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Day 38/365:
Macro Monday - Misfit
I bought these tiny rose petals for use in cooking and baking (at least that's what I told my husband ;) I already had the rosebud.
I added a texture (my own) then brushed it off most of the white areas and over egged the edit as I thought it suited it. HMM
it was funny with hands, but look how good the avatar face looks on them! i have soooo many ideas and inspo now ♥
44/100: 100 x challenge - Flowers
44/100: 100 Flowers 2020
This pink poppy was in a wildflower seed mix that we scattered in the garden.
Put my life into your hands,
I guess you had a different plan
Should’ve listened to my friends
That you’re just another
Parasite
In my heart
And I’m dying and falling and falling apart
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftRu_i379s4
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Panty: REED - DUNA PANTY
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Eyeshadow & Blush: [BELANTTI] ANIME SET
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Eyelashes: [BELANTTI] Soft Lashes
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Pose: BellePoses- Mumu 5
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Full outfit here ~>
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This is a Scottish lifer for me - I have actually seen the species before - in India - where they look totally different with chestnut bellies.
Something slightly different. This guy was not to easy to see but I am sure he put a smile on just for me.
A resin egg from the movie Alien Resurrection (1979). This is from our collection of four eggs (egg and baby glow in the dark). If you like sci-fi movies you'll remember this little baby monster (yeah, a little creepy). The egg height with the baby is less than 3" and the wide less than 2". (Best in Large)
Thanks for your visit and taking the time to comment so I can visit your photos, too... very much appreciated! My apologies if I cannot reply to all comments. Have a great day!
Dernièrement j'Ai réalisé que la majoritée de mes images étaient, roche, eau, nuages, ciel. Voici un changement, rue, auto, batiment, ciel.
"Beauty can be seen in all things, seeing and composing the beauty is what separates the snapshot from the photograph."...Matt Hardy
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I’m follet,
Buongiorno a tutti, stavo pensando a quel che ognuno vuole, quel che ci si aspetta da altri.
Dipende molto da quel che si fa della propria giornata.
E mi chiedo che cosa si possano aspettare da me, di corsa inserisco una foto, approfitto della luna che trionfa in un cielo dove il vento ha pulito tutto, i rami degli alberi si stagliano su e cercano l’appiglio per non cadere, al di sotto ci sono io.
E sempre levo al di sopra il mio sguardo, nella notte che sta per venire e immagino le tante direzioni e i pensieri che suscita la luna.
Le foto ne suscitano molti, tutti diversi, chi vede una luna e chi solo una foto.
Chi pensa all’amata, chi pensa agli amici, chi pensa ad un perché.
Chi è obbiettivo e si dice che proprio in questo giorno era possibile questo, chi vaga tra le possibilità, chi valuta le sue dimensioni.
Nessuno pensa al fatto che sono un folletto.
Qualche favola la racconto…
Le parole che non si trovano, dove saranno andate,le cerco in cose che sfuggono nel tempo di ognuno e si riparano in luoghi lontani da pensieri quotidiani.
Anche se i pensieri e le frasi sono un sommarsi di eventi dove partecipano tutti e non sempre attivamente.
Ci sono modi di vivere volendo saggiare la vita e godendo di ogni cosa e diverse maniere in cui non si osa fare e dire.
Si aspettano costantemente le qualsiasi cose.
E si vive trascinando la vita, non si tentano le tante possibilità
Tutte si pensano, si potrebbe pensare a cosa, a quando, a chi…e il tempo passa.
La foto è lì e tu dove sei, che fai?
Nel frattempo guardi altro, e nello stesso frangente qualcun altro guarda la foto, stai guidando , stai lavorando, arriva una telefonata.
Ricordi anche di qualcuno a cui non hai potuto rispondere.
Per te non è cosa d’importanza vitale, tu pensi che gli altri pensino che tu li pensi sempre, ma per loro è molto importante…
E’ da qualcosa scritto che lo potresti sapere…
Grazie per essere mio amico…
All’improvviso ricordi che ancora ti aspettano…
Prendo una pausa nella pausa e scrivo…
Scrivo per te che leggi, stai usando la tua attenzione per me, per questo ti ringrazio.
Foll
Carcès (pronounced car-says') is a village in the Var, between Cotignac and the Thoronet Abbey. It's quite a large village, laid out in a rectangle, with the different parts of the village separated somewhat from each other. One part, perched on a low hill and called the old town (vieille ville), has a lot of stone walls and stone arches. The "newer" parts of Carcès, though, have narrow streets, vaulted passages and medieval portails and ancient houses and doorways. All in all, Carcès is a very interesting village to visit. One of the most striking things about Carcès are the trompe l'oeil wall murals and the colorful fish-scale wall tiles on some of the houses.
