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Encaustic diptych in a found pastilles box from the 1960’s.
Encaustic is a technique where beeswax is melted with damar resin to create encaustic medium. The mixture is heated to 180 degrees F and painted in thin layers onto prints that are mounted to a very rigid support (wood, metal, glass). Encaustic medium is also used with oil paints and alcohol inks. it's an ancient archival process.
Explore #184 Ahh what do I say.... I love this time of day, the light is magic and when the weather is warm and the colours come...I am happy lol ;))) Hope you enjoy another postcard from Townsville. Did you spot the bird... ? I hope you are all not sick of my sunrise set just yet as I have a couple more up my sleeve to share with you :)))
I am in going to search for my old hammock as I think I could string it up here and go live at this beach :)))
Happy Hump day........ I hope it is hump-o-liscious lol ... :) Car xxx
Today's Carsounds - www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdtV4gUk5CA
Life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quickly you hardly catch it going.
Done RFL portrait. show The whole gallery show is very moving and worth a visit. Even better there are auctions up where you can get a portrait session with myself or Many other Top SL photographers.
See it all (and bid) here. Its a great cause. maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Saint%20Kitts%20Isle/138/5...
Within every home memories are made. I wish you all Blessed Memories in yours.
Taken at Luane's World
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A childhood memory, playing jump rope / skip rope or simply known as skipping was a popular game played when I was a kid. Recently we came across a mural where you are able to interact and " play" . While we were busy playing and photographing a random tourist from China joined us in the game and she demonstrated how they used to do it in her homeland when she was a kid. It was great fun recalling the good old days. Guess we are all united in someway.
An old handmade metal boxe bought in a public market in India. I like to believe that many people have own this boxe through time.
closing my eyes, breathing in and letting my mind wander to a past memory....
smiles as it is a good one and also letting you see the latest eyeshadow by YoUnique
Cosmetics ~ what a variety of colors this hud has and it will match the Manhattan
Brights collection for your lips. You will find this collection at the upcoming Swank Event
that starts on the 7th to the end of the month LM will be below for event and store
hugzz
shot at high in the sky using Aerial pose "just let me be?
wearing
body ~ REBORN
eyes ~ IKON/Empyreal/Royalty
hair ~ baberyumyum/T19
skin ~ ND/MD Lama
makeup
freckles ~ ND/MD Aya
brows ~ [SB] JA HA #5
liner ~ [Glam Affair] Liv
blush ~ DeeTalez/cheekbones-med
eyeshadow ~ YoUnique Cosmetics/ Abuja Eyeshadow
Copyright Susan Ogden
Taken from the Empty Sky Memorial, Liberty State Park, to One World Trade, Manhattan.
God Bless America...may we never forget.
Artistic collaboration with Misscoffecreamy www.flickr.com/photos/194754860@N02/ - she took the original self portrait
"Nature alone is antique, and the oldest art a mushroom."
Thomas Carlyle
Years ago we stayed at Villa La Lodola in Foiano della Chiana, Italy. It was the most magical place to rest and recoup after days of traveling through Tuscany. One of my favorite pleasures was walking through the grounds, capturing the plant life surrounding me.
I remember walking on a gravel path near the patio when I discovered this tree covered in small mushrooms. The image still brings me back to days of sunshine, laughter and excellent meals shared with friends. Here's to traveling far from home and making memories.
www.itstuscany.com/en/the-warmth-and-style-of-villa-la-lo...
Posted for the Happy Caturday theme "Time Passages".
This is one of the first photos I took of Filou when he arrived at my sister's home. He was about 5 years old and came from a home where he couldn't stay because he didn't get along with his brother. Filou had no problems with our cats, though, and he especially liked Tofu who came to me only two weeks after my sister had adopted Filou. Sadly Filou died of cancer in 2022. He will always be remembered as a gentle soul who never harmed a fly.
Happy Caturday !
I remember this old blue Taunus very well. I actually cleaned it inside and out when I was a teenager. A few years ago, maybe 15 years ago, it was sold. I like this picture of Max next to his old gem. The picture of Angela is much, much older. I like these two pictures, framed together, on the wall. I like this memory of Max.
Pic By Pam
Devins Sim
So long sad times
Go long bad times
We are rid of you at last
Howdy gay times
Cloudy gray times
You are now a thing of the past
Happy days are here again
The skies above are clear again
So let's sing a song of cheer again
Happy days are here again
Altogether shout it now
There's no one
Who can doubt it now
So let's tell the world about it now
Happy days are here again
Your cares and troubles are gone
There'll be no more from now on
From now on
Happy days are here again
The skies above are clear again
So, let's sing a song of cheer again
Happy times
Happy nights
Happy days
Are here again!
Not long before my father died, I took an early morning walk down this lane near my parent's residence. It was a soft gray morning and all was peaceful in the Sonoma Valley. I took a few pictures and filed them for posterity. The other evening I found this one and the memories came flooding back.
Sonoma CA
… of the house where my Grandpa and Grandma used to live (many years ago), the house where my mother grew up, where my aunties lived (one of them from the age of 7 until the age of 93!), the house we visited every weekend, the house with a beautiful garden. In this garden in red currents grew. My aunt Nellie (a very affable woman) plucked them, put them in cup, wash them carefully and let me eat the berries. They were delicious!
The glass bowls are from that particular house ... the red currents from the market.
Photo for: "Smile on Saturday", theme: "Reflection on Black".
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
The doorway to The Ivy in Glasgow is a popular spot for social media photographs. I do wonder how many go on to eat inside, or can even afford to.
We live through turbulent times in an increasingly crazy world. Take care, take photos and keep making memories.
Stay safe my Flickr friends.
Macro Monday: Watch
This watch stood on my great-grandmother's night table for as long as I could remember, on her old miniature armchair. It's now in my parents' bookshelf, and it's a precious memory of long evenings talking with her.
The spotted nutcracker briskly collects hazelnuts and stone pine seeds; it hides them in numerous hiding places dug into the ground and then memorizes the place well to be able to find them even under the snow. How? Well, it seems that the spotted nutcracker has a prodigious memory. Suffice it to say that, every year, it hides thousands of seeds and sowings ranging between 3000 and 5000! What is even more amazing is that individuals are able to find almost all of them thanks to identifying elements of the territory – a particular pine, a shrub, a fallen tree…
The spotted nutcracker is a widespread resident in the boreal belt and is distributed in a more fragmented manner in the mountains of central and south-eastern Europe. The European population has not undergone any decrease in the years 1970-1990 and is currently considered stable, estimated between 400 thousand and 860 thousand couples.
Spotted Nutcracker taking off_w_8388