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a bit like me:) my best old crappy work cap.
check it large and on black. the detail is cool. press 'L', or click on my face.
taken & edit by:me
المحبة أرض والفرقا أراضي
والزمن كله ترى لاغبت ماضي
والله إني ما أشوف إلا عيونك
إن رحلت اليوم أو طوّل مراضي
قالوا العـذّال والعـذّال مرضى
وش بلا حالك من الاشواق قاضي
قلت يهجرني حبيبي لين يرضى
علّموا الظالم ترى المظلوم راضي
جرّحوني في هواك وقلت أبشكي
ماهو من جرحي ولكن لـ إعتراضي
وش علي لو قطّعــوا لاجلك عروقي
من رضى بالحب..يرضيه التغاضي
My sister, Nicole Buetti (In as World Music...), is a musician and my inspiration was one of her songs called "Fading Memories" (YouTube link: youtu.be/uvnOA2bnN0o). As my other passion is dance, I find that this song inspires me to think about ballet and choreography. Hence my photo - which is a combination of two macro photos, faded roses from a show and my old pointe shoes with a dancer figurine.
Canon T-90 Canon FD 135mm f/2.8 - Harman Phoenix 200
Time wears everything down, even the places built for community, for solidarity. The Ton Pentre Labour and Progressive Club - a name still clinging to the façade, even as the building itself falls into quiet decay.
Shot on Phoenix, the texture and tones make it feel even more like a memory. You can almost hear the echoes of voices, the clinking of pint glasses, the politics debated and lives lived here. Now, it’s just another forgotten piece of the landscape, boarded up and fading into history.
in port de pollenca, the sea breeze still whispered through the shutters of a house long left behind. the whitewashed walls had dulled to a tired gray, and the bamboo blind hung crookedly, as if surrendering to time. the sharp mediterranean sun couldn’t brighten what was already forgotten, but it traced the curves of the arches and made the silence look alive.
01/25/10
Caught this leaf floating in a shallow water fountain. It looked as if it were floating down to the ground.
In the original faded National Rail livery from the mid 1990's , although with the logos and wording painted out, DL49 is now stored in the Werris Creek yard on 26-9-2016.
Built by Clyde at Bathurst for Australian National and powered by an EMD V12 710, DL49 entered service on 20-11-1989 and was withdrawn on 1-5-2014
These were used to decorate some wedding cakes. Took a quick photo before they were cut up and arranged on the cake.
.. voice, playfulness n beauty of narmada vanishing in dam catchment area.
see my fav FISHINGs related images here.