The mairie (town hall) and the library (médiatheque municipale) are located in a quiet little square completely surrounded by buildings, at the site of an old olive-oil mill, the "Huilerie St Charles". In a hidden little passage behind the library, the large iron waterwheel is still in place against the back of the building.
Commerce and Cafés
Carcès has a good variety of shops for every-day needs, including gift/souvenir shops, banks, and a post office.
The selection of terrace cafés seemed a bit limited, but we did find a couple that were nicely acceptable. One is located on the Place des Martyrs de la Résistance (Place de l'Hotel de Ville on the town map), shaded by enormous platan trees and bordered by ancient buildings and the picturesque bell tower with campanile on top and arched passage at the bottom. The fountain here, with a tall column and four carven faces is nicely grungy on one side, accentuating its age.
Saturday morning market day is a real event in Carcès. The market fills several streets in the central part of town, and there's a good variety in the types of stalls, including, clothes, baskets, cooked foods, Provencal and local specialities, olive-wood items, fruits, vegetables, and so on. The nearby Lac de Carcès, about 4 km south of town, is pretty, but doesn't have beaches, swimming, boating or water sports.
Cabro d'Or Legend (Légende de la Cabro d'Or). The legend of the mysterious golden goat is popular in Carcès, with the town's main hotel-restaurant named after it.
Trompe l'oeil Murals
There are four main trompe l'oeil wall mural locations, but smaller ones decorate buildings here and there in the town.
1 - at the Ofice de Tourisme building (corner of Rue Marechal Foch and Ave G. Clemenceau), depicts sacks and barrels being hoisted up the side of the building to be stored in the warehouse.
2 - at the top of Rue Marechal Foch, close to the Office de Tourisme, a group of Royals are standing inside an arched passage.
3 - Rue Hoche at the northern edge of town, a woman hangs clothes on an upper-floor terrace while a man presses grapes around the side of the ground floor.
4 - Rue Florentin Giraud, the long "maison de repos" building has a wonderful collection of different facades, pastel colors, shutters and balistrades, pillars, tiled roofs and drain pipes.
The wall paintings are all done by the same artist: Michel DEGUIL. His phone number is on the "maison de repos" facade.
Fountains
A guidebook from the Office de Tourisme lists 19 fountains on a "Circuits des Fontaines et Lavoirs", similar to the (Gonfaron). Touring Carcès to locate the fountains would be a fun way to see the town, but you would have to mark the locations on a map yourself.
The village of Gonfaron, about 20 km to the southeast, also has a circuit of discovery for their village's 16 ancient fountains, and they have an animal legend with their "flying donkey".
For further information please visit www.beyond.fr/villages/carces.html www.provenceweb.fr/e/var/carces/carces.htm?r=1&Largeu... and www.provenceverte.co.uk/discover/carces.php
La preghiera non è ritualismo, ma il respiro che dà senso a ogni azione....
Un rigo musicale in cui collocare la melodia della nostra vita....
( Papa Francesco )
Prayer is the breath of our life....
Aloe flowers on a wall
Piano inclinato , colonna sonora al pianoforte di Corrado Carosio, dalla fiction Rocco Schiavone ( che non ho visto )
the same subject that was ever taken on the shores of Lake Toba on a different day.
"Thank you very much for all your faves and stay healthy" 😃
This is an alternate version of my selfie with this tree taken a bit earlier before astro twilight, so the sky doesn't have the colour, but I prefer the lighting on the tree in this one. Other than the torch I am hoding, 3 off camera flash units added light to the tree. This is a 4 shot vertical panorama, stitching and editing in Photoshop. Sigma lens.
The different light sources drew my attention this corner of the Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Reims.
Press "L" for the best view.
Pentax K-1 II - HD Pentax-DA 55-300mm F4.5-6.3 ED PLM WR RE
(IMGP9605ec2a)
Mount Erciyes
is a massive stratovolcano located 25 km to the south of Kayseri in Turkey.
Erciyes is the highest mountain in central Anatolia,
located within the ancient region of Cappadocia,
with its summit reaching 3,916 metres (12,848 ft).
It is considered to be the highest peak of the Anti-Taurus mountain range, a northeastern extension of the Taurus Mountains to the south, and belongs to the Alpide belt in Eurasia.
@Wikipedia