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A close-up, abstract view of a textured, diamond-patterned surface illuminated by a single, soft light source, framed by a dark circular vignette. The interplay of light and shadow across the repeating geometric pattern creates a sense of depth and industrial minimalism, while the surrounding darkness isolates the subject and draws the eye to its subtle details.
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This building is near Newark Airport (EWR) Terminal A
in Newark, NJ, US
I'm not actually certain what it's used for, but I find it oddly compelling.
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Vibrant, raised enamel colors pop against the dark, fired clay of indigenous deity masks hanging from a sun-drenched, weathered wooden market stall. These striking artisanal crafts, displayed prominently in the high-altitude air of the Argentine Northwest, capture the rich pre-Columbian heritage of the region. Intense, direct Andean sunlight casts sharp, defining shadows that emphasize the tactile, three-dimensional quality of the thick paint and the rough grain of the timber. A shallow depth of field isolates the hanging pendants in sharp focus while gently blurring the terracotta pots resting on the shelf above. Those lidded pots, adorned with intricate geometric patterns and stylized animal motifs, echo the ancient ceramic traditions of the Diaguita and other local cultures. Such markets are the lifeblood of towns like Iruya and those scattered throughout the Quebrada de Humahuaca, serving as visual libraries of ancestral lore. The fierce, expressive faces on the masks, framed by elaborate headdresses painted in primary reds, blues, and yellows, symbolize protective spirits or mythological figures. The warm, earthy tones of the terracotta and wood harmonize beautifully with the explosive bursts of color, creating a dynamic visual rhythm. In the deep background, a wash of red and muted bokeh suggests the bustling, colorful presence of other market goers moving through the sunlit plaza. As a documentary record, this close-up honors the meticulous craftsmanship and the enduring cultural identity that defines the Norte Argentino. It is a testament to the artisans who keep these vibrant artistic traditions alive for passing travelers and future generations. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
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Vibrantes colores de esmalte en relieve resaltan contra la arcilla oscura y cocida de las máscaras de deidades indígenas que cuelgan de un puesto de mercado de madera desgastada y bañada por el sol. Estas llamativas artesanías, exhibidas de manera destacada en el aire de gran altitud del noroeste argentino, capturan la rica herencia precolombina de la región. La luz solar andina, intensa y directa, proyecta sombras nítidas y definitorias que enfatizan la calidad táctil y tridimensional de la pintura gruesa y la veta rugosa de la madera. Una profundidad de campo reducida aísla los colgantes en un enfoque nítido mientras desenfoca suavemente las vasijas de terracota que descansan en el estante de arriba. Esas vasijas con tapa, adornadas con intrincados patrones geométricos y motivos animales estilizados, se hacen eco de las antiguas tradiciones cerámicas de los diaguitas y otras culturas locales. Tales mercados son el alma de pueblos como Iruya y aquellos esparcidos por la Quebrada de Humahuaca, sirviendo como bibliotecas visuales de la sabiduría ancestral. Los rostros feroces y expresivos de las máscaras, enmarcados por elaborados tocados pintados en rojos, azules y amarillos primarios, simbolizan espíritus protectores o figuras mitológicas. Los tonos cálidos y terrosos de la terracota y la madera armonizan maravillosamente con los estallidos explosivos de color, creando un ritmo visual dinámico. En el fondo profundo, un lavado de rojo y un bokeh tenue sugieren la presencia bulliciosa y colorida de otros asistentes al mercado moviéndose a través de la plaza iluminada por el sol. Como registro documental, este primer plano rinde homenaje a la meticulosa artesanía y a la perdurable identidad cultural que define el Norte Argentino. Es un testamento a los artesanos que mantienen vivas estas vibrantes tradiciones artísticas para los viajeros que pasan y las generaciones futuras. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.
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Skylight backlit with sunlight with unuusal colors and patterns from fungus growth.
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Tentmakers' Street, Share'a el Khayamiya or Share'a el Khayamiya, or Souq El-Khaymiya. Old City of Cairo, Egypt. Appliqued pillow covers. Taken January 1, 2018.
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Positioning the camera at the corridor's mouth turns a simple passage into a one-point-perspective study, walls of hand-painted talavera tile converging toward a lit archway where a fountain waits at the far end. The repeating blue and gold pattern along the wainscoting does double duty, decorative in its own right and useful here as a visual measuring stick marking the corridor's length.
A pair of well-worn wicker rocking chairs sit pulled slightly askew near the near end, the kind of detail that turns an architectural passage into a lived space, someone's actual sitting spot rather than a museum corridor. Weathered wood doors line both sides, some open to rooms beyond, their dark tones grounding a palette that would otherwise skew entirely toward the tile's blues and the floor's warm ochre stone.
Interior sequences like this, courtyard glimpsed through a shaded hallway, are a signature move of colonial-era residential architecture throughout Mazatlan, designed originally to manage heat and light before air conditioning existed. Letting the far archway blow out slightly brighter than the foreground reinforces the sense of daylight and destination waiting at the passage's end.
