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A ceramic heart - I have no idea where or why I got this, but it is just what I needed for this week's alphabet challenge.
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The Flickr Lounge-Less Is More Minimalism.
This tiny tomato is so sweet and it is one of the most disease-resistant tomatoes out there. So this is indeed a "less is more" tomato!
Just some experimentation, nothing more, I'm expecting this to bomb, badly!
But then again doing something different now and again isn't a bad thing, am I right?
The Pole and it's refelction - Some people say "Less is more" ...
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My sister and brother in law's cat, Layla, on the lookout.
On my recent trip to their house in Arizona, I would always wake up extremely early due to jet lag. I loved these mornings though, their pets were on the prowl and the sun looked so neat on the railing. Such contrast.
My personal challenge for 2022 - I'll try - and do my very best...
Meine persönliche Herausforderung für 2022 - ich werd's versuchen - und mein bestes geben...
Whilst it's often tempting to include the whole of an interesting tree, filling the frame with the details can also work well. Sometimes less is more!
Taken in the freezing fog back in January (21/01/2023)
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glen park neighborhood
san francisco, california
Je n'avais pas beaucoup d'idée pour le thème flickr friday de cette semaine. En reprenant cette photo je me suis dis "moins il y a de lumière, plus il y en a" :)
For 52 in 2017 Group
Subject: Minimalism, Week #5
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Walking after work at the North Carolina Museum Park earlier this week, the sky was so beautiful at sunset. I loved how the branches of this tree were in silhouette against the gorgeous colors and clouds in the evening sky.