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Central Saint Giles, an office and restaurant development in London's West End. Architect;
Renzo Piano.
Dicen que ya estamos de vuelta, de vuelta de qué, me pregunto. Y aparecen aunque no busque noticias de cómo está Argentina, Brasil, Mexico, y Pekín, de nuevo China ... es para no dormir del tirón, yo no, ni de vuelta ni de nada. Y ojalá la cordura y el sentido común, la responsabilidad comunitaria hubiese hecho mella y no, después de todo no deshizo el equipaje. ¿Y qué puedo decir?, qué puedo decir que no sepamos ya casi todos, que no hayamos sentido alguna que otra vez, que algunas mañanas llegan así como la noche, como negro color resultando difícil no volverse reflexiva, y a poner una canción, casi siempre de esas que te tocan el corazón o el poco humor y te lo lapidan más. Y que me doy cuenta de las veces que reniego, de las horas que me discuto las propias manías y contras de los días y del equipaje del lugar. De sus otoños de frío invierno y los recuerdos de un corazón de hojalata que aún espanta y que cada día todavía presenta su temporal. Pero siempre quedará Simple Red y su “Holding Back the Years” ❤️
The Cube is a 24-storey mixed-use development, with a striking central courtyard, in the centre of Birmingham, West Midlands.
Designed by Ken Shuttleworth of Make Architects.
Photo taken in September 2025.
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It was simplicity that was the goal of this shot. A rock, a cloud, and the ocean. "Less is more", they say when it comes to life. Until it was discovered that a very wealthy individual coined the phrase, attempting to convince the less fortunate to accept their lot in life.
However, this simple phrase is true in photography. eliminating clutter does remove distractions. This is what the phrase is meant to illustrate. These are the simple goals that any photographer desires.
Detail of the roofline of PRYZM, a nightclub on Brighton seafront. It originally opened its door back in 1965 as the Top Rank suite.
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This Pacific Coast Hybrid tolerates fairly dry conditions.
It is an understated little beauty growing only 18 inches tall (50cm).
87 STOLEN FAVES!
"Simple gestures go a long way"
Thanks to all for the warm partecipation on my previous image about solidarity to Greece.
MAY WE HAVE A PEACEFUL WEEKEND!
Οι δυο πιο ισχυροί πολεμιστές είναι η υπομονή και η ευψυχία
The two most powerful warriors are patience and fortitude
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Somehow I bypassed this simple, single rose in favour of more colourful blooms but I think that sometimes, less is more.
A square version of my previous photo.
Detail of the Torre Glòries residential building in the Poblenou district of Barcelona. It was originally known as Torre Agbar and it was designed by French architect Jean Nouvel in association with the Spanish firm 'b720 Fermín Vázquez Arquitectos'. The builders were Dragados.
Photo taken in June 2018.
Plants have to be pretty hardy to survive the hot dry air of California summer weather. Jade plants rank right up at the top as being up to the task. I have had this plant for 40 years.
I actually stole this idea from Leif Mannerström, former owner of the best restaurant, "Kometen" in Gothenburg.
You don´t only boil pasta, but you cook all ingredients basically at the same time, in the same pot.
I don´t remember what I put into it, but it includes chives, pesto, sundried tomatoes, olives and some big shrimp.
I do recall that my spouse was praising me for this meal.
She thought it was delicious.
But no recipe, sorry.
A slightly different version to Simple Abstract 121 (flic.kr/p/2dRyxr4).
Corner detail of new Hackney Wick Station in East London.
Architects: Landolt + Brown