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A small stream in the Rock Garden of the Royal Botanical Garden, Burlington, Ontario. The small size of the stream can be inferred by the ferns and leaves adjacent to it, but its calming rhythm is quite soothing. The water is coloured blue, for what reason I do not know.
A scene from the banks of the local lakes with the grasses and reeds and bushes obscuring the glorious trees and water in the distance. The wind was soft and gentle at the time and the grasses were gently swaying across the frame
Old fashioned Victorian cottage with a concave verandah, along which the sun is skipping along rhythmically. Spottd in the Adelaide central business district, during a work lunch walk.
The Yellow-fronted Barbet is a bright green, fruit-eating bird found only in Sri Lanka. It lives mainly in humid tropical rainforests, evergreen mountain forests, and also in tree-rich gardens up to the highlands. Usually it stays quietly hidden high in the treetops, where it is more often heard than seen because of its steady, rhythmic call.
Macro Mondays theme: Summer Olympic Sports
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Created for Art Museion Contest 12 - Repitition, Pattern and Rhythm: www.flickr.com/groups/artmuseion/discuss/72157648818350719/
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"The same stream of life that runs through my veins night and day runs through the world and dances in rhythmic measures."
Rabindranath Tagore
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Montréal, Qc
Es movimiento constante y con ritmo, pues las cosas viven moviéndose y ganan fuerza mientras lo hacen.
As I am frequently asked, what this is:
Stairs in the sunlight through semi-closed blinds. The stairs are partially hidden by the banister of which some tiny parts are exposed to the sun as well. This is a colour image, btw.