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“And now we step to the rhythm of miracles.
--from The Light, That Never Dies”
― Aberjhani
“What is a miracle if not the manifestation of light where darkness is expected?”
― Leigh Ann Henion
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Big yellow flowers in goblets are Cassia Leptophylla Tree flowers.
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Her real name is Miracle because it was a miracle she was found, rescued, fostered, and then later adopted by my DD in the NL….
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“And the secret garden bloomed and bloomed and every morning revealed new miracles.”
― Frances Hodgson Burnett, The Secret Garden
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Extra! Extra! Read all about it, the vintage watch in a miracle cure...
I had two possible subjects for "Vintage", a brass thread counting glass that my mom (magrit k.) got during her dressmaker apprenticeship, and an automatic wristwatch that had belonged to my father. The plan was to combine these two items. I placed the thread counter's magnifying glass over the date, and while I was checking out different positions of thread counter, watch, and camera, all of a sudden the seconds hand appeared on my camera's display. Now you might think that this is nothing special, the seconds hand of a watch does move, doesn't it? Well, this one didn't. For the past 15 or so years, it didn't move an inch. I've been wearing this watch nonstop for many years after my father died, and I had it repaired several times, but at one point it stopped working, and the watchmaker told me that the movement was finally beyond repair. And now the seconds hand started moving out of nowhere. You can tell that I was surprised. Even shocked a little when the watch started working again all of a sudden. Immediately, The Who's song "Miracle Cure" from Tommy popped up in my head, hence the title ;) So what I will do next is carry the watch to a watchmaker and have it cleaned and checked. I still can't believe it ;)
Technically, this is one single shot. I had focused on the dial, through the thread counter's magnifying glass, which explains the distortion of the dial. The main focus is, of course, on the magnificent seconds hand ;) The frame around the dial is the brass thread counter; the manufacturer was "Hostmann-Steinberg" which is the blurred lettering that you can see. Processed in DXO PL6, Lightroom, and a variety of Nik Collection filters.
Happy Macro Monday, Everyone!
My DD purposefully leaves the front door open with the storm door latched so Miracle can sleep in a sunny spot. Love how her legs and paws are subtly reflected in the door.
Happy Caturday : sleep
The Dubai Miracle Garden (In Arabic: حديقة الزهور بدبي) is a flower garden located in the district of Dubailand, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The garden was launched on Valentine's Day in 2013.[1] It occupies over 72,000 square metres (780,000 sq ft), making it the world's largest natural flower garden, featuring over 50 million flowers and 250 million plants.[2][3]
Just moved her off my chair and onto the “fainting couch”. She’s not quite sure about being ousted (cautious) but I’m sure in due time she’ll start purring …
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An invitation to take an early-morning stroll, the sky is decked out in beautiful colours for an idyllic sunrise. What a precious
privilege to experience this miracle of nature...
Invitation à une promenade très matinale , le ciel se pare de belles couleurs pour un idyllique sunrise . Quel précieux privilège de vivre intensément ce miracle de la nature...
Vue sur le Zinalrothorn , l' Ober Gabelhorn , Grand Cornier et la fameuse Dent Blanche 4357m .
Lac des Autannes - Val d' Anniviers - Valais - SUISSE
The pretty bright yellow flowers in the foreground (Doronicum grandiflorum) are particularly interesting plants. Not only are you supposed to lose any scare of heights after eating some of their roots, but they can even make you bulletproof - if you dig out the roots on a Friday during the new moon and before sunrise. (Granted, Wikipedia dutifully points out the questionable source situation especially in regard to the second aspect. Don't say I didn't warn you.)
Jokes aside, the plants contain some sort of natural sweetener, and all herbivores, but particularly chamois, like to eat them. So people thought that eating these plants is what makes the chamois unafraid of heights and sure-footed even in the most daunting terrain.
Helplessly watching someone you love slowly die from Alzheimer's is very difficult, so I give thanks for small miracles that give me hope in the sadness.
"Out of difficulties grow miracles."
~ Jean de la Bruyere
Just because it's a bug... It's not so much of a miracle. BUT the title is so because I was taking my 365 today and these little tiny gnat-things were all over the place. So I set the focus to around a macro setting and hoped one would zoom right in front of the lens. ... And sometimes wishes come true :)
it looks comically like an airplane.
I cropped and tweaked brightness/contrast/saturation a little bit... The SOOC is in the comments.
Don't expect miracles to arrive with fireworks and fanfares. They appear quietly, modestly, on Angels' wings.
Stained glass from early XII century from Canterbury Cathedral on display at the British Museum for the exhibition:
Thomas Becket murder and the making of a saint.
The detail depicts Ralph de Longeville cured of his leprosy leaving Canterbury on horseback.
Oh, now I'm floating so high
I blossom and die
Send your storm and your lightning to strike
Me between the eyes…
The miracle of that tiny flower in the semi-desert of Jordan. I’ll offer semi-eternal (a good few hours) recognition to the person giving me its name…