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This is taken under low light, wind speed 8 miles/hour,
The flower is still intact & suspended on the vines.
I considered this is a great shot.
Kind of busy... Catch up soon... Thanks for looking ... :-)
New blog: I was looking for an affordable action camera and this is it. This camera is everything I would expect it to be.
REVIEW: Sunplus SP5K Series
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There’s a voice that keeps on calling me
Down the road is where I’ll always be
Every stop I make, I’ll make a new friend
Can’t stay for long, just turn around and I’m gone again.
Maybe tomorrow, I’ll want to settle down,
Until tomorrow, I’ll just keep moving on.
- The theme from “The Littlest Hobo” (1979-1985)
Canadian TV at its finest. :)
soon! 😊 See you tomorrow
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Manuel Diumenjó! 😘 Thank you again
www.flickr.com/photos/contramowly/
Such a big pleasure for me.
I feel very honored!
Poster by Manuel Diumenjó
EDGE OF TOMORROW
Dedicated to my Husband
We know we have
Lived on the edges
We know that this
Day might have to come
But don’t leave me yet
Not when there is still
Light in the day not yet gone
Don’t waste a moment
Don’t ever give time away
Not when you still
Have things left to say
You know I will always come here
Where the land sings like a song
Better than the silence
Of the dead halls of home
The light here shines
As if pure love is the air
Which nourishes your soul
And lessens the despair
I will reach through the barrier
And I will tear down the veil
On the edges of tomorrow
I will find you again
Seek the words in the wind
And capture the truth
Place them together
For all those that feel the same
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So I am back after a difficult time, where the cold I thought I had because I got soaked in the rain, actually turned out to be Covid. I think I had been incubating this for a while before. Two days after me, my partner became very ill with it as well. We think we caught it at the same time, when we were out shopping. To jump forward a few weeks as we do not need to go over the experience of having Covid, many know to their cost what this is like, even if you have had the vaccinations, which we had, but suffice it to say here, my partner became very ill indeed, and because of my country’s depleted health system, and the age of my partner, I was starting to think I might have to make some difficult choices.
But thankfully, somehow, with me on twenty-four hour watch for three days and my partner’s resilience, and I think we can say here, that our love for each other, and the wish to remain with each other for as long as we can, helped my partner pull through. We are still recovering, but getting better each day.
I am talking about this because this work, and the work that follows it, is directly influenced by what we have both been through. The work that I have produced already on Flickr is what I experience, what you see on my Flickr page is the result of events in my life. It is a personal exploration, but it is one where others find a similar truth, a recognition, and the fact that I share these works with you means that I am telling others that I understand about the often emotional events in your life.
But this piece, I have dedicated to my husband, and to the God who gave us a little more time.
This image was taken at Glynde Church, East Sussex, UK, before we fell ill, at the beginning of October. This place, as many of you know, is one of my most favourite places to be on earth. It connects me with the divine. And I shall be returning to it as soon as I can.
When I was working on these new pieces, I listened to the music of U2. They are a personal favourite of mine, as I grew up with their music. Bono’s lyrics are poetic. Beautiful. He has always been an inspiration to me.
So with this work, I am pairing it with their track ‘Kite’, as this is what I was listening to when I was writing my poetry and concentrating on my image. This version is live, and sublime.
And if you would like to see more of my work, please have a look at my website:
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This Is the day... one of these days.
Or maybe tomorrow... above the clouds.
Autumn blew its leaves at me threatening winter as I walked. Summer always goes by so fast, it barely stops like my thoughts that sink and turn and change so fast. Above the clouds what's to be found, Ihave to wonder, will I be around as my anger shouts at my own self doubt? So a sadness creeps into my dreams, when you're scared of living... but afraid to die.
Above The Clouds - Paul Weller / Paul Weller (1992)
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The Divine Comedy - Casanova (1996)
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This Is the Day - The The / Soul Mining (1983)
One of These Days - Spacehog / The Chinese Album (1998)
Maybe Tomorrow - Stereophonics / You Gotta Go There to Come Back (2003)
Above The Clouds - Paul Weller / Paul Weller (1992)
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PS: Something For The Weekend... or maybe tomorrow...
PS: Today is the first day of the rest of your days. And life?... Life is a divine comedy.
