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We had sunshine on Wednesday for the first time in many days, and it ended with a beautiful sunset as well. Sunset shots are cliche, but this one also seemed like a natural for this week's Smile On Saturdays theme: Nature Is An Artist.
The view here shows Kent Lake in Michigan's Kensington Metropark. Though parts of the lake were covered with a thin coat of ice, other parts were clear, allowing for mirror-like reflections.
HSoS and HCS
What a severe yet master artist old Winter is.... No longer the canvas and the pigments, but the marble and the chisel.
-- John Burroughs
"Artistry"
by Jacob Lee
I let every thought
Thread a weft of yarn
Weaving through the warps
A tapestry of us
If I make my arms, the home you seek
If I sway my brush, would I capture thee?
If I hang your scars, in a gallery
As a work of artistry
May I clear your slate and wipe your conscience
Lay it on another shelf
I'll be anything you ever ask
I'll take your memories upon myself
If you keep my thoughts and thieve my wisdom
I will find another shell
I don't ever want to be the selfish reason
You don't ever find yourself
I felt every though
Claw the strands apart
Weaving into knots
A travesty of us
If I stay my arms, and I pull your sleeve
If I snap my brush, would you trust in me?
If I trace your scars, with the broken piece
As a work of artistry
May I clear your slate and wipe your conscience
Lay it on another shelf
I'll be anything you ever ask
I'll take your memories upon myself
If you keep my thoughts and thieve my wisdom
I will find another shell
I don't ever want to be the selfish reason
You don't ever find yourself
Watching the needle thread through every pore
She told me shading made everything more
Beautiful but I don't see it at all
I'm more deranged than before
Standing in paints as it pools on the ground
Colours of empathy blending with doubt
Witnessing everything melting around
Until I drown
May I clear your slate and wipe your conscience
Lay it on another shelf
I'll be anything you ever ask
I'll take your memories upon myself
If you keep my thoughts and thieve my wisdom
I will find another shell
I don't ever want to be the selfish reason
You don't ever find yourself
May I clear your slate and wipe your conscience
Lay it on another shelf
I'll be anything you ever ask
I'll take your memories upon myself
If you keep my thoughts and thieve my wisdom
I will find another shell
I don't ever want to be the selfish reason
You don't ever find yourself
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Arch Rock may not be the largest arch in the desert southwest, but it certainly does not lack anything in aesthetics. The arch is large enough for a person to easily stand under.
He discovered that his pictures could reveal not only the clarity but the obscurity of these things, and that these mysterious and evasive images could also, in their own terms, seem ordered and meaningful :-)
John Szarkowski
HFF!
rose, 'Artistry', little theater rose garden, raleigh, north carolina
10 of 11 photos from my Simple Things exhibit which is part of The Edge Gallery Artistry Show.
Now running till December 23rd.
The Edge Artistry is a collection of works from some of SL best photographers. I am honored to be part of it.
Check it out Here: The Edge Art Gallery
Taken @ Elysion
Macro shot of winter frosts on the enclosed glass window of my balcony! I find this frame with the lights and shadows look much better in Black and White.
“Nature is pleased with simplicity.” Isaac Newton
Found this beautiful lacey leaf during our nature walk,..I kept it with my other collections that I found in wooded areas.
Looking close... on Friday! - Reflection on Black
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Detail of an Australian hand blown glass bowl, made using traditional Venetian techniques. For the Macro Mondays theme: "glass". Width 3 in (including background).
HMM! Have a great week!
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FANTASY FAIRE April 20th - May 8th
Taken in Szystrum Synod.
Explore the artificial moon inhabited by long forgotten machines. This is a very cool aetherpunk sim with lore to go along with it.
Find out which house you belong to by taking the quiz.
♥ [Cubic Cherry] - {RA-LA} head // Szystrum Synod
♥ [ContraptioN] - EX3K Prostetic Arm *Synod* // Szystrum Synod
♥ CRYPTID : Flourishes // Szystrum Synod
♥ [Seydr] // Szystrum Synod
• [Seydr] Star of The 7 Houses: Halo
• [Seydr] Star of The 7 Houses: Hands
♥ Aii & Ego + Fallen Comet Tattoo // Szystrum Synod
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➤ /CUREMORE/ Innistrad Gown
➤ CURELESS[+] Corvus Manteau
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A statue in my hometown. It reminds of me of one of the symbols and standards used by the ancient Roman Empire--aquila, or an eagle.
All images © 2017 Daniel Kessel.
All rights reserved
www.youtube.com/watch?v=be1jJCH32OU
In ihrem Alter war es auch meine... mit dem gleichen Instrument! ;-))
f 6,3
1/60 s
12800 ISO
105 mm
... by the leaves of a Franklin tree / Franklinie (Franklinia alatamaha)
in Botanical Garden, Frankfurt
for a glamorous weekend!
This shot of amazing topography was taken in Arches National Park, in the Fiery Furnace area. There are ranger-lead tours of this area that are offered each day, although due to COVID, the tours were not being conducted at time of my visit.
A mesmerizing capture of a layered swirling sea of crisp blue hues spotted in the frigid waters of Greenland.
I love the design of the Nasturtium blooms.....I can see how the bees are so attracted to them.
I am growing some in hanging baskets (started from seeds) and this bloom was backlit by the early morning sun.
Thx to Edd at (BrickSanity/ Facebook) pg i was lucky enough to win a contest on there and got this awesome custom printed torso with my name on it. hope u guys like this one i picked up the new iron sub attack set 76048. just for the purpose of grabbing some of those air breathers. I knew I had to make a tagging graffiti moc. luckily I got 4 out of the set. hope u guys like thx again
Some look colorful as they are sunlit :)
As far as I know, it's only starlings that dance like this !
Thank you for this great music that accompanies the starlings' dances so well dear Sade Lux!
IMG_0967 2023 01 01 file
Lighting Structures/Towers above the Cameron University Football Stadium - Lawton, OK
Happy first day of spring! As the temperatures are warming up and the snow is melting, I am longing to see a bit more green in the coming weeks.
Traditional fly fishing is still the preferred method of snagging a trout in the Ozarks. . .an elaborate series of casts to release line . . .many of the anglers we spoke with would catch and release their speckled brown or rainbow trout . .
Taken with my trusty iPhone (my camera battery inexplicably died, which wasn’t at all frustrating 😉) under the plaza bridge in a rare moment of calm (no pedestrians or cyclists) during a lunch time walk downtown. I think this might be my favourite Ottawa bridge... the architecture and design never fails to amaze me 😊
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Plaza bridge
The Plaza Bridge in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, is an automotive and pedestrian bridge that crosses the Rideau Canal just south of the Ottawa locks. It joins Wellington Street and Elgin Street in the Downtown core to the west with Rideau Street to the east. The Chateau Laurier abuts the bridge at the east end, while Parliament Hill is just beyond the west end. It is the northernmost bridge over the canal, just north of the Mackenzie King Bridge.
The bridge is constructed of three masonry spans. The western span is over a roadway along the western bank of the Canal. The central span is over the Canal. The eastern span is over a former railway tunnel running along the east bank of the Canal.
Source: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plaza_Bridge_(Ottawa)