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A Vervet Monkey commandeers a picnic table in South Africa's Kruger National Park. I think the snarl was intended to keep other monkies away from his table, but it worked on the humans just as well.
Sculpture de David Renaud, 2011.
"Etre à la fois au-dessus, dans et devant le paysage, c'est l'expérience que propose David RENAUD avec "Table-relief", en référence aux modes de représentation du territoire. La table d'orientation, emblème d'un tourisme qui contemple, est associée ici au plan-relief, retranscription du paysage en volume, à vocation stratégique et militaire. Cette contradiction de la "Table-relief", entre tourisme et défense du territoire, résonne avec le Col de Larche, à la fois frontière défendue par les Forts qui la jalonnent et lieu de passage, d'échanges entre cultures. Imaginée comme un point de départ, cette sculpture est une invitation à s'en détacher : en arpentant les crêtes, en suivant les failles et les pics, le marcheur fait de la montagne un espace vécu."
Nadine Gomez
I amped this table accent macro shot for Sliders Sunday, hope you enjoy the lighting, texture, color manipulation to give it a bit more ump!
Vas;ka is always prepared to eat something from our food. Therefore he is always the first to be at the table at lunchtime.
Thank you all for visits, favs and comments, it's greatly appreciated!
Had an old, vintage film camera so I said why not try this? And of course, Black Redstarts where more than happy to try out this new "perch".
Deep Dream Generator
JixiPix Pastello
Thanks to everyone for your kind comments, awards, faves and invites!
Our previous Vas'ka (1992-2008) was a coward, he never could jump on the table (as the present cat does) and no one except me could pat him... That was a rare case he tried to move the cheese
closer to understand what it is like.
Happy Caturday to all Flickr friends!
Thank you for visits, faves and comments!
The perfect location and setting for that romantic meal for two at the water's edge.The last rays of the sun shimmer and glisten on the water.The occasional boat sedately going about it's business.The perfect end to the day.
Quirky table crafted from an antique suitcase, with mismatched old wooden chairs, at the little cafe serving coffee and cake at the Port Augusta railway station.
Polaroid 110a Refit & Convert to 4x5 Film, and use the 120 film back
Develop：Arista C41 39C 3:30 mins
Blix: 6:30mins 39C
Wash： 3:00 mins
Stabilizer: 1min
Flo： 1 min
Scan：Epson E800
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The Ring Road to Mývatn passes through rather arid desert landscapes, but the weather conditions can make it interesting. This was the case, with landscapes whitened by snow and a highly structured cloud layer, often including lenticular formations.
A shiny cafe-table on Hindley Street, at dusk this evening. I had to resort to using my iPhone as my compact zoom camera was out of battery juice.
I’m thinking maybe a return to iPhone camera might be in order as it does make posting so easy. These days, my work-life balance is totally out of control and I need to get back to posting on Flickr.