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Icicles formed from spray of Lake Michigan waves crashing in, Rosy Mound Natural Area near Grand Haven, Michigan, USA
Painting creates silence. You could examine the objects themselves, the actors in a Dutch still life—this knobbed beaker, this pewter salver, this knife—and, lovely as all antique utilitarian objects are, they are not, would not be, poised on the edge these same things inhabit when they are represented.
These things exist—if indeed they are still around at all—in time. It is the act of painting them that makes them perennially poised, an emergent truth about to be articulated, a word waiting to be spoken. Single word that has been forming all these years in the light on the knife’s pearl handle, in the drops of moisture on nearly translucent grapes: At the end of time, will that word be said?”
[Mark Doty, from: Still Life with Oysters and Lemon: On Objects and Intimacy]
Mitt bidrag till Fotosöndag 2020-08-23 på temat form. Ännu en "klassisk Magnus". Inget planerat under veckan blev en snabbt genomförd idé på lördagen när den dök upp i huvudet. Skönt att alltid ha en kamera i fickan nu för tiden.
Die Form und das Layout ähneln stark der AP-Serie von ESP. Der Bass verfügt über eine Babicz FCH-4 Brücke und Grover Mechaniken, beides hochwertige Komponenten, die in der AP-Serie von ESP verwendet werden. Das Layout zeigt einen Humbucker-Tonabnehmer im Music-Man-Stil in der Stegposition und drei Potentiometer. 😎👍
The shape and layout are very similar to ESP's AP series. The bass features a Babicz FCH-4 bridge and Grover tuners, both high-quality components used in ESP's AP series. The layout includes a Music Man-style humbucker pickup in the bridge position and three potentiometers. 😎👍
This is a quarter view of a 1955 Mercury D-528 concept car at The Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, California. The rounded fenders were actually functional -- a spare tire was beneath one and a gas tank beneath the other.
I go different ways on my long walks to and from work, and noticed this display the other day. On my way home I purposely went this way again to capture this image through the window.
A combination of pieces from Hiroshi Sugimoto's photographic exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Art Australia.
SMC PENTAX (K) 28mm f2 "Hollywood"
Rock Wren proclaiming itself at the Papalote Rancho Viejo campsite in Big Bend Ranch State Park, Presidio County, Texas.
Christine and I decided we would both use apples a prop and see what we each would come up with. Here is mine, stay tuned for hers!
A subject that I am forever fascinated about are the ways in which we as humans are not so very different from our surroundings. In this photo I am portraying a form rather than submitting to an identity. I am a piece of food, I am an apple, I am nothing more than another figure in the formation.
Yo, hold up, hold up, hold up, okay, hold up
You see a bad bitch coming through, yo, what's the hold up?
I'm in that new new, me and New New when I roll up
I tell the valet, "Park my Benz and bring the Rolls up"
Yo, hold up, hold up, hold up, okay, hold up
Bermeo. Vizcaya. País Vasco.
Este paraje, situado a medio camino entre las localidades de Bakio y Bermeo, tiene algo que atrapa.
La escarpada y larga escalera que une la isla con tierra es todo un reto, existen diferentes versiones sobre su número real de escalones, pero todo el mundo está de acuerdo en que el ascenso merece la pena.
Al final de la escalinata podrás posar tu pie sobre la huella que según dicen dejó allí San Juan Bautista, trae buena suerte. En lo alto te espera una pintoresca ermita y sobre todo unas espectaculares vistas al bravo mar Cantábrico que ha tallado en la isla, acantilados, túneles y arcos imposibles.
Gaztelugatxe ha sido escenario de piratas, aquelarres y leyendas y no es casualidad que acumule títulos de “maravilla más votada” o enclave “más valorado” por viajeros de todo el mundo.
El rito de tocar la campana tres veces
Una vez arriba no olvides tocar la campana de la ermita tres veces y pedir un deseo, antiguamente lo hacían para pedir fertilidad y ahuyentar malos espíritus o dolores de cabeza. La campana está tan a mano que tocarla es una actividad que engancha a mayores y pequeños.
Recuerda llevar ropa y calzado cómodo. En otoño o primavera la isla estará tranquila y podrás saborear mejor su misticismo y belleza. En verano no te resistirás a un baño en las pequeñas playas de piedras que se forman al pie de la escalinata. Gaztelugatxe es una maravilla natural a la que sin duda querrás volver.
Fuente: turismo.euskadi.eus