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The gardener picks armfuls of flowers from the Charleston cutting garden to display in large vases on the festival marquee speakers' platform. This large pot is glazed lapis blue.
I was there to listen to Angelica Garnett, author and artist, daughter of Vanessa Bell and painter Duncan Grant, and niece of Virginia Woolf. Angelica grew up at Charleston, the country home in Sussex of the Bloomsbury Group.
Oh, and punctuation mistakes - I was taking notes at a fast pace while listening and drawing - that's my excuse.
I was really looking forward to collecting the car from the garage this morning, almost a week after it was dropped off there on the way back from Crewe. It only required some welding to the exhaust and reconnection of the horn to pass an MOT, however I didn't expect to be told that the cooling fan was not working and that a new switch (at a cost of £60) was needed, and that one of the spark plugs could not be budged - overall though it wasn't a bad result for a 30 year old car. I didn't have high expectations of the driving experience, but was very pleasantly surprised - it was brisker than I had imagined, and the steering/handling is just incredibly good - really enjoyable to drive at low speeds. The engine note takes a lot of getting used to - it is very grumbly until it gets going, but it's just part of the character I suppose. Overall I am delighted with the car and am looking forward to giving it a good clean tomorrow.
The cardinal is the one bright note in our late-winter landscape here in New York. He is a very welcome sight at the busy bird feeder. Here, he is patientoy waitng his turn, perched in a large bush.
A digitally-painted photograph.
I made this card using the Simon Says Stamp Handwritten Floral Greetings and MFT Horizontal Stitched Strips. I used gold embossing powder and vellum for the leaves. I made this for the latest SSS flickr challenge #51
Metroline TEH1241 (LK61BLZ) is seen boarding and alighting passengers outside Burnt Oak Station whilst on route 204. Note the blinds on these TEHs display just plain "Sudbury" rather than "Sudbury Town Station" which is better in my opinion.
My favorite old cameras have notes on them left by the photographers who used them as tools, not talismans and fetishes.
Strobist: AB800 with HOBD-W with 15 degree grid camera right. Reflector camera left. AB800 open behind backdrop of white faux suede. Triggered by Cybersync.
Note the dark-tipped and ragged tail of the one on the left. That bird is also heavily speckled compared to the one on the right who has a lot of white coloring. I witnessed these two sharing a meal during a snow storm the previous day.
At this time, there was a third juvenile red-tail flying around and these two went after it. The activity must have attracted the attention of the resident adult rth pair from Tompkins Square Park, as they came over to scream at the juveniles. For a few minutes, there were five hawks in the air.
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I'm not a geologist, but this interesting rock caught my eye. It seems to me (non-geologist) that these could be fossils.
Can anyone in Flickr-Land help me ID these?
Notes: I do not have a true macro lens and so the captured image seems not quite the same as my old eyes see these. E.g., my eyes see the "fossils" as more oval in shape and the black lines radiating out are indented and smooth-sided oblong shapes.
HA! I finally figured I how to use simpose. FEAR ME PATHETIC MORTALS DDD:
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Anyways. O_____o
A product of my recent obsession with Death Note... Tis L
*savethisbitch*
Ever wanted an outfit but just never got around to getting it as there were many other outfits you wanted more? There are SO many Francie outfits I wanted that ‘Note The Coat’ always got passed over for something else, but I always really loved its simple, clean lines and that wonderful bark-like texture of the crepe fabric! I also LOVE those short 60’s double breasted coats, and the fact that its white reminds me of something that Courregés or even Valentino would have done, as in that famous all-white collection he designed in 1968. This coat of course, was released a year earlier, as Francie was always a trendsetter! I decided to go ‘all-white’ here and do a typical 60’s head-to-toe monochromatic look on my 1966 bend-leg Francie, using the stylish white cotton hat from the later ‘That Girl’ doll from 2002 and the white pleather pants from ‘Leather Limelight’. She also borrowed Tressy’s camera for the day, as I needed something black, white and graphic swinging from her arm! I may do another look without the pants and substitute some space age white Mod boots next…
Maker: Gustave Le Gray (1820-1884)
Born: France
Active: France
Medium: woodcut engraving
Size: 9" x 4 1/2"
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Object No. 2016.340
Shelf: J-31
Publication: Le Monde Illustre, No 49, March 20, 1858, pg 192
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Notities van bezoekers na een rondgang door het Dolhuys ('museum van de geest' in Haarlem) en een blik in de spiegel
Notes of visitors of Dolhuys ('Madhouse', museum about mental problems and psychiatry in Haarlem), after finishing their visit with a look in the mirror
in this chris ravenscroft shot of northwich 8f 48272 at it's home shed taken in 1967 the smoke box seems to have been repaired by rivetting on two patches
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After several days of protesting in the middle of Oxford Circus the police went in to clear out the protesters at midday. There were a lot of police and they went it swiftly, clearing out the protester and arresting quite a few of them. Two of the protesters has secured their arms in a large metal pipe and the police spent around 90 minutes having to cut them out of it!
This piano stood in the Sony Center in Berlin — one of those public instruments where anyone can sit down and play.
In this moment, the daughter of a friend started to play, completely lost in the sound.
No audience, no stage — just light, concentration, and quiet emotion.
I wanted to capture that sense of stillness and honesty, when music becomes something visual.
Fujifilm X-T3
🔹 1/250 s | f/2.8 | ISO 400
🔹 Developed in DxO PhotoLab + Nik Silver Efex
Taken on a rather miserable evening, with rain and cold everywhere. I thought I wouldn't be able to get any shots of note but I quite like this one.
What would life be without music?
The world would be a very quiet place. Music is in many ways the fabric of our lives and the definition of society.
Music has had a very strong impact on my life. I have been brought up in a musical environment. My parents are great musicians and my idols. Musical melodies bound my family together. I believe that music has healing powers. If we had arguments or family problems, we used to sit together, sing, dance and spend a musical evening. These musical evenings are embedded in my soul as beautiful memories. I dedicate this project to those precious moments.
In this project, I desire to emphasize that common men, women and children practise the art of music besides their daily routine work. Firstly It seems in recent years being busy has become the rule rather than the exception. Anywhere you go you would find people who have no time for themselves and therefore no time for exploring their musical talents.
Secondly in India we do not really appreciate careers in the unconventional fields of music and arts. The mindset of parents and society is such that it does not allow such talents to come out. They want their children to grow up to be either doctors or engineers. Any field in which the future is uncertain or risky is strongly discouraged.
The fact remains that there are so many people who are very talented but are either not able to explore their talent or not able to use it. It is due to this reason that these people go unheard.
However there are people who fight against all odds to follow their dreams. They take time out from their busy schedules be it their work or studies to practise music. Through this project I would like the highlight and bring to limelight the hidden musical talent in people; people who obey Shakespeare when he says, “If music be the food of love, play on...!”
The other photographs related to this project will be published as part of a book... The preview can be seen in my facebook profile...
model: Abhilash Sudhindran
musical instrument: flute
profession: student @NID
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