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-Simplicity-Theme for HMM! My idea of simplicity is minimalism paired with some great textures. :)
Processed with flypaper:
summer collection: cobalt cloud
texture set 2: backdrop
fly edges# 12
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Forget me not. I took this right before the rain started to pour, and it was thunder <3 Love weather like that.
Equipment:
Canon eos 350D
Canon EF 50 mm f: 1.8 II
Haida Close-up+4
Just a shot of rock and clouds, but I was sweating when I took this on a hike at a place I call Clam Butte. The clouds were not pasted into the photo; they were really like this. I hope the lines and colors are pleasing to the eye.
Clam Butte is a high oval-shaped butte on the northern side of Buckskin Gulch near the confluence of the gulch and the Paria River. It's about 300x500m in size, but with a large apron of white rock around it. When I started hiking, I aimed for the white rocks and found them very irregular and difficult to get around. Once I got up above these white-colored layers of sandstone the hiking got easier. I circumnavigated the entire butte on May 2, 2021 and climbed up on top, getting great views in all directions around sunset.
The flat summit of Clam Butte, far above the white layer, is a thick deposit of loose conglomerate with rounded boulders up to football size. That surprised me. Having seen geological pipes at the red "Trophy" layer (see below), I'm wondering if the conglomerate was extruded upward from below. Or perhaps it is a remnant of later deposits above the red layer (Carmel formation?), most of which eroded away from the surrounding land.
I also found some conglomerate two miles north at "Squid Butte." Another remnant a mile to the southeast of Clam ("Slug Butte") looks very difficult to reach above the cliffs of Paria River, but is probably photogenic for some brave explorer. It most likely also has a summit of conglomerate.
Fixing lunch in no time at all. Hummus spread on wholegrain bread, topped with tomato and cucumber slices. Yummy.
#48 Fixed
52 in 2023 Challenge
Blythe a Day - Simplicity - 11/23/23
Shadow of Daunting Drusilla Doll
Outtake from Silhouette prompt
White canvas background
"Nature has a great simplicity and therefore a great beauty"
~ Richard Feynman
A Grey Pansy (junonia atlites) clicked at the Kannur Fort.
Simplicity - martijnvandernat.nl
Taken at Katwijk, the Netherlands
1/50th sec, f8, ISO100, 24 mm, tripod, polarizer, remote.
I love the serene quietness in this image, its simplicity and almost zen-garden-like quality make me pause and admire nature and creation. It almost conveys the japanese aesthetic principle of Wabi & Sabi loosely translated as; simplicity and and appreciation of the ingenuous integrity of natural objects
Read more on this image (and others from this series) and how it came to be on my blog: www.martijnvandernat.nl/beyond-color/
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1. Simplicity shorts 2353 pattern tutorial, 2. Cut 2, 3. Shown cut out, 4. I only cut one small notch, 5. Right sides together, pin, 6. Sew center front, 7. Snip some to ease the seam, 8. Fray Check!, 9. Iron bottom hem on both sides, 10. Sew bottom hems on both sides, 11. Fold down and iron elastic casing, 12. Sew along casing line, 13. Cut a piece of elastic 3 1/2" long, 14. Thread the elastic with a bodkin, 15. Put the eye through the bottom opening until it comes out the other side, 16. Thread the eye with the elastic, 17. Try to flatten the elastic over the eye, 18. Pull the elastic through the opening, 19. Don't let the elastic come all the way through, 20. Sewn down elastic, 21. Do the same thing on the other end, 22. Even out the "bunches" above the elastic, 23. Fold in half, right sides together, 24. Sew along back, 25. A few snips for fabric ease, 26. Fold the shorts in on themselves, 27. Create leg holes by folding (sort of like a cootie catcher), 28. Pin in place, 29. Sew up one leg and down the other, 30. Snips for ease, 31. Turn inside out, 32. B: You didn't match up the plaid lines very well, lady.
See the photo set: www.flickr.com/photos/morganannie/sets/72157624438391206/
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I felt like simplicity and minimalism today. The background is a texture from Sh4un65, which I then tweaked a bit here and there. See first comment for the link.
♥ EXPLORE ♥.....2-11-09....Best Position #83 ....THANK YOU FRIENDS!
To find the universal elements enough; to find the air and the water exhilarating; to be refreshed by a morning walk or an evening saunter... to be thrilled by the stars at night; to be elated over a bird's nest or a wildflower in spring - these are some of the rewards of the simple life. ~John Burroughs
Noble..... After reading the above quote, I can't help but think of our conversation yesterday.... that words fall short and are never quite enough to describe the beauty that surrounds us. Sometimes, all we can do is stand silently and gaze in awe.
on Explore #7 (best position)
The simplicity is the essence of the universality...........
Mahatma Gandhi
♪♫♥♪Einaudi - Le Onde - The Waves♫♥♪
Parco Regionale della Maremma
Walking Festival 2009 Tuscan coast & islands
Concorso fotografico “Camminando nel Parco”
Percorso A 4 - Cala di Forno
Dal verde della macchia mediterranea al blu del mare
Partenza: Centro Visite Alberese con bus-navetta per Pratini da dove si prosegue a piedi. Percorso: 12,8 Km circa Durata: 6 ore circa Difficoltà: impegnativo
Ginestre, cisti e rosmarini si alternano a macchia e a boschi di ginepri secolari. Al termine del sentiero, la splendida baia di Cala di Forno premia la lunga camminata con un paesaggio ed un mare indimenticabili.
I wish you a happy bLuEs MoNdAy ;-)
If I were using watercolors, this is how I would want my painting to look. I wanted to capture the softness and rolling beauty of the colors and forms in the Palouse. I had no paints or brushes . . . only my camera.
Hey all! I finally purchased a new 360 and am happy to announce I'm on Christmas break with a year's worth of LIVE! If you want to shoot me a friend request (and include your Flickr/LEGO username so I know who you are), that'd be sick! My LIVE username's:
l WOMBATMAN l
(the "l"s are lowercase Ls)
Oh yeah, and I built the Xbox logo too. I knew I was forgetting something.
Grenoble es una ciudad fabril y comercial, ubicada aproximadamente a 100 km al sureste de Lyon, Francia. Allí nació el famoso escritor Stendhal (1783-1842), autor de la novela Rojo y negro (1830). Fabrica productos textiles, sustancias químicas y dispositivos eléctricos, además posee una gran universidad. En el siglo XIX los industriales de la ciudad impulsaron la construcción de plantas hidroeléctricas. Su población es de 156.107 habitantes (2006), y su aglomeración 531.440 habitantes.Originalmente su economía se basaba en la fabricación de guantes. En el siglo XIX su economía se diversificó, incluyendo minería, cemento, industria papelera, energía hidroeléctrica y metalurgia. Su perfil internacional creció cuando fue escogido como lugar para hacer los Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno en 1968. Hoy es un centro de industrias químicas y electrónicas, investigación nuclear con nuevos laboratorios de la Comisión de Energía Atómica. También es el segundo centro de investigación científico francés después de París, con más de 17 000 investigadores.También tiene cuatro universidades con más de 60,000 estudiantes. Tiene especialidad en ciencias físicas, ciencias informáticas y matemáticas. Grenoble es famoso por sus nueces, tiene un equipo de rugby, FC Grenoble, un equipo de fútbol (Grenoble Foot 38) y Brûleurs de loups es su equipo de hockey.
GRENOBLE, FRANCE
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