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"You're not obligated to win. You're obligated to keep trying to do the best you can every day."
I seriously doubt this bud will win out against the inevitable, but you've got to give it props for trying.
Have a good weekend everyone ~
24.01.2011
“Persist as resolutely as you persist in eating” New Zealander Proverb.
As I have the feeling that I failed in my first photo (day 22) I tried again this morning with natural light.
I like it more but not 100% convinced...
One year ago: 24/365 Storks
these colorful fall mums are certainly persistent as we move into winter with its cold nights ... and so are the little ants that are busy doing the Queen's work....but we all love that winter sun...
again used Kim Klassen's texture: warm vignette
exhibition opening
Filodrammatica Gallery, Korzo 28/1, Rijeka
11 May, 2023
ON VIEW UNTIL 1 JUNE, 2023
The exhibition 'Weightlessness' gathers a series of experimental, photographic and cinematographic works by Luce Moreau, realized with the help of an astronomical tripod, whose equatorial mount proposes a weightless point of view on the terrestrial landscapes, day and night. Relationships are created between the spectator, the technological tools, and the celestial objects filmed, whether they are the stars, the Sun or our own planet, dragging us along in its movement.
The eye of the camera protects itself from the overflow of sunlight in 'Pulsar', provoking the analogical retinal persistence of the 'Holes' landscapes; 'Volta' takes us on a nocturnal journey in weightlessness and we understand, through the jerks of the mechanical painting 'Paysage Provençal', that we sometimes have to invert the points of view in order to feel the cosmic and technological forces at work in our daily life.
Born in 1982 in Paris, France, LUCE MOREAU is a photographer and artist based in Marseille. She is the co-founder of OTTO-Prod, a structure dedicated to art production, artist-in-residence and exhibition programme between France and Slovenia, since 2006.
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Photos by: Tanja Kanazir / Drugo more
2020 Great Aloha Run, the photos are mainly for articles on aging well, living well, and living to the fullest. The motion blurs are my tribute to the speed, grace, and beauty of running.
and out comes the ham.George Pussycat at 22years plus is making the most of it this year and turns up for every meal.His persistence and enthusiasm are the only things keeping him going now. Gotta love him.
persistence of
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renamed 'cos I liked BITH*'s description better than my original title
A stencil parody of Salvador Dali's The Persistence of Memory (1931) that appeared on a concrete salb behind the Peace Center at Harvard and Silver, SE, Albuquerque, Dec. 9, 2008.
The Nikkorex Auto 35 was a consumer level leaf shutter SLR offered by Nikon in the early 60s. It was not particularly successful, though it did offer an innovative (for the time) automatic aperture feature.
In appearance it was very similar to the Pentina, but that’s about all they have in common. I enjoy restoring “parts” cameras, but some are more of a challenge than others. This one proved to be a real hair puller, and even by the time I got to 5 bodies I had managed no success, mostly due to the devilishly frustrating linkage between the body, mirror return, shutter, and meter/aperture interface.