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...hight speed in a pause mode.

 

Acropolis Museum of Athens. Greece/ Hellas

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Dimitra Milaiou ART & Design

Photography Art

 

"Στο μουσείο, όλα είναι παρελθόν...εκτός από τις σκέψεις μας". Δ.Μ.

Η Τέχνη που δίνει απαντήσεις και η Τέχνη που εκφράζεται με λόγια ή χωρίς, η τέχνη του να ζεις, να γελάς, να γεύεσαι. Πέρα από το χώρο και μέσα από το χρόνο, ανέγκιχτη και αλώβητη, περήφανη και προσιτή. Ετσι όπως οι καρδιές μιλούν και οι ματιές μεταφράζουν. Ματιές στο παρελθόν και μονοπάτια στο σήμερα και το αύριο, ο,τι πιο αληθινό και πραγματικό...ακόμα και αντίγραφα μιας ζωής και ενός κόσμου που δεν τον βλέπουμε στην πραγματική του διάσταση, αλλά υπάρχει!

 

Από βόλτα με φίλους - flickr στο Μουσείο της Ακρόπολης. :)

I heard from a few friends recently about their new year’s resolutions. Quite frankly, I never believed in that. Why does one has to wait for a specific date to make a resolution? For me, the end of a year has always been a time to reflect about the year that passed and draw conclusions. I once wrote on a contact’s stream that ‘if the pandemic has taught us anything is to be kinder to each other’. Saying it was perhaps too naïve. Instead, I should have written that if the pandemic has taught us anything is how we endure and react during challenging times. It is during such times that show more than anything else, who we really are.

 

So, let’s raise a glass to 2022, a year to create more memories, have more trips, and discover new places. I’ll drink to that!

 

A performance at Zarkana, Aria Resort and Casino, Las Vegas

Background by Barnali Bagchi from RENDEROSITY !

Couple by DRECCI GISLAADT !

2 textures by Barnali Bagchi from RENDEROSITY !

Strolling through Chinatown I spotted these 2 friends and a boy who came along. Everyone seeing something different at the same time

This girl was clicked Spellbound at a Puppet Show recently at the Haryana Heritage Festival at Yadvindra Gardens Pinjore, Haryana North India.

 

I had to wait 10 minutes with my camera focused on her to catch this expression; she was oblivious.

 

The Puppeteer suddenly sling-ed the Snake Puppet out of the booth on which she reacted and CLICK!

 

Please excuse the size, I lost the original photo :(

 

Suggestions/Critics Invited

Don't talk to me about it!

© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved

 

Candid eye contact street photography from Newcastle upon Tyne, England. A part of the country where they don't smoke cigarettes, nor smoke fags but - thanks to a rich local accent and colloquialisms, they smerk tabs. Wishing you all a fabulous weekend of photography my friends!

Every now and then you see things you never thought you would ever see.

 

This fellow was practicing his skills on these very uneven rocks at the edge of a cliff that fell sharply to the ocean below. It was difficult to know if he was just expressing himself or if he was attempting to impress either the people along the beach who gathered to watch him or his girlfriend who was egging him on from her position just off camera to the right. Regardless it is certainly unique expression.

 

1/800 sec., f 5.6, ISO 400 , focal length 85 mm

 

Better Viewed Big On Black

or not

 

The long exposure made a bit cool expression, it looked like the cliffs were icy, but they were not.

11 november 2017 's Hertogenbosch

View On Black

 

Random expressions with a wave....

"Golden King Mango"

Random Goodness Working towards a Better World

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Mur en bois d'un vieux chalet d'alpage (wooden wall in an old chalet)

Plateau d'Agy, Saint Sigismond, Haute Savoie, France.

Mieux en grand, better in large, click L.

I really hope that I could back to Nepal early next year, if everything permits.

Being there between January and April is like being outdoor in air conditioning. Not too cold and definitely not hot.

It will be my 7th trip to my favourite country to visit where in the first 6 visits, I have spent more than 1.5 years in total. Nepal is a country that has taught me a lot, especially patience.

How do you get better at anything? Practice. Practice. Practice.

  

ps: As usual, I am pushing my ONLY gallery called WHY NOT???

The obsessively chosen and truly excellent photos there are attention catching, nicely framed, aesthetically pleasing, sharp and clean portraits of children from all over the world.

Please visit the gallery and enjoy.

  

Siracusa, Ortigia, Sicily, 意大利

Prompt: A brown horse and white west highland terrier, ears up, playing together in the grass, detailed watercolor, highly realistic animal portraits, naturalistic landscape backgrounds, close-up shots, soft tones, and gentle expressions. --ar 64:51 --v 6.0

Kingaroy ..........Queensland Australia

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© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved

 

Street and Reportage photography from Glasgow, Scotland. This was the Friday School Strike in George Square, Glasgow, as part of the climate change movement started by Greta Thunberg.

 

A hundred and more school children were engaged in good-natured chanting and singing in full voice directly opposite Glasgow City Hall, and guarded by a line of police officers who did not take too kindly to me walking in the road to get these shots (even though I was moving past stationary traffic).

 

Enjoy!

- Maurice Sendak -

 

Featuring much of the collection by iBi for 8F8: Inside the Story

which you can find at the Where the Wild Things Are Summer Gacha

 

Also, the adorable wombat by Allegory Malaprop of Schadenfreude

 

Ball-jointed doll avatar by Coco, as well as the cargo pants and bandeau

Ethnic scarf by Leezu

Hair by Analog Dog

Glasses by Le Primitif

 

Location:

Where the Wild Things Are

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