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Items on a windowsill in St Olaves church. The thin delicate looking leaded glass set in thick strong stone window frames, seems like a contradiction. Brass items whose purpose is not immediately obvious, polished so many times. An assuredly quite place where nobody interrupts, no questions about the camera, in fact usually nobody there. A haven of solitude from the traffic outside.
This is a succulent bloom. The little plant died back some while ago and then from the debris a long straggling shoot appeared from which several flowers have emerged, this being the latest. The bloom measures 15mm at its largest. It sits on the kitchen windowsill.
A small cactus in a pot on my windowsill is blooming again.
The largest flowers are 12mm (12ins) diameter.
This is a small vintage window in our garage and this is where I store seeds to dry. It's a sunny place.
There are also the skeletalls of a bug and a spider :)
This is 2 inch wide.
Happy Macro Monday.
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needed something to brighten up my kitchen windowsill. Got these cute Johnnie Ryan pop bottles the other day at the grocery store.
Made explore #77!!
It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. ~Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Tonight is the third night of Hanukkah.
The light of the Jewish people will never be extinguished.
"In 1931, a rabbi’s wife, Rachel Posner, photographed the family’s brass menorah on their windowsill in the northern port city of Kiel.
Opposite their apartment was the Nazi party’s regional headquarters with a large swastika flag hanging menacingly from the facade.
On the back of the snapshot Rachel wrote an inscription: “The flag says ‘death to Judaism,’ the light says ‘Judaism will live for ever.'”
www.timesofisrael.com/iconic-menorah-from-photo-with-nazi...
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Happily blooming on a windowsill. One good thing about living in an old brick schoolhouse is the deep windowsills.
We don't have any windowsills in our apartment, but do have a small table up by the patio doors in our main room, so I used that instead.
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites.
Yes, it’s true. Another one of those tricky letter’s requiring me to get creative. I’ve had these little yellow rubber duckies forever; and some of them even supervise me when I brush my teeth, constantly yelling out, “You missed a spot!”
Today they all got to take an adventure and see the great outdoors called my basement window, just for the sake of a photoshoot. Am pleased to report they were all well behaved and told me next time I need something yellow to give them a call!
A windowsill at Fydell House in Boston.
Exakta Varex IIa (1960) SLR camera
Zeiss Pancolar 50 mm f/2 lens
Fuji Superia Xtra 400 film
Lab develop & scan
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Digitally hand-painted [because it's cold outside and that must mean painting season has arrived]. Same windowsill as yesterday.
My husband planted some ranunculus corms this year (should it be ranunculi?). This first bloomer is pure white and has fewer petals than I'm used to seeing, so it is a new variety for me. Still very pretty and picked up some nice shadows on a south facing windowsill. Happy solstice - hoping we tilt toward better times as we move to seasonal change.