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a figure emerges from the geometry of light, crossing an empty threshold where silence echoes louder than footsteps. the scene is cut from a quiet film, where the only action is movement and the only sound is imagined.
The Steintor U-Bahn station in Hanover features a distinctive architectural design created by the Milanese designer Alessandro Mendini in 1997. This station is known for its bold black and yellow checkerboard pattern, which creates a striking visual impact. Mendini's design consists of two narrow, identical structures facing each other, with a passage opening in the middle. The roofs are topped with yellow pointed hats, further adding to the unique appearance of the station (Source: regiopia.de + + + regiopia.com).
A playful take on the number 21, because what better way to celebrate Flickr’s 21st birthday than with a delicious lineup of treats? Three white chocolate, sixteen milk chocolate, and two dark chocolate pieces create a sweet equation: 3 + 16 + 2 = 21! The smooth chocolate coating, rich tones, and a hint of coffee beans make this a bold, flavorful tribute to Flickr’s creativity and community.
The skies lightened for a brief period at the start of the afternoon but the rough seas still battered the harbour wall.
within the striking architecture of the oculus in new york city, a lone figure walks through the interplay of light and shadow on the tiled floor, caught between worlds of clarity and mystery. the sharp lines and dramatic contrast of the space create a delicate balance — a dance between presence and absence, reality and abstraction. as she moves forward, her silhouette merges with the dark shadows, suggesting both purpose and anonymity. the soft transitions of light invite the viewer to ponder: is she stepping into the light or fading into the darkness? a moment of introspection and hidden stories unfolding in one of the city's most iconic spaces.
Shot in front of my bro’s recording studio in Murray Hill - these 2 in full make up waiting for the band to arrive
alone in the movement. the city rushes past, and yet, for a moment, everything is still. in madrid's underground, a reflection gazes back. maybe it's her story, maybe it's ours. madrid.
“I’m a very early riser and I don’t like to miss that beautiful early morning light” David Hockney
“I'm very detail oriented. Everything that takes a lot of dedication and creativity I do in the morning when there is light and I'm really concentrated” Christian Louboutin
A black and white photograph captures a serene forested landscape, where dense underbrush and tall tree trunks frame a distant mountain range beneath a cloudy sky. The monochrome palette enhances the interplay of light and shadow, drawing attention to the layered composition and natural textures. Suspended delicately between the trees, a small spider hangs in its nearly invisible web—an understated yet powerful detail that adds a sense of mystery, stillness, and quiet life to the scene. This image invites contemplation and appreciation of nature’s subtle intricacies.
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I love sitting on the beach in this weather and watching the fishing/eating routines of the seagulls. As the tide goes out the seagulls fly low watching for shellfish like muscles and tiny crabs, then swoop down and pick up them up. They are unable to crack or prise the shell open so they fly back up, carrying the shell in their beaks and they drop them from a height onto the stones. The shells open on impact and the seagulls swoop down and eat the contents of the shell.
NB: Brighton seagulls are known to prefer chips 🍟
She spoke to no one,
yet the trees leaned in—
each step a secret,
each glance a hymn.
In the hush of moss and memory,
the forest listened.
in a moment of stillness amidst an architectural marvel, a solitary figure walks under the vast, elliptical opening of the structure, dwarfed by its scale. the interplay of shadows and reflections creates a dramatic pattern across the curved facade, where lines intersect in a dance of light and geometry. the minimalistic composition and high contrast in black and white elevate the scene to a visual symphony, capturing a fleeting moment in a space that feels both immense and intimate. it's a study of scale, solitude, and the silent dialogue between human and architecture.
Scattata con Polaroid Now +
Pellicola Color i-Type Film
Lampada a luce continua
Doppia Esposizione
Digitalizzata, non Manipolata.
