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Female Linnet posing on a fence post at Arbroath cliffs.
This is a post from a vine-row at Tinwood Vineyard. I really love how weathered the wood and paint are.
Dakota Snow designed a Halloween and Fall themed workshop with apocalyptic fashion as the concept in Amiss, Virginia. Dakota, a talented and creative professional model, teamed with the lovely Katriella – professional model/yoga instructor.
Dakota:
dakotasnow.net
Instagram: msdakotasnow
Katriella:
Instagram: iamkatriella
My second fabric post card I have ever done. My first was earlier today. It was fun, but need to work on my sewing skills. I do like the raw edge I left on the edges, it gives it more texture. I like texture and color.
My response to the Washington Post's announced refusal to endorse a presidential candidate for the 2024 campaign.
Written: 25 October 2024.
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▶ In September 2020, the Washington Post endorsed Joe Biden over Donald tRump for president of the United States, writing:
"Those challenges have been, to varying degrees, created, exacerbated or neglected by [Trump]: the covid-19 pandemic, which has claimed more lives in this country than anywhere else in the world; rising inequality and racial disparities; a 21st-century, high-tech authoritarianism ascendant in the world, with democracy in retreat; a planet at risk due to human-caused climate change. Underlying them all is the question of whether U.S. democracy is any longer capable of meeting even one such challenge, let alone a host of them. Here is where Mr. Trump, the worst president of modern times, has done the most damage."
Those words were written BEFORE tRump's conspiracy to subvert American democracy following his loss in the 2020 election. So, I ask: in 2024, how has tRump changed?
I have been a reader of the Washington Post since 1966, when my parents introduced me to the newspaper's journalism and its occasionally courageous muckraking in holding the powerful to account (such as revealing the incredible criminal and constitutional corruption of another president, Richard Nixon, damn the consequences, then).
Today, however, confronted with the Post's craven rejection of that heritage — its tacit refusal to condemn tRump's criminality and existential threat to democracy by deliberately declining to endorse a presidential candidate for 2024 (and its mendacious 'excuse' for doing so) — I sadly, but proudly, have canceled my subscription.
Billionaire Jeff Bezos — owner of the Washington Post since 2013 — proclaims, on his paper's masthead, that "Democracy dies in darkness." No, it dies from feckless cowardice.
— Thomas Cizauskas.
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A big thank you to meg for inspiring the whole post secret thing
I really truly adore post secrets.
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Alexander De Croo, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Development Cooperation, the Digital Agenda, Telecommunications and Postal Services of Belgium and Mercedes Aráoz, Prime Minister of Peru speaking during the Session "Post-Establishment Politics? " at the Annual Meeting 2018 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 23, 2018
Copyright by World Economic Forum / Greg Beadle
Mount Hamilton Post Office, California, 2018. Leica iif, 35/3.5 Summaron. Adox Silvermax100 developed in homemade Agfa 17 stock.
Hikkim is a village in Lahaul and Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh state in northern India. It is near to the Kaza location. It is one of the highest year-round inhabited locations in India, with residences from 4330 to 4400 meters.
The location is also credited to have the World's highest post office and World's highest polling station.
DANCING WITH PLANTS IN THE CITY / BAILANDO CON PLANTAS EN LA CIUDAD
Nataliya Andru, Kroton & Areca
Bi-Hemispheric Art / Arte Bi-Hemisferico
Honevo Photo
Phnom Penh’s Post Office Square was made famous by the film City of Ghosts, directed by Matt Dillon. The Post Office, has been in continual operation since 1890 except for the period when the Khmer Rouge blew up the central bank, banned money and emptied Phnom Penh of people. It was restored and fully reopened in 2004, fronts a small square on Street 13 (really just a widening of the road) surrounded by other examples of colonial architecture in various states of upkeep. Historically, this area was central to the French Quarter, where the business of administering and financing the territory was conducted.
Captured early in the morning before the street was full of parked cars and traffic. Out of curiosity I'm downloading this move which was made over 10 years. Seems like a number of reviewers are critical just because Matt is all over it....
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The bodies of two anonymous soldiers, possibly Württembergers, photographed in the precincts of a church shortly before their internment sometime during the Great War.
Unable to attend the ceremony, photographs like this were taken so the men's families could see that they were well cared for and mourning rituals were observed.
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We started seeing a bunch of fence posts made of rock as we passed through central Kansas, indicating that we'd come into the part of Kansas known as the Post Rock Country. It's hard to take a picture of a fence from a moving car, though, so we stopped in the little town of Alexander at a lucky rest stop that stood next to an old post rock fence.
The idea of a fence post made of rock might seem a bit labor intensive for people who live in places that have trees, but wood was a luxury for the early Euro-American settlers who came to Kansas in the first half of the 19th century. There are very few trees in this part of Kansas, and the settlers didn't want to waste what few trees they had on fence posts, so they looked to the ground instead. This part of Kansas is underlain by a layer of soft limestone called the Greenhorn Formation, a near-horizontal layer of rock that stretches over hundreds of square miles and sits very near the surface for most of it. This limestone is fairly easy to break and carve just after it's quarried, but it hardens over time as it's exposed to oxygen and turns out to make a pretty good fence post. So the Kansas settlers carved hundreds of thousands of limestone fence posts and scattered them all over the plains of central Kansas.
People have come up with other options for fence posts in the century and a half since those early settlers first showed up, but there are still tons (literally) of limestone posts lining the fields. A lot of Kansans take great pride in their historic limestone fences posts the way central Kentuckians love their limestone walls.
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Week 40/52, 2015
This week’s theme for my 52 project is “Post-Apocalyptic.” There are a number of ways to go with this theme, but I chose to look for dilapidated buildings. I did some internet research and decided to explore a part of Toronto that I haven’t spent time in. My intended subject had been cleaned and no longer worked for the theme, but I found other things to photograph. This is my final shot for the theme. I liked the run down look of the building, particularly the windows above the ground floor. It seems like high-contrast B&W was a good choice for this one.