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View of the road leading to the tourist village of El Chalten, Argentinian Patagonia, with Cerro Torre and Fitzroy mountain in the distance, taken before sunrise.
Greetings from Viti Levu island, Fiji, my final night in the South Pacific, heading inbound towards home tomorrow night.
Its my wedding anniversary tomorrow and i thought I would celebrate by posting a photograph of a recently married couple, who like myself (many years ago ) are starting on a journey. One that I have loved and still love.
A homeless man stops for a temporary interior shelter from the rain at Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo, Japan
While taking this, I was stopped by Disney security for "taking too many photos of the same thing". Once I showed him my Polaroids and explained what I was doing the officer went from being very formal and tense to pretty relaxed and intrigued by the photos. Polaroids have that effect.
Incoming of the Swallow Folks, I think this one should have been the first in the series, mad a mistake and you bwill see why tomorrow.
By tomorrow we'll be swimming with the fishes
Leave our troubles on the sand.
And when the sun comes up,
we'll be nothing but dust,
just the outlines of our hands.
By tomorrow we'll be lost amongst the leaves,
in a wind that chills the skeletons of trees,
and when the moon, it shines, I will leave two lines.
Just find my love, then find me.
But don't bring tomorrow,
'cause I already know...
... I'll lose you...
Don't bring tomorrow,
'cause I already know...
... I'll lose...
... I'll lose you...
By tomorrow I'll be left in the darkness,
amongst your cold sheets.
and your shoes will be gone,
and your body warmth no longer beside me.
soon these building will be demolished for redevelopment.
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Thanks for taking time to visit my new personal site here:
“A Story Teller" by Cheryl Chan Photography
More Street shots: Urban
Almost and After Dark: Dawn Dusk & Night
check out more Hong Kong Streets & Candid shots here:
Taking the Streets in Hong Kong
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At this point in the day I got to see a sneak preview of the section that I was planning to do tomorrow.
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Laowa C-Dreamer 7.5mm F/2
It's been a while since I've "kaleidoscoped" an image, but this interior image of the modern roof of St. Matthäus-Kirche (St. Matthew church) at Berlin's Kulturforum lent itself to this type of processing because the single image is ever so slightly awry and not exactly centered. This is the most simple type of kaleidoscoping, I've only copied the image to a new layer, flipped both layers, and put them back together as a single image; finishing "this and that"-touches in LR, done.
St. Matthew is the only historical building left in this part of Berlin's Tiergarten district. The church building was constructed as a three-nave by Friedrich August Stüler, an exalted Prussian building official and one of the most important architects of his time. St. Matthew was inaugurated in 1846. Today, St. Matthew church is part of the so-called Kulturforum (Cultural Forum) that also houses the Neue Nationalgalerie (New National Gallery), The Berliner Philharmonie, the Kammermusiksaal (Chamber Music Hall), and several museums.
In 1931, Lutheran theologist Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who was a member of the Bekennende Kirche (Confessing Church) and a resistance fighter against the Nazi regime (he was murdered at concentration camp Flossenbürg only one month before the end of World War II), was ordained as St. Matthew's parson. Later, the Nazis planned to take down St. Matthew and rebuild it in Spandau because it was in the way of their megalomaniac plans to remodel Berlin as the so-called "Welthauptstadt Germania" (World Capital Germania). As a part of those plans, most of the local residential development had been taken down already before WWII. Allied bombings in WWII's last years finally foiled those plans but also left St. Matthew heavily damaged. After the war, only the church building's exterior was reconstructed true to the original, while the interior was rebuilt in an unpretentious, modern way.
Happy Sliders Sunday, everyone, and I wish you a great new week ahead!
A rare glimpse of the sun today and while the clouds closed back in by the time of the actual sunset over Lake Michigan, for a while the sky seemed to say it will all be better tomorrow.
Please enjoy the promising light in Large. Thank you so much for your visit!
The Festival Of Ligths is over again! Oh, what a shame I would have liked to have photographed one or the other. A shame and that as a Berliner. I'll blame it on the non-existent time!
The Festival of Ligths! The theme this year was “creating tomorrow”
It is about topics like sustainability, future, science, humanity and diversity. Here you can see Potsdamer Platz.
hidden orchester — spoken ♫
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