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Art is a harmony parallel with nature.

[Paul Cezanne]

 

Two islands of original Canadian National, perhaps even Canadian Northern, wooden poles align the CN Sprague Subdivision in Minnesota. I can't speak for the Manitoba portion or even the Ontario portion on the Fort Frances Subdivision. Here at Williams is one of the pole islands that still surrounds the last set of searchlight signals on the west end of Williams siding. I try to incorporate them into a scene whenever I am up along the Sprague. Never take anything for granted - they might be gone the next time I show up!

This image is part of my series Juxtaposition.

 

Juxtaposition places two or more subjects side by side to elicit response within the audience's mind.

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inside the summit

 

i'm in the phone booth

it's the one across the hall

 

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A bit of digery-pokery for a friday night.Can anyone guess what the background is.............?

Thanks for looking,

Chris.

Zürich, Bad Allenmoos, Switzerland

‎The window through which I see the world

Never to meet...

 

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Railway bridge over the Nalón river in Asturias, north of Spain.

The stream follows the flow of water coming down from the alpine lakes and glaciers, the farm road accompanies the path of the shepherd and the herd of cows to the pastures and back to the valley, after the summer at high altitude in the fresh air.

Natural water paths alongside man-made paths, the cows will return to the barn with the shepherd, and we men will finish our happy days back to the cities .... two parallel journeys, with many similarities that make us think and reflect.

 

Cammini paralleli

Il torrente asseconda il flusso di acqua che scende dai laghi e ghiacciai alpini, la strada agricola accompagna il cammino del pastore e della mandria di mucche verso i pascoli e poi il ritorno a valle, dopo l'estate in quota all'aria aperta.

Percorsi di acqua naturali di fianco a percorsi creati dall'uomo, le mucche torneranno nella stalla con il pastore, e noi uomini finiti giorni felici di vacanza torneremo nelle città .... due viaggi paralleli, con molte analogie che fanno pensare e riflettere.

 

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Collection I 69th Parallel North I 10 works I surreal look at life close to the Artic circle.

 

Some of the collection and other collections will be on show at the Parallax Art Fair in Kensington, London this Summer.

Luftversorgungsanlage (Dokumentationsstätte ehemaliger Ausweichsitz der Landesregierung NRW)

 

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Air Supply System (Documentation site of the former alternative seat of the state government of North Rhine-Westphalia)

I was taken with how the smaller foreground ridge line followed the shape of the much larger snowy mountains behind!

 

© Dominic Scott 2026

L'ETR575-20 di NTV corre velocemente verso Torino parallelamente ad una pista ciclabile, qui poco prima di lasciare la Lombardia in prossimità di Santo Stefano Ticino, non molto lontano dall'omonimo fiume che ne sancise il confine con il Piemonte.

A corner of the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre building.

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My daughter Sadie at the Mead Art Museum this afternoon.

browsing the archives today.... in Lisbon

Target on East Victory Drive

A photo taken from the rear window of a train of JR East Oo'ito Line bound for Matsumoto.

 

Oo'ito Line is a single track railway line laid out in parallel to Kita Alps. Hence, views from its train windows are worth a ride.

Major peaks of Kita Alps such as Kashima-yari, Goryuu and Hakuba mountains are seen behind rice paddies and settlements.

 

Please note that Japanese railway lines adopt a narrow gauge of 1067 mm (3ft2in) except for the Shinkansen high-speed railways.

Let there be light—from a pair of LED strips.

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