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Den otevřených dveří v tramvajové vozovně v Bedzině.
This image was taken on Sunday 13th April 2014 at Telford's Warehouse during their usual Open Mic evening. For more information about Telford's Warehouse see their web site:
Photographer: Nguyễn Hưng (biennho)
facebook: Biennho Nguyen
Email: viethungaulac@gmail.com
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Phone: 0905.408 599 (Nguyễn Hưng)
The Open Book in Richmond upon Thames is my favourite independent bookshop for miles around. It may appear small from the outside, but within its doors and stretching back for yards are shelves and shelves and shelves of the most wonderful reading available.
It’s also the bookshop of choice for luminaries such as Sir David Attenborough, Michael Frayn, Claire Tomalin and Bamber Gascoigne, all of whom live locally. Just a minute or two’s walk from Richmond Green, it’s a veritable treasure trove of the printed word.
The Open Book has been part of Richmond’s life since it was founded in 1987, and despite the seemingly relentless onslaught of online behemoths, chain stores and e-books, this wonderful independent retailer stands proud.
Part of the reason for its success is its knowledgeable and welcoming staff, against whom the giants are helpless. Long may it remain so!
♦ While you’re here… I have two Galleries that might interest you: a Bookshops gallery and a Public Libraries gallery. Happy browsing!
Open Space Church, Pizza Paint: Open Art Night. Second and Third Thursdays at The Studio Space Tucson
King Romeo II of the 4Km Pride was seen sitting in the savannah plains basking in the early morning sunrise, enjoying a yawn whilst his family was all nearby waiting for breakfast to be served.
Photographed on an early morning game drive in the Maasai Mara Game Reserve, Kenya.
"Adesso so che non esistono cose che non vanno. Le cose tutte, anche quelle che si tengono in pugno, vanno come devono andare, il problema è imparare ad aprire le mani."
G. Carcasi
I was folding the open-back version of the 3.6.3.6 pattern that had seen on borut miklus' beautiful photostream and when I stopped and looked at an intermediate step I noticed that it formed an almost perfect circle with great ornaments. so I decided to put several of those circles in a line.
this particular rendition is more of a proof of concept. anybody else smell a bookmark in there? ; )
The unusual sound of EMD's GP-15-1's 12 cylinder 645E diesels are heard working hard as they pull a short grade toward Spring Grove, PA. This is York Railways CSX interchange train. It's only a few miles back that the rails ply the urban settings of downtown York, PA, and the industrial and retail sprawl that I call, "Genarica" that every town has to offer. This location is a fine peaceful get away.
I'm working away madly on my new "Shapes" book. I'm still expecting it to be ready before Christmas. Here's an Open Window Series pendant I created for it. The texture is called "Four Play" by Pixie Art Stamps (pixieartstamps.com/) which is a new line of stamps by my husband Mike. It also features my favorite focal point - a button - on a cotter pin.
Eastern Garter Snake
This beautiful snake was up against the corner of the house and was very cautious to move too close to me. It wasn't aggressive at all, in fact it yawned and showed me its big pink fang-less mouth. These snakes do have tiny teeth and will bite if they feel threatened.
Hello all! Yuri and I just finished 4-day installation of our Toy-ronto Origami Land spanned on the 8-meter long stage at Toronto City Hall for Doors Open event.
Had a TV crew on the installation site today and guess what - Toy-ronto Origami Land on CBC News! You may see a short preview of our Toy-ronto display at City Hall on-line, the segment starts about at 23:30. www.cbc.ca/video/share/share.html?ID=2387456739 Check it out! :-)
If you are in Toronto this weekend, come to City Hall, May 25 & 26, 10 am – 5 pm to experience Toronto in a playful, whimsical origami way! :-)
More info on City Hall's site www.toronto.ca/doorsopen/2013/cityhall.htm
It's going to be a super busy and exciting weekend!
Will post photos after the event. Have a great weekend, everyone!
Through all the weather, I stood in the open doorway...waiting for you to come back....
Textures: darkwood67 and Telzey
I don't usually do people shots, or portraits for that matter. I take and post pictures here in my stream primarily to my own liking. If I think the shot makes me happy, then that's all that matters (not that your wonderful comments and faves don't send me to flickr heaven. Oh, they do. And I always, always appreciate every single one of them. (",) you guys rock!).
Portraits are different. The idea of somebody else's --- the subject's --- opinion weighing in on the shot is too much pressure for me. What may look good in my eyes may not necessarily be so for the subject. I can be a people pleaser at times, so taking shots of others and them actually appreciating it, means so much to me.
And when they display my shots of them as profile pics on facebook, multiply or friendster, my heart dances a lil bit inside.
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by the way, this is Em, a new travel buddy I met on my last trip. She takes pretty pictures too with a camera that has way too many buttons. :D
Just west of City Hall
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
I had a few other shots of her staring me down. This shot was the best I could do.
SET 1 – Walmart, Morrilton, AR
One more for today, glancing back upward from the meat department towards produce (which is simply titled “FRESH” in this décor). I mentioned earlier, in that first description of the day, the juxtaposition between the white lower walls and the black upper walls: not something that I believe Walmart has done before, but a decision that I feel works very well in purposefully lowering the sightlines and drawing attention down further toward only the area of signage that really matters and, more importantly, the products below it. It’s almost as if the paint job is creating an artificial cap, or ceiling, without actually having to have a physical drop ceiling that would compromise the large, open feeling of the store. This isn’t a new practice in retail overall, but like I said it does seem to be new for Walmart, and I dig it… it works really nicely here.
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These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)