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Black and white street photography, Dordogne, France.

"sell defective ladders"

Designed with AI through Midjourney:

This one and the folllowing three are intended to "celebrate" the tragic recurrent of my accident : 6 months.

11-02-2024 ~ 11-08-2024

I started with the broken ladder (obtained from IA tool) and then without any "premeditation" I chose the other three. These three works was conceived and created separately (a polaroid dating back to the early 80s, obviously in color; and two shots taken with the Nokia N70 (forerunner of smartphones but not touch) AND "processed" with Photoshop and relative filters .

After uploading all the four images I "understood" that I had created a metaphorical descent into hell: the entrance, with the fall from the ladder and the stations of the terrifying experience that followed...

 

I watched this woodpecker as hit pecked and hunted on the branch of a mesquite tree in my yard. If found something to eat in there. This one is a male, with a red crown.

Montell, Uvalde County, Texas in October 2020

A convergence I only happened to notice because I nearly tripped over an untied bootlace, I sat down to sort myself out and just glanced across to my left and there it was.

 

I think of the Zen concept of 無心 (mu shin) when photographs such as these present themselves, I'm sure every artists has come up against times when overthinking gets in the way of creativity. Translated as "no mindedness" 無心 is the state of clearing one's mind from any analytical thought, allowing yourself to react with no pre-judgment in a natural, immediate way.

 

My favourite definition comes from Alan Watts, who pointed out that Western slang provides some great possibilities for the translation of these Zen terms saying in essence mu shin is to "get with it" or "flow with it".

 

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Man-made object

dusty, small toy ladder to fire truck

As seen in Manhattan, somewhere near China Town

At first thought I imagined this ladder was to enable frogs and the like to climb out of the pond - apparently it is for hedgehogs!? Do they go for a swim I wonder???

 

Rousham House and Gardens, Oxfordshire.

Ladder-backed Woodpecker - Green Valley AZ

352/365/2019, 3274 in a row.

Columbus Division of Fire

Franklin County, Ohio

Ladder 8

 

2019 Pierce Arrow XT 107'

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I would have liked to have waited for Window Wednesday to post this, but The Photo Forum b/w theme for which this was shot ends Saturday. The theme is 'centered.'

 

Meanwhile, Happy Donnerstagsmonochrom!

One more step, please...

 

My boyfriend and I spent a few days traveling through villages in the Troodos Mountains and Paphos region. I love the windows and doors in the villages, so I took a lot of these shots. . . . Apologies to my contacts if it takes me a while to catch up on things. . . .

 

I saw this on the main Explore page! Thanks a lot to everyone for all the great comments and faves. . . . Highest position Explore #4. . .

"Up To Another Level."

 

My 19th build for Iron Builder vs. 2 Much Caffeine.

 

The part that we need to use the whole month is the "Pain" Roller handle.

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A common non-venomous snake in spain.

May 28, 2006

Polemonium pulcherrimum

"Jacob's ladder"

(Non) Corporate ladder

 

Old wooden Windmill, Carrizo Plain National Monument.

Just a red ladder but I thought it looked cool from this perspective, another shot while we wer ein the high line Park, have a few shots looking over the city as well which I will get to posting sometime,

The colors gor a bit messed up importing to flickr but dont have time to change them this morning

 

Hope everyones week is going well

a Ladder-backed Woodpecker on a cholla skeleton

Échelle à... beffroi

a7 + Sony CZ Vario Tessar 16-35/4

Mamiya 7II, 43mm, Ilford HP5 plus, FX-39 II, 1+9

First attempt with texture.

shadow cast by a ladder.

Got a chance to get some close shots of this lady Ladder-backed Woodpecker at the Salineño feeding station. She was happy to pose for peanut butter!

 

Ladder-backed Woodpecker | Picoides scalaris

Salineño, Texas

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