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Abandoned winch, Dungeness, Kent, England

The broken end of a piece of dried angel-hair pasta about to be turned into a midnight snack.

 

The pasta is ~1.8mm or 7/100" across.

 

Macro ring-light attachment and in camera focus stack followed by additional cropping.

  

Polaroid SLR 680

Polaroid 600 Film

3-D targets also contain iron, for example in the leg of a deer. If an arrow hits it, the tip will be flattened and the shaft can splinter

Broken and fallen Redwood tree at Big Basin Redwood State Park in California.

You can even fix a broken heart.

Closeup of a broken branch.

Things have to be broken, isn't it? Scan your archives, make your choice, and tweet it to @Flickr, adding #TwitterTuesday #Broken. We'll showcase the best ones on the Flickr Blog tomorrow.

 

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wishing you all a great week, without injuries or wounds...

I know that's not what it's supposed to be but it kind of looks like that. I hope no one suffered one of these today.

 

*hugs*

Opened in 1867, Dieweg cemetery served as the municipal burial ground until the Second World War and was definitively decommissioned in 1958. It is a testament to the peak of funerary art, when the great families erected veritable architectural works of art for their deceased loved ones, sometimes in the form of chapels (such as the “Allard Chapel” and its family vault, considered the biggest private funerary monument in Belgium). All the styles in vogue at the time are represented, starting with the “neo” or revival styles (Egyptian, Greek, Romanesque, Gothic, Classical, etc.), followed by Eclecticism and Art Nouveau and ending with Art Deco.

Happy Windmill Wednesday!

This lot certainly was broken-in and worn, from the barn, to the wagon to the windpump.

What is odd, is that the wind pump appears to be leaning yet the barn, and the water pipe on the wind pump are actually straight vertically.

A broken window in a shelter near the Victorian coastal town of Margate symbolises the contradictions of hope in the future for those who live around our coasts

 

rolling…

“shavadavadava“

like a Merry Go Round

rolling my eyes

“un du torowa”

 

…let’s sing a song!

“shavadavadava“

 

shall we dance?

“shavadavadava“

welcome to Attraction

would you coffin…welcome

“un du torowa”

 

come on baby…

sure…interesting!

TERROR in the night!

shall we dance!?

 

Song: Marry Go Round -TCST-

Model: Me

The Blues - Macro Monday

The pendant is less than 1.5 inches long

 

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Macro Mondays theme:Broken

 

It's time for a new set of laces for my favorite hikers.

Having some fun. Have a great weekend everyone!

 

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Buildings

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Most People are hiding behind a Mask

but if they are injured in Heart

They take off the Mask

- show their true Face

and the Facade begins to crumble...

 

Having fun again. :-)

Broken, Lac de Bethmale, France, 2017

A broken window in the abandoned Dominican Building in Baguio, Philippines is fitted with tree cuttings to form a barrier to keep out trespassers.

Songshan District, Taipei

 

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When looking for some motives, I found this scattered bottle on the ground which attracted my attention...

 

Stacked from 10 pictures

 

HMM!

Window at Newark

.....but it was worth it...

A water drop just breaking the surface of the water. The flash was covered with a coloured gel, the pattern seen in the drop is actually the pattern that is on the outside of the bowl.

Just like my head in a monday...

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