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When it seems like there are fences in life, always live in faith and simplicity.

 

You will be amazed how much the world becomes a brighter place, for you, and for the others around you.

 

Enjoy your day.

   

It was an extremely foggy morning and I had been photographing grasses up close in a field at a park. This tree was on the edge of the parking lot and as I pulled out and was driving I saw this tree from a different perspective, unencumbered by distracting wires, etc.. I was so taken by its beautiful silhouette against the foggy sky that I pulled the car over, composed my shot and waited and hoped that a bird would fly through my frame (as I saw many that morning). I chose to turn it into a black and white so the tree and the branches were really highlighted. Since this was on the edge of a parking lot I filled as much frame with the tree while still including some of the hill and a few of the background trees.

Flower Art Minimalism

Trieste. Molo Audace. Dedicated to S .P.

 

A sure sign that summer is on its way!

From I am the Diva (http://iamthedivaczt.blogspot.com/2010/12/weekly-challenge-1.html) came our Weekly Challenge to create a Zentangle thinking about the idea of "Simplicity." I decided to create a very simple 'vortex' string, make a feature of nothingness (ultimate simplicity), and forgoing shading. I haven't yet decided if I will go back to it and add shading (which is why I haven't initialled it yet). I also photographed it on my Zentangle kit box - which also represents elegant simplicity to me.

الحياة البسيطة و الرضا كانا من اهم التعاليم في حياة الرسول عليه الصلاة والسلام :

 

" عندما ترى شخص يملك من المال و الحسن أكثر منك، فانظر لمن لديه الأقل"، وبهذا سوف تشكر الله على عطاياه بدلا من ان تشعر بالحرمان.

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Location : Mubarikiya

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lisette round trip dress in cotton poplin blogged

 

روستایی بین شیراز و کازرون ( The village between Shiraz & Kazeroun)

A Magnolia bloom and bud in Portland, Oregon

Photo is shot on the west side of Port en Bessin.

white keds on a hotel bed.

kiev 60, volna 80mm, kodak tmax100, D-76 1:1, 9.5 min

Nikon F100

Fuji X-tra 400.

Polarizer filter.

Kim's quotation fits so well:

"Organization makes a system of many appear fewer." ~ John Maeda, The Laws of Simplicity

 

And I might add: Organization makes simple things look unique and precious.

  

Flower Art Minimalism

Vintage sewing pattern from 1968.

Can't remember when I last arrived at Acle by road so I hadn't noticed this wonderfully simple sign. What a change from some flash in the pan corporate type font on some vinyl. Its beautiful lettering and the early and elegant pictogram a reminder of the signwriter's skills.

If you've a minute press L for better view.

Thanks for the visit and comments.

You're invited to see my interesting photos on Flickrriver

 

Almonds in its simplicity!

 

Enjoy the end of the week flickr friends, may it richly bless you..... Pat

 

Update:.....haven't been able to comment on my contacts'......will get to you when I'm back in town midweek 11/14+...xo

 

SIMPLICITY. A SINGLE TREE IN A FIELD

"Fishing is much more than fish....It is the great occasion when we may return to the fine simplicity of our forefathers." Herbert Hoover

1. colored pencils, 2. Good morning sunshine, 3. Untitled, 4. salsifis d'Orient - "the flame is burning"!, 5. from my garden, 6. basket, 7. ♥u flickr, 8. DSC_5437blog, 9. From Above., 10. Day Eighteen, 11. when life gives you lemons . . ., 12. Wrapped, 13. R O S E S, 14. Dolce Vita, 15. "Grow", 16. Loading Docks, 17. a few of my favorite things, 18. his morning, 19. {11 Days}, 20. Untitled, 21. inspired - cherry on top, a watermelon mountain, 22. Ladybug on Lavender I, 23. hush 167/365, 24. DSC_5901

 

It was hard to narrow it down to just a few photos, but I did...check out the photostreams that these photos belong too, they are amazing! I picked all the above photos, not only because they are beautiful and a great ispiration to me, but also most of the photographers of those photos have touched a part of my photographic journey and have been a personal inspiration...

 

Just to name a few..

1. found through flickr and blogging and wouldn't you know we only live a few hours apart! Can't wait to get together with her and do a photowalk!

5. Justine is always so supportive and kind, not to mention her work is gorgeous

9. Such a sweet strong lady, who's words and photography are truly inspirational

10. Met though blogger and love her style, she's the one who inspired me to sign up for the Simplicity e-course

11. So kind and supportive, met in the blog world then found her here...her use of textures and her vintage subjects inspire me daily!

16. Met while planning my parents 25th wedding anniversary, a friend of my dad...got to talking about photography though emails, went and viewed his photostream which introduced me to flickr, which in turn lead me to signing up and starting my photographic journey!

21. Very nice lady, super supportive and creative! I LOVE her work and covet her often photographed plates!

24. Faith...not only has this class inspired me and gave my creativity the reminder to slow down and contemplate my shots. Your smiling face next to your supportive comments always make me smile! I enjoy your weekly photo challenges which inspire me to get creative and your work is beautiful as well!

I awoke this past Saturday to a bright beautiful world. After the days and days of greyness, it was truly celebratory! Hoar frost covered the entire boreal forest. Because of the contrasting whites, Manitoba's naturally blue sky looked even bluer (that was not Photoshopped). I was so excited that I didn't even finish my coffee. I dressed, grabbed my camera bag and hopped in the little red truck to see what I could see. This is one of a handful of images that I took before the frost melted.

 

Image taken February 4, 2012.

Camera:Nikon D90

Exposure:0.001 sec (1/800)

Aperture:f/7.1

Focal Length:62 mm

ISO Speed:250

Flowers are the sweetest things God ever made

and forgot to put a soul to.

 

Gosto da simplicidade. Somos injustos ao banalizarmos as ervas silvestres e as plantas sazonais. O homem tem a tendência de dar valor ao exuberante, ao raro e ao suposto conceito de luxo. É claro que tal é relativo!

Muitas das coisas raras que hoje valorizamos, outrora abundavam!

Quem sabe se um dia estas simples ervas que todos detestam não serão plantas de luxo e ornamentos de leito de rico!

Fetos? Credo canhoto! Planta de carraças!

A ver vamos...

O problema é quando estas coisas chegam à fotografia. É muito comum ver os adeptos da fotografia a cair neste erro! Há pessoas que fazem quilómetros de viagens só para fotografar um determinado local. E muitas vezes em vão. Eu sou um desses! Disparar, disparar, disparar que quase parece uma espingarda de caça! Chegamos a casa orgulhosos das nossas 600 fotografias. Toca a correr para o computador! Resultado? Decepção total... Com uns milagres de pós produção pode ser que tenhamos a sorte de desencantar uma fotografia.

E quase sempre se olharmos com olhos de fotografo, temos aquilo que procuramos mesmo ao nosso lado. E na vida é exactamente igual!

Por falar em luxo!?! Acho que estou a precisar de máquina fotográfica nova.

A que eu tenho, está sempre a discutir comigo... Alguma sugestão de uma máquina para mim?

Simplicity 3507 in Anna Maria Horner Good Folks "Small Gathering" and 100% Irish linen.

Our Daily Challenge - this took me ages to come up with - so not so simple bringing to mind the quote - 'simplicity the art of complexity'

view on black

from my sister Nancy's beautiful garden

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