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And I can tell you...right now I need to keep everything as simple as possible.
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Leonardo da Vinci once said that simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. Simplicity in design calms us and somehow inspires us, not only in architecture but also in other forms of design. Apple, for example, has refined its products over the years to such a beautiful simplicity that the products have become collectibles based on their design alone.
January 27, 2007. ... and simplicity is appreciating the small things in life.
I love simplicity.
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The ancient village of San Salvatore, built between the 17th and the 18th centuries, stands for one of the most important community of cumbessias (pilgrims’ lodgings) in this province. This small settlement was built around the homonymous church, erected in the 18th century over an ancient hypogeum and ever since served by its congregation. The hypogeum of Nuragic origin, dedicated to the pagan worship of waters, is accessible through a trap door opening on a staircase carved out of the living rock. The lower part of the shrine is rock-cut, too; various inscriptions and paintings, dating from the Palaeo-Christian to the mediaeval period, decorate its walls.
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2024 Weekly Alphabet Challenge 19/52 ~ Simplicity
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Boyd's Windmill, Middletown, Rhode Island, USA
Over the next couple weeks, I'm going to be processing all of my latest work from Aquidneck Island in Narragansett Bay. Much of my shooting time was spent at the beautiful Castle Hill Lighthouse on the southwest coast of Newport, but I also managed to work in Boyd's Windmill.
Here's a piece from that windmill which I was eager to develop ahead of the others. The title, "Simplicity", really says it all. Between the silhouetted windmill vanes and the rich tones in the sky, the uncomplicated beauty encompassed in this piece resonated strongly with my first-hand impression of the windmill.
For the curious, Boyd's Windmill was built just north of Newport in 1810 and harnessed the ocean breeze to grind grain for surrounding farmers.
Keep an eye out for more work from the Rhode Island coast over the upcoming weeks!
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In my photographic journey I'm recently gravitating towards the research of a supposed simplicity.
This scene caught my attention because the cut in the foreground reminded me of a modernist painting I studied in high school.
Another take at Simplicity 2596, this time, I made View B.
The fabric is a very thin fabric with dots of fabric tufts on it. Is this known as Swiss Dots?
I wore it to work for casual Friday and nobody had any idea I made it myself (if yes, they were polite not to ask me about it)! Excuse the creases, it is afterall, after a day's wear :).
Model NIKON D80
Exposure time 1/320 s
F-number f/3.5
ISO speed ratings ISO 400
Exposure bias value 0.00 eV
Metering mode Pattern
Flash Flash did not fire
Focal length 60 mm
Lens: AF-S Micro NIKKOR 60mm f/2.8G ED
Griffin City Park Swimming Pool building, Griffin, Georgia
Leica I (C), Elmar 50mm f/3.5 lens and Kodak Pro Image 100 film.
This photo was taken on my last visit to the Calgary Zoo, on 14 October 2014. By now, the butterfly display may have come to an end, and there will be no butterflies till sometime, I think, in April next year. On my last visit, there were quite a few butterflies, but very few different kinds - and it was only occasionally that one of them would land and stay. This was one of the very few co-operative ones that I was lucky enough to catch. I rather liked the way it was perched near the tip of this beautiful, pink-edged leaf. Tried to find an ID last night, but without luck. Not sure if I've ever seen this kind before - couldn't see one in my Tropical Butterfly album.
This is a dead sunflower against snow. I used two layers of the Simplicity texture and then added the word art (by Sue Cummings).
Busy enough the past one month so no time for photography.Here is a shot from my trip to Italy at mid Octomber!!!Even without clouds (no expresive sky) there was a great evening with the glow from the sunset light all over the area!!!
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In many ways, you probably know how to live a simple life, but do you want to? Many want the complexity and constant drama of their lives. This is something we each have to look at honestly. However, some of us really want simplicity, and some would want it if they knew what it felt like to live more simply and at peace.
With all these computing around me, all those little gadgets, all those cars parked around office, burning of fuels at traffic signals, new of terrorist attacks around the world, economy going down, prices rising up... with all that is said and done... When I just feel there is nothing left for me in this complex world, I return to where I always feel like home... I am back to Karoor... That Jutts clans with their simple yet organized way of living make me feel simple... Simple as it is at the core level.. Just less than a 40 min drive from the twin city is this wonderful place.
Taken: Just when you cross Simly Dam, one can see this colony on the way to Karoor & Ban. A sure sight for those who knows the blessing of simplicity..