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“some poems froth
and foam and rise...
out of my morning cup of
mist-sweetened coffee.”
― Sanober Khan
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The leaves hold water which little birds drink from and once they bloom the bees go crazy for the blooms. I planted it near fence to try to block deer, but they just come in a different way.
Paris has the Eiffel Tower, San Francisco the Golden Gate Bridge, and Saint Louis The Gateway Arch. However, tiny Wilson Borough, Pennsylvania, just outside of Easton City limits, has the iconic Dixie Cup. Situated atop the long shuttered Dixie Cup Factory (not to be confused with the second, more modern, and also closed Dixie Cup Factory in nearby Forks Township, PA) the Dixie Cup is actually just a tall water tower disguised and painted to look like a giant disposable paper cup. For those unlucky enough to have to drive through traffic along that stretch of Route 22 East heading toward New Jersey, the Dixie Cup has sort of become a local statue, a familiar yet seemingly timeless symbol unique to the Lehigh Valley. Recently, I noticed work has begun on the old Dixie Cup Factory; supposedly it is going to be renovated into apartments. However, whether or not the iconic Dixie Cup water tower survives, is unknown. In any event that it does not, here is a photograph to remember it by.
This is the first time we've tried to grow cyclamen, but they seem to be doing ok in our small tea cups!!
the staggering ...
in the shadow of a wall ... this cup stands on a small pedestal almost hidden ...
the pedestal is part of a work of art that consists of two walls, with added props that reshape the space of four walls ... the room is in a very large classicist building ... again in an urban space, in a natural space in a country, on a continent on a planet in a galaxy ...
the next step up I show on poetry and truth ...
The work of Haris Epaminonda (*1980 Nicosia, Cyprus) is about the examination of a complex, cultural-historical cosmos. The Cypriot artist transforms collage-like combinations of photographs, films, sculptures, objects, and found objects and images into expansive installations and multi-layered narratives. Her motifs come from a wide variety of sources and leave room for numerous associations.
Curated by Nadia Veronese
das Herunterbrechen ...
im Schatten einer Wand ... steht diese Tasse auf einem kleinen fast versteckten Sockel ...
der Sockel ist Teil eines Kunstwerkes, das aus zwei Wänden besteht, mit hinzugefügten Requisiten, die den Raum aus vier Wänden neu prägen ... der Raum ist in einem sehr großen klassisstischen Gebäude ... wiederum in einem Stadtraum, in einem Naturraum in einem Land, auf einem Kontinent auf einem Planeten in einer Galaxy ...
den nächsten Schritt nach oben zeige ich auf poetry and truth ...
Im Schaffen von Haris Epaminonda (*1980 Nikosia, Zypern) geht es um die Auseinandersetzung mit einem komplexen, kulturhistorischen Kosmos. Collagenartige Kombinationen von Fotografien, Filmen, Skulpturen, Objekten sowie vorgefundenen Gegenständen und Bildern überführt die zypriotische Künstlerin in raumgreifende Installationen und vielschichtige Erzählungen. Ihre Motive entstammen unterschiedlichsten Quellen und lassen Raum für zahlreiche Assoziationen.
Kuratiert von Nadia Veronese
Macro Monday/ Brew
my first entry to Macro Monday, hope the size is ok,
mine is from modern coffee maker, just insert the capsule and the machine will do the rest.. as simple as that...
Thank you for the visit ,comments and faves..
The Flood Filter in Photoshop was used to achieve this.
This work by Dennis Behm is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Another shot taken on a memorable walk up to High Cup Nick with pal John Bleakley.
We had had a long day starting out early up on the Old Corpse Road above Haweswater before coming here for the afternoon. By this point we had climbed up to the top of the Nick from Dufton, (as you can see at the head of the valley here), and then descended the cliffs at the top, walking down to this spot by the wall and Gill.
The light just suddenly exploded with this low, golden, winter light illuminating the valley and the top of the Cliffs. It was just fabulous whilst it lasted and we fired off plenty of frames to capture the scene. Before the long walk back to Dufton in the dark.
(E - Eventyra, Dubai event, eBody Reborn event, NAFI, ND/MD, SL19B Shop & Hop, Something New, VENGE, ZFG