SYMBOLS AND SIGNS/SIMBOLI E SEGNI
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Hello my amazing Flickr friends !
Today is a pink or purple day at Color my World Daily and the theme at Smile on Saturday is Infinity symbol. At first, I had a very difficult time to find an infinity symbol in my props… but then there was this elastic orange hair band laying on the floor in front of me. And since I’m lazy I wasn’t about to pick it up (especially that my house is a total mess right now because of our renovations) until I noticed that it was a perfect Infinity symbol ! Isn’t that great ? Of course, turning an orange elastic band into a levitating infinity symbol was another problem but I’m pretty much satisfied with the results. And I truly hope it will make you smile !!
Juste for your information: I have lots of things going on in my personal life right now and due to our renovations going super fast my « photo studio » (aka coffee table) and all my props had to take a vacation and all of my stuff is currently in my bathtub (yes, people !! The struggle is real, there is virtually no free space left in my house … event the bathtub is full of stuff !! And yes, we did put a cork in, just in case !!). So I’m will not be able to publish daily anymore (which makes me truly sad since I got truly attached to all your awesome comments, support and this amazing community…). For now, I will be officially on « vacation » from Flickr (but it isn’t by choice …). I will try to publish as soon as possible. Until then : stay well and safe my friends !!
Have a beautiful day !! Mucho, mucho amor for you all !!
Thank you so much for all your lovely comments / favs/ general support / happy thoughts!! Stay safe and well!!
Maiden's Tower is the symbol of Istanbul.Maiden's Tower is located in Istanbul's Uskudar district.This photo was the first pictures I took with canon 70-200mm
The white birds, a symbol of peace, beautifully captured here, flying in different directions like spreading a message of freedom and peace. The blue sky and the blue water adding serenity to the picture!
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Modern office buildings contrast with the colonial architecture of the Sultan Abdul Samad building around Merdeka square in Kuala Lumpur. The city is an important center for Islamic finance in Asia. In the background the Menara Kuala Lumpur (KL tower) and the Petronas towers.
Submitted : 20/02/2019
Accepted : 21/02/2019
Published:
- DBS Bank LtdCBG Marketing (Singapore) 02-Nov-2023
- (China) 17-May-2024
- Burda Media India Private Limi (India) 30-Jul-2024
A symbol of faithfulness and trust.
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The Konark Sun Temple. An ancient architecture built in 13th century, was dedicated to God 'Sun'. With twelve pairs of gigantic sundials, ornamented chariots and classical arts, carved over the stone walls, its a cool place to recall Indian history. Also once was known as Black Pagoda to Europeans as the ships passing through near by used to experience destruction of their navigation systems because of humongous magnetic supports of the temple.
Simply its a perfect composition of engineering, astronomy and fine art !!!
I am so lucky to have two kids that absolutely adore each other. They are also very creative, so I did not even have to ask to make this love symbol for me. I love them dearly.
C'est une représentation du « Sema-Taouy », ce qui signifie la « Réunion des Deux-Terres ». Les deux génies de l'Inondation, "les hâpy" (représentations divines du Nil), lient le lis et le papyrus, les deux plantes héraldiques de Haute et de Basse-Égypte en un superbe symbole de paix et de prospérité.
I was not going to post a entry for the ‘Infinity Symbol’ task on Smile on Saturday this week until just opening Flickr to check on the number of views that I had had overnight. There on my Flickr homepage was an example of the very same symbol, just staring me in my face, almost taunting me to say ‘Go on, if Flickr’s given you this example, then jolly well use it!’.
So here it is, a photo of a tiny section off my Flickr data page, tweaked a little to get the best results from the image. Very surprised that no one else has used it.
Passing the N&W signals at the north end of the so-called double track between Vesuvius and Pkin. Signals are safe for now, but a new PTC antenna was laying on the ground here.
Demilitarised Zone (DMZ), South Korea. The Peace Bell was built in 2000 to pray for peace of the human race and national unification in celebration of the new millennium. Symbolizing the 21st century, it was built with 21 stairs and the bell weighs 21 tonnes.
I'm sure when I last went past this site it was a petrol station! No problem selling all these new houses it would seem.
Three battlements hut (2405m) in front of Three Battlements (2999m), Sexten valley, Dolomites, South Tyrol, Italy
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... the greatest of these is Love (1Corinthians13:13).
This seems most appropriate on Good Friday.
Looking Close... on Friday: Silver-coloured
I see a few of these run around the Borough and seem to be very effective at sweeping up litter and rubbish.
As seen on a walk.
Pentax KP & 16-85mmWR
Helios 44M-7 at F2 plus a 2x teleconverter. I have photographed this wooden figurine before. As an object, its nature is trivial and some might call it kitsch. To me, it has its enigmatic fascination. It popped up right at the beginning, when I met the woman who would become my wife. Difficult to put into words what goes on inside. Associations like 'home', 'protection' and 'intimacy' well up. The totally unsubstantiated feeling, you know, that, 'in the end, everything will be alright'. Symbols work this way, signposts to a world that is (eventually) in order.