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Full Cold Moon
This night
All light
Full still moon
Lamp lit
Silhouette
Full still moon
Many faces
Secret places
Full still moon
Supernal eye
In the sky
Full still moon
Big stone
Cold Alone
Full still moon
In reverie
A memory
Full still moon
Only one
You are gone
Only tonight
to dream upon
Full
Cold
Moon
ari anna arena From Cold Moon Poems
A fast food van selling cold drinks and poffertjes at the Lismore lantern Parade Carnivale. Lismore 2013
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Eps10. Realistic vector design. Most of elements are placed in groups to make artwork easy editable. Color transparency used to define color, so it can be changed just in few steps. Enjoy!
January 25, 2011.
scis digital photography class.
I find this photo very cold,
because of the cold tones,
and the expression on esmee's face.
I also like the focus and the depth of field in this.
Winter time on the East Fork of the Little Miami River in Clermont County, Ohio. Cold, but not quite frozen.
Cold Comfort @ Neformat Fest
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Cold. | Shot Using Canon 500D & Tamron 10-24mm Wide Angle.
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It´s getting really really cold here now..
I actually snowed some days ago. There´s nothing left of it but I mean SNOW???
Why does it snow in october?!?! I don´t want this :D
Poor Kokoro doesn´t have anything for winter so she´s stealing my Pullips' Clothes for now xD
Kokoro: Mum it´s cold let´s get in please :I
Me: Yup I know but you look so cute <:
Kokoro: It´s REALLY cold I´m just wearing Stockings and a T-shirt .__.
Me: Okay I´m sorry let´s get in ^-^;
Our best car ever for travel all year long in Iceland. The best one to cross over big rivers and go through thick snow.
January 21, 2019. I burned my throat on hot soup last night and took a sick day today. It was the right call. Not only because of the accident on the highway that would have detoured me on the way to work, but because even a few short breaths of the -26 cold on a quick milk run were painful.
foreground:
artist: Ulrike Balke
The Butcher's Daughter. A Myth of Sacrifice (2007)
mixed media ~ work in progress
far ground:
artist: Linda Rapai
The Dinner Party & 1st Moon Talks with Relations are the 2 larger pieces.
You still have a chance to see this show. The gallery is open today March 17 & tomorrow from noon to 5.
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Cold Comfort @ Neformat Fest
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Cold Comfort was a participatory work installed in the Old Melbourne Gaol in Sept-Oct, 2012.
The piece was 6 feet of knitted work, sewn to a metal bar at one end and attached to the knitting loom at the other. Placed beside it was instructions inviting people to knit a few rows themselves. The placement in the gaol was directly across from the gallows (where the rope still hangs from a cross beam) and Cold Comofrt directly mirrored this. The work was an attempt to inject some warmth and humanity into the cold, solid gaol. As the piece developed, it introduced growth and movement into a place devoid of life and hope. Cold Comfort references care packages sent to prisoners and refugees while the act of knitting itself creates a bridge between the participants and each other, between the participants and those who lived and worked in this place. Labour intensive repetitive tasks were often given to prisoners to break their spirit and wear them down, with Cold Comfort I instead wished to provide a calm, gentle task to allow for space for contemplation.
You can find out more about this project at my website sayraphimlothian.com/cold-comfort/