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"Lemual, I love hearing your stories of your travels after you left us and of Tom Thumb; Alice, Thumbelina, Indians in Cupboards, The Borrowers and other tiny people such as myself. But I must return to Lilliput soon, I miss my family".
The larger of the 2 figures is 75mm when stood up (in this shot it is sat down) and the small figure is an HO scale model. The bookrest, she is sitting on, is a small piece of wood, the table is 65mm wide (So the image is that size front to back, the background, immediately behind the table, is a photo of bookcases).
The books in the bookcase on the table and the single book, are miniatures and measure 20mm high and 15mm wide.
The background library bookcases shelves (In photo) are approx 50mm long and 15mm high.
123 Pictures in 2023, theme # 60 Library
Macro Monday theme Book
Late Wednesday afternoon, I went on a wander with the sole aim of getting lost in Venice, which is the best advice I can give anyone who visits: get yourself as far away from San Marco, the Strada Nova by the train station, and the Rialto Bridge and just wander. The light and delight will overtake you when you do, I promise.
Listening to Matt Simon's "Catch and Release": youtu.be/Mr1sqe_eZq4
Kipar Ivan Ivoš Iči izradio je skulpturu Čitač, smještenu pored knjižare u središtu Zagreba
The sculptor Ivan Ivoš Iči made the sculpture Reader, placed near the bookshop in the center of Zagreb
From a sign in Reader Rock Garden:
William R. Reader, Calgary's influential Parks Superintendent from 1913 to 1942, laid out this Arts and Crafts-style alpine rockery, which he maintained for decades. Built into a steep hillside near the Union, Chinese, and Burnsland Cemeteries, its rock paths, steps, and walls formed numerous planting beds. They tested and showcased the possibilities of gardening in Calgary, challenging assumptions that the southern Alberta climate was too hostile for agriculture and horticulture. Admired for its beauty and botanical diversity, this garden has long been a source of inspiration for professional and amateur gardeners.
Happy Bench Monday!
A woman sitting alone on a long outdoor staircase. She reads a book. Abstract Street Photography from Berlin in black and white.
A public sculpture named "Today's Readers- Tomorrow's Leaders" by Bobbi Carlyle of Loveland, CO outside the Mason City Public Library in Mason City, Iowa.
A mobile photo developed with Darktable 3.6.0. The background was slightly softened and re-colored in Photoshop.
"Seek the strongest color effect possible.. the content is of no importance."
Henri Matisse Quotes - Artists
[Shot taken at the Jacob-und-Wilhelm-Grimm-Zentrum / Berlin, colours edited by me]
«It was - it is - there comes a column» (Norwegian: Det var - det er - det kommer en søyle). One of three parts of a textile installation made by the artist Gitte Dæhlin (1956 - 2012) at the University Library in Tromsø, Norway. Four persons (one is hidden behind the column) represented by 4 pairs of legs coming out of the column. They represent 4 different cultural anchorings, each one reading their own paper. They are faceless, or the faces are hidden in the centre of the column, giving the perception that the reading encapsulates each and one of them in their own world.