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Sorry for not visiting your streams... I am having an awful migrane - and I can't stay in my office for long... Hopefully I will be fine again tonight - at the latest tomorrow...
See you then. Have a most wonderful & lightfilled day everybody!
Taken in the very late afternoon with only a little light left... with ASA 400. You can notice this
in the somewhat grainy structure, eventhough I tried to get some of it reduced.
A Muslim in the sitting position during the prayer pointing with the right forefinger on the right hand toward the Kaaba in Mecca. Muslims generally point their right finger while reciting a prayer for Prophet Muhammad. The EPS version can be easily modified and scaled to any size without loss. For sale at Stockfuel!
The vineleaves from my "living curtain" are some of my favourite models. When I wake
up in the morning and look outside I am again and again marvelled by the wonderful
translucency and changing colours!
Here you may say the "big" picture to understand my "living curtain" ;))
From the inner:
www.flickr.com/photos/lightspectrals/267675439/in/set-721...
From the outer:
www.flickr.com/photos/lightspectrals/267820699/in/set-721...
The greatest event in the history of Bhutan was the arrival of Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyel from Tibet in 1616. He was aged 23. He was to become the first person to bring all parts of Bhutan under one central authority and unify the 'country'.
"Shabdrung" literally means "at whose feet one submits". He was the father and unifier of medieval Bhutan. He was a great man. Shabdrung set up a dual system of Government with a secular head known as the 'Druk Desi' and a spiritual head known as the 'Je Khenpo'. However after his death, before his reincarnation would be found and would come of age, rivalry between different lords and fight for power broke up, which took Bhutan through a tumultuous period until 1907, the hereditary monarchy was insititued in Bhutan with Gongsar Ugyen Wangchuk as the first king of Bhutan.
In the right light, at the right time, everything is extraordinary. ~Aaron Rose.
Let your inner light shine. ~Unknown.
Last of the lilly series.
There is no charm equal to tenderness of heart.
~ Emma by Jane Austen
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Looking out of my window... with the living curtain". I love the colored light that comes in! When I asked my grownup son what title would you give this one? He said inmediately: "autumncolorshades"
Calendula... one of my favorite summer flowers.
Looking for some other photograph in my archives
I stumbled across this one and thought these
are nice colors to look at in wintertime...
¡No la dejes escapar!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oSuzEqHOcE
For Helen O'Toole, who left us on friday. R.I.P.
I found her on my walks into the vinyard... she is absolutely
wonderful, if you rub her leaves they have a wonderful scent
of fresh apples........ who knows the name of this beauty?
Thanks to Tony from Sydney I know now she is a moss rose!
...standing tall: a portrait from a small village in a remote part of rural Madhya Pradesh, Central India
(© Handheld Films 2013)
A portrait triptych of quiet grace: profile, frontal gaze, and half profile brought together in one calm tableau.
What fascinates here is not simply beauty, but presence — the sense that a human being can soften the world just by being in it. Strength without hardness, warmth without demand, and that rare kind of stillness that makes even an ordinary moment feel touched by wonder.
This image is less about identity than about atmosphere: the dream of a person whose presence makes life appear gentler, deeper, and more luminous.
AI disclosure:
AI-generated image, created as a fictional portrait study inspired by a real-world impression. It is intended as an atmospheric and poetic interpretation, not a documentary portrait.
When I came back home from my morning walk , these
two beauties were sitting on the table... just like statues.
Our little kitten MOMO sleeping peacefully this morning in the garden... right on the sunday newspaper... We had a most wonderful sunny and warm day today... the last day of my childrens' vacations. Some of you may recognize Momo... she is 4 months old now... and we kept her and her sister Namib... the whole family fell in love with them :)
Unfortunately I didn't set the focus right... it should have been
on Namibs nose and paw...but I liked the peaceful atmosphere
and soft light so much I decided to share it with you...
The basis of this digitally created Kaleidoscope/Mandala
is one of my photographs out of my series "colors dancing with light".
It is an experiment of moving the camera with open shutter over
colored materials & light (see more of them in my respective sets)
The morning sun was so incredible bright with all the morningdew droplet sparkling around...
*) Title changed ... inspired by BOTE_J's comment. Thank you!