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A repeat of a previously published photograph, but with a difference.
JN 8584, an AEC Ranger dating from 1937/8, was new to Westcliff Motor Services as a touring coach, and latter passing to Grayscroft of Mablethorpe, here operating on the Company's Louth - Mablethorpe route.
This has been digitally coloured from a monochrome original by 'PaulMedia' to whom we are grateful for his efforts in recreating this 1950s scene.
36 copies of this shot stitched together. When I uploaded an earlier version with just 4 copies, the first comment said, "now you're getting greedy." Now, I think they probably have a point.
Took the x100 out on this day for use, though didn't find much to shoot throughout the day.
As it turns out this shot was taken literally as I got back home instead!
Just curl and repeat.
This is from a different sago with the unfurling at a different stage.
Back to something safe (rather than lizard porn). haha...
Another visit to the state of Pennsylvania was in the cards for NS 8101 as it and a CSX pair bring 21J west through Newport
Named after the late Victorian garden designer who worked closely with the architect Edward Lutyens, this is an English shrub rose, which is repeat flowering, disease resistant and well scented.
One of my favourite stills from Repeat Hikari, showing at Supernova Digital Animation Festival in Denver on Saturday 21 September.
vimeo.com/tizzycanucci/repeathikari
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© 2010 RESilU | Please don't use this image without my explicit permission.
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In walking the spiral
moving 'I inwardly
and can feel 'with all your senses
The center of my being
In walking the spiral
I leave the old
and lay it in the column
Mother Earth's womb
In walking the spiral
I recognize the life
and to begin to weave
what will emerge anew
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Both the single spiral and the double helix are among the most sacred symbols of Neolithic Europe. They appear on megalithic monuments such as stone circles, temples, burial mounds, loose stones, menhirs - across the continent and the British Isles.
Spiral "oculi" - these are double coils, which have a similarity with the eyes, come mainly from places like the threshold stones from New Grange in Ireland and the temple of al Tarxien, Malta. Similar double coils also feature the Ionic columns of classical Greece.
The "spiral maze" is a commonly used symbol that occurs in all of Europe, from Finland to Cornwall and from Crete to Chartres. Also in northern South America it is present. Spirals placed the snake keeper of the Sumerian temple dar.
The spiral is connected with the idea of death and rebirth, with entry into the mysterious depths of the earth, the encroachment until his heart and leaving the womb in the same way. Sacred dances have imitated this movement, and therefore so use many folk dances, dating from pagan times, the spiral line, move on to the dancers.
"Spiral labyrinth" pattern in churches were taken over by older cult places about which they were built. Labyrinths are not mazes spiral - there is only one way into it, to the center and out again. Not just a cycle, but a journey inward and a return to the outside.
Today we think of the maze only we get lost. In reality it is a InitiationWay - and on the inward journey, it is easier to run than in a maze - even if it seems to be only one way.
Spirals have to do with snakes, with the blood flow, are ecdysis and symbol for instauration. Humans have always been fascinated by the moulting of snakes, it was said that the snake never die, they renew themselves constantly.
In our world we are talking about levels, increase of stairs, up, up ... The spiral stands for cycles, but not as "plain-repeat", but the circle and the development is along the spiral.
Everything is cyclical, but nothing is as it was.
Repeat offender because I really liked the way the shot I took a week ago came out... Same perspective, different trees... i like this one more because the surrounding trees are the same, and for some reason, the photo came out with a heaps better composition. I also really like the single leaf there in the middle...
She's back! I took her picture at last year's con. I missed the big group shot of all the Slave Leias posed around Jabba the Hutt (the rumors were flying around that the picture was happening on Friday, but on Friday I found out that it had happened on Thursday....)
Oh I do love a good leaf image! Winnie & Walter and Simon Says Stamp STAMPtember collaboration 😀
More photos and details on my blog:
limedoodledesign.com/2015/09/repeat-stamping/
Thanks for looking!
Debby
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Castlegregory, Co. Kerry.
Nikon D700 & Nikon 18-35mm f3.5-4.5 AF-D ED & Cokin ND8 & ND4 filters.
This is the actual pattern.
See how the tip of the boat on the lower right matches up with the boat on the lower left?
It's been right there for quite some time this building. I was actually doing a totally different kind of shoot this day, but as I parked my car more or less in front of this building I just had to grab a shot of it.
Mamiya RZ67, 50mm wide Sekor lens, shot on B&W film, probably Ilford FP4 or maybe even Fomapan 100.
I have a new exhibition 'Repeat & Reflect' at the Zeigler Gallery. I'd be delighted if you went and took a look.
It's on level three, Western side. Your limo: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Somerton%20Greenwich/170/5...
Comments are welcome - IM me inworld if you want more details, or to join my group for notices.