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おおきに、こんばんは。
今宵も昨晩ご紹介しましたウインターサイクルキャップのお色違いをUP致します。
同じく起毛コットンに直線と曲線を使い幾何学的パターンを染め抜いた「幾何学模様 ピンク／Geometric pattern pink」です。
ツバ裏には同柄の色違い、ブルーのジオメトリックパターンを使用しました。
丁度良い生地厚の起毛したコットンを使っているので暑すぎず寒すぎずライドできます。
耳当て部も同様にブラックコットン製のホルムアルデヒド対策加工をしている布で肌に優しく且つ柔らかく耳を包んでくれます。
冷え込んで耳が凍え痛い経験してはるサイクリストも多いと思います。
昨年も書きましたが昔使ってた冬用サイクルキャップは耳当て部が短く耳たぶも隠し切れずに露出し寒い思いをしたので耳当て部は長めに、頭頂部は深く被れるようにしています。
週末はまた冷え込む予報です。
寒さ対策しっかりしてライドをお楽しみください。
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Rows of rusted steel louvers and vertical slats repeat across a weathered facade, with warm sunlight raking across the rust. A cracked panel near the centre breaks the rhythm of the pattern.
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Tentmakers' Street, Share'a el Khayamiya or Share'a el Khayamiya, or Souq El-Khaymiya. Old City of Cairo,Egypt. Appliqued pillow covers. and quilt. Taken January 1, 2018.
This abstract architectural shot captures a mesmerizing interplay of glowing green and cyan LED strips tracing the diagonal lines of a metallic truss structure. Shot from a low angle against a dark background, the image creates a sense of depth and futuristic energy, transforming an industrial framework into a vibrant, rhythmic pattern of light and shadow.
Vertical stacking does the work in this frame, three levels of terracotta-hued balcony reading almost like a cross-section, each floor's railing and support columns lining up just enough to feel deliberate rather than accidental. Casa Lucila's interior courtyard architecture leans hard into repetition, mint-green shutters and dark wood doors recurring floor after floor, a rhythm that turns a simple stairwell view into something closer to a study in pattern and depth.
Top floor breaks the enclosure open: a terrace with woven-look chairs gives way to open ocean and a hazy offshore island, the one moment in the frame where the building lets go of itself and admits the wider landscape beyond. That glimpse of sea anchors the whole composition, a reminder that every one of these stacked balconies was built facing the same view, just from a different height.
Shooting straight up from a lower gallery compresses the floors into tight horizontal bands, exaggerating the sense of layered enclosure while the warm orange walls hold onto midday sun long after the shadows underneath have gone cool. Small architectural details, the notched pilasters, the arched openings at the base, keep the geometry from feeling too rigid.
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The Fisher Building is a landmark skyscraper located in the New Center area of Detroit, Michigan. It was designed by the famous architectural firm of Albert Kahn Associates and was completed in 1928. The building stands at 28 stories tall and is made of limestone, granite, and marble. It is considered one of the most ornate and spectacular buildings of the Art Deco era in the United States.
The Fisher Building was originally built for the Fisher brothers, who were prominent automobile industry executives and leaders in the development of Detroit. The building was intended to be a symbol of the city's prosperity and industrial might. The building's grand lobby features intricate mosaics, marble floors, and a vaulted ceiling adorned with frescoes. The building's exterior is adorned with ornate sculptures and gargoyles, which are a testament to the skill and craftsmanship of the artisans who built it.
The Fisher Building is also home to the world-renowned Fisher Theatre, which was once one of the most important venues for live theater in the country. The theater has hosted many famous performers over the years, including Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra, and the Marx Brothers. Today, the theater continues to be a popular venue for live performances, including Broadway shows and concerts.
In recent years, the Fisher Building has undergone a significant renovation and restoration, which has helped to bring new life to the building and its surroundings. The building's unique architecture and rich history make it a popular destination for tourists and a beloved landmark for Detroit residents. Today, the Fisher Building serves as a mixed-use facility, offering office space, residential apartments, and retail spaces.
Overall, the Fisher Building is one of the most iconic and historically significant buildings in Detroit, and a true architectural masterpiece of the Art Deco era. The building's intricate design, rich history, and ongoing restoration efforts make it a must-see destination for anyone visiting the city.
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Toilet paper with heavy contrast creating abstract patterns in black and white
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A pierced marble jali screen, its star-and-rosette lattice backlit so the openings glow against dark frames. The repeating geometry fills the frame edge to edge, with faint shapes of the interior visible through the perforations.
new works
made in kyoto (nishijin)
おおきに、こんばんは。
今宵も昨晩ご紹介しましたウインターサイクルキャップのお色違いをUP致します。
同じく起毛コットンに直線と曲線を使い幾何学的パターンを染め抜いた「幾何学模様 ピンク／Geometric pattern pink」です。
ツバ裏には同柄の色違い、ブルーのジオメトリックパターンを使用しました。
丁度良い生地厚の起毛したコットンを使っているので暑すぎず寒すぎずライドできます。
耳当て部も同様にブラックコットン製のホルムアルデヒド対策加工をしている布で肌に優しく且つ柔らかく耳を包んでくれます。
冷え込んで耳が凍え痛い経験してはるサイクリストも多いと思います。
昨年も書きましたが昔使ってた冬用サイクルキャップは耳当て部が短く耳たぶも隠し切れずに露出し寒い思いをしたので耳当て部は長めに、頭頂部は深く被れるようにしています。
週末はまた冷え込む予報です。
寒さ対策しっかりしてライドをお楽しみください。
それでは皆様かぶってみて宜しゅう～！
★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆
instagram : www.instagram.com/enishi.handmade.cyclecap/
flickr : www.flickr.com/photos/enishi-kyoto/
縁 enishi cyclecap facebook page :
www.facebook.com/enishi.cyclecap
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