rügen are: Bergen auf Rügen, Sassnitz, Putbus and Garz/Rügen. In addition, there are the Baltic seaside resorts of Binz, Sellin, Göhren, Baabe and Thiessow.
Rügen is very popular as a tourist destination because of its resort architecture, the diverse landscape and its long, sandy beaches
from wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rügen
Finally I got a good photo of Norma's back yard birds, relative only took 3 years, lol. This bird was in Southern California
Waiting for a bus to work at 6am isn't much fun, but at least recently there has been some interesting light (rather than bleak winter darkness!) to show off the petty vandalism of local youths.
Now for something I will actually listen to your opinions on. Two F7s: On the left is a $4 Brick Loot headlight brick. On the right is a $34 setup with a $10 LifeLites MCU, a $10 LifeLites rotator LED (top), and a BrickStuff warm white LED (bottom) which run upwards of $4 a piece. Sorry for the low-quality video.
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Okay so i was feeling a little emo today.
This picture can mean anything to anyone. To me it has alot of personal meaning. I'ts not so much aimed to be a beautifully editted picture... It is supposed to be more of a sentimental picture for me.
To me this picture means : not knowing who you are anymore. And the ghost of your oldself wanting things to be different. In the case of my friend, not wanting to die.
For Becky x
Passed Away 27-08-2008
I Miss You Already Beck xox
Octahell! Every crease should be done eight times!!
This is my contribution to the Octagons for October contest.
And now we wait for the January challenge - 1 fold tessellations!!!
Tant paper, 35X35 cm.
Babydoll sets for Grace.... hope you like them Grace and thanks for the trade... i am looking forward to having some time to customise Cassis, her hair is awesome :D
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For the last photo for today, Doncaster 94 sure gets around a little bit these days! Having already spotted this during the East Coast Run last month, 94's owners have opted to run a little closer to home as a representation of one of the PTE's constituent bus operators. This one didn't quite make the push to get painted into coffee and cream, though a sister vehicle did, winding up with its roof chopped off and towing gear installed towards the rear. Bit of an easier fate for 94 here, however!
The final photo for this batch, preserved Doncaster Corporation 94, a 1947 Roe bodied Leyland Titan PD2, originally fitted with a Leyland body until that was swapped for this former trolleybus body in 1963, is seen on display at the SYPTE 50 event at the South Yorkshire Transport Trust premises.
For the 10 people that actually look at my photos, another installment of the 100's photos. Been busy with other things, that's the reason for the delay in posting this group of photos
This batch looks appropriate for the season.
"There's this abandoned house. It's closed. There's a cat on the windowsill. I think: it must be a clay cat. I come over and it's a real cat. He ate all the flowers in the house. Geraniums. How'd he get in? Or did they leave him there?
There's a note on the door: "Dear Kind Person, Please don't look for valuables here. We never had any. Use whatever you want but don't trash the place. We'll be back."
I saw signs on other houses in different colors: "Dear house, forgive us!" People said goodbye to their homes like they were people. Or they'd written: "we're leaving in the morning." Or: "We're leaving at night." And they'd put the date and even the time. There were notes written on school notebook paper: "Don't beat the cat. Otherwise the rats will eat everything." And then in a child's handwriting: "Don't kill our Zhulka. She's a good cat."
[Closes his eyes.] I've forgotten everything. I only remember that I went there, and after that I don't remember anything. I forgot all of it. I can't count money, my memory's not right. The doctors don't understand it. I go from hospital to hospital.
When I came home from The Zone, I took off all the clothes that I'd worn there and threw them down the trash chute. I gave my cap to my little son, he really wanted it. And he wore it all the time. Two years later they gave him a diagnosis: a tumor in his brain. [silent.] You can write the rest of this yourself. I don't want to talk anymore. [long silence.]
But that sticks in my head: you're walking up to the house, thinking that the house is empty, and you open the door, and there's this cat. That, and those kids' notes."
--from interview with Vitaly Karbalevich, one of hundreds of thousands of "liquidators," conscripted into evacuating"The Zone" around Chernyobel