Ascoli Piceno Ottobre 2025
Taken with Polaroid Now +
Color i-Type Film
Not digitally Manipulated
continuous light
Double Exposure
Ascoli Piceno October 2025
an empty gas pump in the vast desert, a silent witness to days long gone. the wind whispers through the dry grass, carrying stories of travelers who never came back. time stands still here, under the endless sky. loneliness lingers, wrapped in golden light and fading memories. a place lost between nowhere and yesterday.
"My father showing how to kill a vole before swallowing it whole. My parents ran after four voles, catching and piercing them in the neck, throwing them in the air ... and giving one for each of us kids to eat. After my sister ate hers, she snatched what was left of mine before I could finish mine. That girl has no manners. To tell the truth, I wasn't quite sure I liked this type of a meal anyways."
- The Gosling ❤️-
Sunrise was supposed to be at 5.57 on Sunday so, as I was wide awake, I went to try and capture it. This was the frame I snapped when I arrived at the east harbour wall and noticed the sun was trying its very best to rise and turn the sky orange. Unfortunately the thick dark clouds were determined that was not going to happen.
The clouds won the battle and within minutes the sky was dark blue/black as far as my eye could see.
NB: The building in the photo is Roedean School for Girls which is set in 118 acres of grounds at the top of the cliff on the Sussex Downs overlooking the sea and Brighton Marina. Construction of the original building began in March 1897 and Roedean School opened in January 1899.
Emmaus Emporium a treasure-trove of all things retro and vintage - a collector’s paradise full of yesteryears goodies. (£30 each ;-))
So much lovely old architecture and décor in Brighton and Hove. The guy photo bombing the corner was an expected bonus to the image,
The end of June gave us beautiful orange sunsets. The start of July has given us 2 mornings of an eerie cold mist across the marina at sunrise. I’m told they are sea frets.
I usually see the fishing boats going out early morning and the fishermen making their way to the harbour wall to spend a relaxing day fishing. But there was just the the one person on the boardwalk this morning.
The skies have been grim and grey every day this week so it was lovely to get up this morning and see the golden sunrise streaming in the window.
So many beautiful photo’s of golden Brighton were posted on Facebook this morning. The gold walls of the buildings were amazing!
In the still waters of a shadowed marsh, a silent predator glides just beneath the surface, its ridged back and unblinking eyes the only hints of its presence. The calm ripples betray no urgency, only the quiet menace of something ancient and patient. This black and white photograph captures the eerie tension of a moment suspended in time, where nature and nightmare blur. The creature’s form evokes myth and mystery, a lurking monster in plain sight.
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A wander through Woodvale Crematorium in Brighton this afternoon. I’m always intrigued by the huge mausoleums and whole family monuments and graves.
The cemetery was originally opened as the parish cemetery for Brighton in 1857 and is
designated as a Grade 2 site. A Grade 2 listed building is defined as a UK building or structure that is "of special interest, warranting every effort to preserve it". Woodvale Cemetery was awarded the status because;
it is a good example of an early High Victorian (1856) public cemetery for a provincial town in informal picturesque style by R Wheeler of London.
the conjoined Gothic chapels form a focal point in the design, which makes the best use of a narrow valley in the South Downs.
social interest is expressed in an artistic variety of C19 monuments including many Brighton worthies.
the cemetery layout and most structures have survived intact.
I was spoilt for choice with which mermaid to photograph and which photos to post on Flickr. It was very crowded on Hove Lawns so I chose the sea creatures who I could isolate in the frame without a cluttered backdrop. This mermaid met all my criteria.
I did spend a while chatting to her and her mer-friend. When I asked her name she gave me a badge with a mystical mermaid and the name Astrai on it. I believe Astrai is a video game. Then the horn sounded to alert the sea creatures that the march was about to begin and they all squiggled to the start line.
Early hour.
Empty road.
She’s here for the usual.
The hum of the fridge,
a chipped mug,
the smell of something fried.
And a menu that hasn’t changed
since Elvis was alive.
the place: Cherishville