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3D mural created by Leon Keer at The Crystal Ship art festival in Oostende Belgium. The trompe l’oeil mural shows 3 delft blue vases. The images used on the vases each depict a different story on the effect of climate change. The title of the piece, FRAGILE, refers on the one hand to the vulnerability of our planet and on the other to the fragility of the ceramic - Ostend, Belgium
WAH are being creative today.
this is simply sunlight through a paper weight but it was really hard to get right
also for the 100 Still Life project (17/100)
also for the 119 challenge 47/119 - Fragile
adj. *Fragile:
Easily broken, damaged, or destroyed; frail. Fragile applies to objects that are not made of strong or sturdy material and that require great care when handled: fragile porcelain plates or Christmas balls
The Cold Ball , Lorraine, Quebec, Canada.
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Photography suits the temper of this age—of active bodies and minds. It is a perfect medium for one whose mind is teeming with ideas, imagery, for a prolific worker who would be slowed down by painting or sculpting, for one who sees quickly and acts decisively, accurately.
-Edward Weston (1886–1958),
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ODC - Fragile
I'm going to have to be very careful with this plant. The deer love these so it will be fenced for a long time. The leaves will stay this colour which makes them very appealing!
These are eggs of the Marianas eight spot butterfly, endemic to Guam and an endangered species. The two green ones on the left are still viable. The four clear ones perhaps emerged, though they weren't present. The last one is probably parasitized.
How fragile are we, a gentle breeze and all would be lost, but not forever as we will find a new place to start our new life.
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Never say i love you, if you don't really care...
never talk about feelings, if they aren't really there...
never touch a life, if you mean to break a heart...
never say you're going to, if you don't plan to start...
never look me in they eye, when all you do is lie...
never say hello, if you really mean good-bye."
Those are true colors, no B&W postprocesing!
Cooperation with Zbyšek ;-)
Have a nice Sunday everybody!
My first pic which won a contest :-D I´m so happy!!!!
A ancient limber pine is being dismantled by the elements. Evidence of a lightning strike can be seen in the charred wood. Fanciful strands of wood have survived high winds on a scree slope at 10,660 feet asl. If you view at the highest resolution, you will discover several slender windows through the wood.
This and other surprises are at the Ancient Limber Pine Grove on Sheep Mountain, near FairPlay, Colorado
The fragile rock formation that resembles an Egyptian Queen’s head composited into a quiet deserted meadow.
Theme: Macro
Macro photography opens a whole new world. When I captured this one, I thought about how fragile our nature is. And how even the tiniest of detail is amazing. This little dandelion seed was taken by the wind and was suddenly stuck on this straw. I went up close with my lens. Really carefully so the seed would not fly away.
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“Just as a candle cannot burn without fire, men cannot live without a spiritual life. – Buddha”
Macro Monday project – 03/24/14
" Ethereal"
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Camera: Canon T3i.
Lens: Canon 50mm f/1.8
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While baking and using some local, fresh eggs we get from friends I admired their beauty. I appreciated their amazing, natural-looking, refreshing colors, how they are fragile, beautiful, and—to me—worthy of photographing. These eggs and their broken shells tell me a beautiful, relatable story. They may be considered broken, may even seem useless, and they still have worth, beauty and purpose.
[image created on 4-22-2023]
5/52: Fragile - COVID-19 has shown us how fragile our food source is and makes us appreciate being able to buy what we need when we want it. At least we have all the TP we need again :)
Shelter in Place, San Francisco, California
This dandelion needs no introduction except to say I didn't know that it was there. I never saw the flower in bloom, but found its delicate skeleton this morning back in the shadows, under the wild rose.
It has been three weeks now, and we are fragile. My email box is full of messages from friends and family admitting to a growing sadness, heightening fear; a variety of articles have surfaced today describing this as universal, but not surprising. Yesterday was my hardest day, too - out of sorts for no particular reason, quick temper and arguments in my head about whether, given the suffering of others, I had any right to complain. Unsolicited, my sister sent me this last evening, an interview with David Kessler about grief and grieving: hbr.org/2020/03/that-discomfort-youre-feeling-is-grief?
I found it miraculously spot on and comforting. I pass it on. We will have to forgive each other for the occasional outbursts and meltdowns in the days to come. We will have to forgive ourselves - harder, sometimes, to do. And somewhere in the process, Dr. Kessler tells us, we will find a sixth stage of grief that he calls "meaning." I think I understand this, and I'll stay open and hopeful that there are gifts hidden in this experience that will help us accept where we are and prepare for whatever is to happen next. Love to all who read this.
I tried looking this tiny damselfly up on the web to see what it was. Fragile Forktail was the closest I could find. Regardless, this wee thing was extreemly small.
Canon EOS 5DS with a Sigma 105mm EX DG f2.8 lens that no longer will autofocus.
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