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Aparentemente frágil y sutil en las pequeñas contiendas, pero poderosa y fuerte en las grandes batallas.
my fragile poppy made it on Explore#457, 26.11.07! As it is one of my own favorits this really makes me smile! :)))
we'd be so less fragile if we're made from metal,
and our hearts from iron,
and our minds from steel.
~the pierces
BAM {22/52}
"It's a very fragile world she told us, so walk carefully everywhere you go and we promised to remember for as long as we could"
- StoryPeople
A small, fragile mushroom on a twig of 3 mm thick. ( Wit oorzwammetje- Crepidotus variabilis). (with many thanks to "Kuteram" for the definitive identification of this mushroom )
This shot I dedicate to Alexandr Matveev
He wrote me testimonial yesterday and made my day.
Thank you so much for such a beautiful words.
Alexandr is amazing photographer go and check his stream, you will not regret it
Well, I´m not butterfly photographer
so I was really happy that this little guy gave me few second.
...and I had luck with my manual focusing...
Symphony of simplicity
59/365
..,. MERCI pour vos chaleureux commentaires .
THANK YOU so much for sharing,,,,
I appreciate. LARGE SIZE IS BETTER .
Come il nostro territorio.
La classica via di salita che dal Cratere Voragine portava al Cratere di Nord Est è quasi scomparsa.
Camera: Linhof Master Tech Classics
Lens: Schneider Kreuznach Tele-Xenar 360mm f5.5 at f32 - 1/15
Film: Retropan 320 - crop
Negative scan, Dev Retropan special dev. stock +2, 20-22 C
I'm shocked and I'm sad. Some hours ago a guy with a knife and an axe attacked people on one of the trains I usually take to go to work and back home again.
I know that it's highly unlikely to happen again, and the trains will probably be packed with police in the next few weeks. It creates very bad feelings though and I can't stop wondering when all these people who were on the train will be able to sleep again without having nightmares about an axe murderer coming at them.
Maybe I should move to a place with fewer people around... Iceland maybe. Or Alaska.
And now I need chocolate and lots of it!!
I fell behind so I did 2 cards using the same stencil, texture paste and embossing powder. This one is on a background of homemade tissue paper (Like the Tim Holtz kind) using stamps and archival ink. I have several stamps from my polymer clay stash from back in the 90's when Asian themed art was so popular. I may make more but using deli paper because the tissue paper is so fragile. I like how the 2 cards are totally different looks.
ICAD ~
An Index Card A Day
Go buy a pack of index cards.
♥ draw ♥ doodle ♥ write ♥ collage ♥ paint ♥ haiku ♥ stamp ♥ stitch ♥ whatever
ONE INDEX card each day
JUNE + JULY
You can jump in anytime!
This is a great exercise to stretch your artistic muscles. There is no right or wrong just a kick to DO IT!
Remember, even Picasso was once an amateur!