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While baking and using some local, fresh eggs we get from friends I admired their beauty. I appreciated their amazing, natural-looking, refreshing colors, how they are fragile, beautiful, and—to me—worthy of photographing. These eggs and their broken shells tell me a beautiful, relatable story. They may be considered broken, may even seem useless, and they still have worth, beauty and purpose.
Second version of "One million dew drops" because I love this bubble bokeh from that wonderful morning in 2019. Such good memories...
I look back with gratitude on the time when I stood in a meadow of flowers early in the morning and saw this fragile beauty glittering in the morning sun. The dewdrops were like a great gift to me, because they made the little butterfly appear so truly beautiful. I spent almost the entire spring and summer in that natural meadow and continually discovered new wonders of nature, so small but so precious to me. I would like to share this with you here and thank you from the bottom of my heart for your friendship.
Butterflies are nature’s angels. They remind us what a gift it is to be alive.
Dream with me of a world of peace and harmony, where we respect one another and support the weakest. It's the fragile things we must take care of.
Ludovico Einaudi - Una Mattina
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Sting - Fragile
RKO_1817. Crawling through the bushes and fighting mosquitoes I patiently waited for the hummingbird to take position….
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Soundtrack // Bande-son: Dustin O'HALLORAN ("Fragile N.4"): www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ppjX-xvILI
"Fragile mais se dressant fièrement dans l'atmosphère fauve." // "Fragile but proudly standing in this tawny patina." (VINCENT / www.flickr.com/photos/58769600@N07/)
"Tes oeuvres sont vraiment tres belles Regisa..!!!" // "Your artworks are really very beautiful !!!" (GEORGES ..CURIOUS ABOUT THE WORLD / www.flickr.com/photos/geolis06/ )
"Lov that sky--its on fire !!!!!!!!" // "J'aime ce ciel. Il est en feu !"(1WITHONE / www.flickr.com/photos/38256859@N00/)
Own texture.
Presumably a music student back at university. I hope they are able to get back into the flow after possible a long lay off
Every tear etched in flesh,
every tremor whispers pain.
Trauma lingers—
in sweat,
in scars,
in silence.
Even when the mind forgets,
the body remembers.
_ Lumevea
The last few days have been shrouded in dense fog and rainy conditions. As soon as I got off work, I went to a local haunt of mine where this creek runs through a small little park just outside the city limits. The light was fantastic and the leafless trees gave it such a haunting feeling. Hope you enjoy.
Dear friends,
Life is fragile but also very nice and warm.
My mom is out of the hospital! She has a pace maker, because without it she should be with my father in heaven. The rhythm is only from the pace maker now, but she is stable. I hope for a good quality of life left for her! She is home right now!!!
♫ Immortality ♫ Bee Gees and Celine Dion
Thank you so much for your support, your friendship and most of all your love!
You are the best!
All my love to you.
Addy
Thank you so much for EXPLORE. Highest position: 284 on Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Texture by les brumes Thank you Linda! ♥love
Another photo of the acquarium in the clinic's waiting room...these are not threads or a plant but wisps of air filtering up from a hose into the water and creating this effect.
EXPLORE #215 of 19 January 2009
99% Likely that everything in the picture is made of sugar~
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*Can zoom in for more details~ Silly Flickr~ xx*
Every year I look forward to the emergence of new dragonflies from my pond. Often, I'm too late to see them and only their old casings, still clinging to a reed, are evidence that they were there at all. From time to time I get lucky, though, and I'm able to witness the magical transformation from soft, vulnerable little being into an adult that can fly away. This one had just flown from a reed into a small Buddleia bush next to the pond, where it stayed for a little while as it continued to dry out. I see this every year, but it's always a privilege.