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Was hoping to test the new lens with some action shots, but had to settle for a portrait. Echo decided, rightly so, that it was way too hot for madly dashing around the yard.
I love photography. I love quilting. I detest photographing quilts.
In my head this quilt was going to have more white space, but I still love it. And I have enough Echo left over from my FQ pack that I could make another one with more white space. This measures about 71" x 91". I quilted the lines about 1" apart. I think it would look great in my imaginary light, bright, sparse guest room.
Title: Echos
Location : Wreck beach, Eyre Peninsula
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Glen Echo.
Said to date to 1773 or so, making this plantation manor house one of the oldest documented homes in Georgia.
Ellabell, Bryan County, Georgia, USA.
La farfalla non è la versione 'migliore' del bruco, ma la sua eco.
Il bruco vive l’intera esistenza nell’ombra, un lavoro meticoloso e segreto. La farfalla è quel fugace momento di gloria in cui tutto quel lavoro viene illuminato da un unico raggio di luce. Non è la fine, ma un breve, luminoso intervallo.
Questo scatto non racconta la trasformazione, ma l’atto di essere visti.
La maggior parte della nostra vita si svolge nel buio fertile del 'dietro le quinte', in un continuo e silenzioso divenire.
Ma ci sono attimi in cui la luce ci trova, per un istante, e ci mostra nella nostra interezza, senza che la nostra vera essenza, il 'bruco' che siamo, debba smettere di esistere. La bellezza non sta nel volo, ma nell'essere pronti quando il raggio di luce si posa su di noi.
The butterfly is not a 'better' version of the caterpillar, but its echo.
The caterpillar lives its entire existence in the shadows, a meticulous and secret labor. The butterfly is that fleeting moment of glory when all that work is illuminated by a single ray of light. It's not the end, but a brief, luminous interval.
This shot doesn't tell the story of a transformation, but the act of being seen.
Most of our lives take place in the fertile darkness of the 'behind the scenes', in a continuous and silent becoming.
But there are moments when the light finds us, for an instant, and shows us in our entirety, without our true essence, the 'caterpillar' that we are, having to cease to exist. The beauty is not in the flight, but in being ready when the ray of light lands on us.
By Yale-NUS College freshmen display at the National Gallery Singapore during Singapore Biennale 2019.
Generated by me, Tool used AI Stable Diffusion
In the year 2250, a group of elderly humans finds solace and nostalgia in a space diner called "Celestial Echoes." Adorned with captivating alien paintings on its walls, the diner becomes a gathering place for the old generation. They share stories and memories, inspired by the cosmic artwork that fuels their imagination.
However, their haven is threatened when a corporation plans to demolish the diner for a new hyperspace hub. Determined to preserve their cherished space, the elderly patrons launch a grassroots campaign, inspiring the younger generation to join their cause.
Their fight gains attention, turning Celestial Echoes into a symbol of preserving human history and culture. Through their collective efforts, they succeed in saving the diner, transforming it into a cultural hub that bridges the gap between generations and species...to be continued...
Bali is a volcanic island and as such has a selection of black rocks and black sand beaches, most notably on the east coast, the north coast and the west coast. White sand beaches can be found on on the South coast and a few select places in East Bali.
One of the most famous west facing beach is Echo Beach, have rough surf and is known to have many rip currents and strong undertow. Also, the quality of a beach can change drastically between seasons.
Echo beach really isn't suitable as a swimming or relaxation beach, but has a solid reputation as a surf beach. The beach is a bit rocky and the sand is blackish and the seawall on which the restaurants are built is not attractive. The surfing attracts a crowd of surfers and watchers, and it is enjoyable to watch the action from the seawall while enjoying the cuisine from the outdoor restaurants and off course this is my favorite beach to hang out with friends or often alone by myself..hehe!
To my friend Jeffie Brown ... Welcome to Bali, will see you in Echo on Monday~!
Canon EOS 50D
EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM
0.4sec • f/14 • 12mm • ISO100
Exposure Mode + White Balance: Manual
Singh-Ray Reverse ND Grad 3-stops
RAW proccessed with Digital Photo Pro
TIFF proccessed with Adobe Photoshop CS3
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Honest comment/critique are welcome, thanks guys :)
Echoes is 70" square and was made from Kona Charcoal and a bunch of blue and green Kona solids. My pattern is found in the QuiltCon magazine published by Interweave.
blogged: www.shecanquilt.ca/2015/03/echoes-ta-da-she-is-in-quiltco...
My previous image of Echo Canyon was inside a narrow passage, this is just after we left that passage. We enjoyed the shade of the canyon before heading back into the heat of the sun.
Mt Buffalo looking over the Victorian Alps.
1,152 ha surrounding the Gorge was declared a national park in 1898, becoming one of Victoria's first national parks.
The park then became a focus for tourism and in 1908, a road was cut up the mountain. Two years later Mount Buffalo Chalet was built, becoming very popular with the visitors to the region. In 1836, Australia’s first ski tow was installed at Cresta Valley.
In 1998 Mount Buffalo celebrated its centenary. The Park now covers 31,000 ha, encompassing the entire plateau and most of the forested foothills down to nearby valleys.
The park is also now part of the collective Australian Alps National Parks
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Echo point
Overland track
Lake St Clair
Tasmania
Australia
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Martin Toloku at exhibition "Echoes of presence" at 38CC, Delft