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As the dandelions move up the canyon, they begin their competition with the paint brush, but for now, they look good together.
Yashica ML 28mm f2.8. A quite a few let us say, more advanced, features of Darktable are used like multiply blending mode for D&S module.
Concept: The truth of choosing a "way of life" is probably that no matter the happiness and serenity it produces, it still brings pain and suffering, leads to a final end (pre-realized) and ultimately cracks with it's vanishment (or death). But the free choice option keeps us from picking it anyway, bounded or not.
Background: Again no pessimism here, the above statement should not be read in it's absolute meaning. Just a thought on the options life serves us in the 20th century, freedom, hah.
Manipulation info: I again found some older and newer shots and merged them together. Simple PS overlaying/blending with minor brush painting, adjustment layers and the likes.
Just sitting watching the wind ruffle the surface of the water on this rock pool at Cullen, where the Burn of Deskford flows into the sea. The rocks and the water, hard and soft, flowing and rigid, with the sand there that is rock in another form.
“Water is fluid, soft, and yielding. But water will wear away rock, which is rigid and cannot yield. As a rule, whatever is fluid, soft, and yielding will overcome whatever is rigid and hard. This is another paradox: what is soft is strong.”
Lao Tzu
HTT ;o)
Lensbaby Sweet 50: Here
My Textural Tuesday set here: Here
Links to my articles on photography are on the About page: here including 6 articles on the Lensbaby. The final two pages are looking at the Lensbaby optics as "Where Art Meets Glass"
Part 1 here
Part 2 here
The Perfect Wife? 1/4
An examination on the paradox of expectations of a wife's role.
Motherly and Sexy. Attentive and Pensive. Entertaining and Reticent.
Some proverbs do contradict themselves and are, therefore, paradoxical. An example of this is:
"Don't judge a book by its cover" and "But clothes maketh the man"
Taken for the group Macromondays. The theme this week is 'Paradox'.
The schooner Paradox sailing in Swansea bay, with one of the yellow boats operated by "Gower Coast Adventures" speeding by.
No.1 in Explore!
Exploration of the present day human condition and behavior as reflected in the lifeless world of mannequins and store windows. As beautiful as it seems from a visual perspective, there is an ever-present reminder of the lack of emotions, and an almost surrealistic belief of happiness and pleasure derived from the material world. Trapped in a well-conceived, visually stimulating box, these mannequins exude spiritual bliss, presenting a paradoxical interpretation of reality.
do I love tresless spaces, greyness, large commercial banners, communist relicts, coca cola and chaotic architecture? no.
do I love Warsaw? yezzzz.
moreover, I find it deeply beautiful.
Le paradoxe de l'œuf et de la poule est un très ancien paradoxe ... : « Qu'est-ce qui est apparu en premier : l'œuf ou la poule ? »
Mais pas que . . . ! ! !
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Merci pour vos visites et vos commentaires.
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Horseshoe Bend is named for the horseshoe-shaped meander of the Colorado River seen here from its lookout point. Naturally, the waveform of a river is constantly changing and the phenomenon of the “tea leaf paradox” is used to explain the formation of this riverbank. The processes in which greater curvature results in more and more erosion of the bank, is caused by faster flowing water in the inside of the bend and slower moving water on the outside. Like tea leaves in a cup after being stirred, sediment migrates to the center and bottom of the bend from its spiral force, leaving the outside of the bend unprotected and therefore vulnerable to faster erosion, thus creating a loop.
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Candide depuis quelques années avec des photos qui me semblent aujourd'hui si dérisoires, me sentant complètement incapable de traiter un tel sujet ... je vais essayer avec cette série de transcrire ce que j'aurais donc oser capter durant notre marche de rassemblement.sur Dieppe ce dimanche matin glacial mais si bien réchauffé par une foule si attachante, calme, debout et décidée à démontrer son refus à toutes pensées autoritaire, fanatique et meurtrière.
Entre une peine énorme et paradoxalement une joie indescriptible à être un homme parmi d'autres hommes défendant ce que nous avons de plus précieux : notre liberté de ... penser par soi même !
et notre soif d'autoriser toutes dérisions.
Même mes photos dérisoires !
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Candide recent years with pictures that seem now so ridiculous, feeling completely unable to handle such a subject ... I'll try with this series to transcribe what I have so daring capture during our gathering on. Dieppe Sunday frosty morning but warmed by so many endearing, quiet, upright and determined to demonstrate his refusal to all authoritarian thoughts, fanatical and murderous.
Between a huge pain and paradoxically indescribable joy to be a man among other men defending what we most precious our freedom to think for yourself ...!
and our thirst to allow all derision.
Even my ridiculous pictures!
Inspired by lucid dreams, synesthetic feelings, and weird childhood visions.
Sound by Nico Kalani
Visuals by Cherry Manga
Dreamscapes project by Star Ravenhurst