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Wall to wall torrential rain today...which we need...but editing a splash of colour was much needed.
Relaxing on the beach, looking out at Lake Huron and enjoying the sunset at Port Crescent State Park, Michigan.
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So, if you ever want something
And you call, call
Then I'll come running
To fight, and I'll be at your door
When there's nothing worth running for
When your mind's made up
When your mind's made up
There's no point trying to change it
When your mind's made up
When your mind's made up
There's no point trying to stop it
You see, you're just like everyone
When the shit falls all you want to do is run, away
And hide all by yourself
When you're far from me, there's nothing else
When your mind's made up
When your mind's made up
There's no point trying to change it
When your mind's made up
When your mind's made up
There's no point even talking
When your mind's made up
When your mind's made up
There's no point trying to fight it
So, if you ever want something
And you call, call
Then I'll come running
Glen Hansard & Marketa Irglova - When Your Mind´s Made Up
Don't walk behind me; I may not lead.
Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow.
Just walk beside me and be my friend.
-A.Camus
NO GROUP AWARDS
The remains of Alberton Court, Manchester. It was in the news recently when demolition was halted due to collapsed scaffolding.
Alberton House was built around 1973. The architects were Leach, Rhodes, Walker.
2025 has seen the demolition of several mid-century buildings. I have photographed three of them, Robin Hood Gardens in Poplar, East London, the Yorkshire Bank Building in Leeds, West Yorkshire, and this one.
With all the storm clouds we have been experiencing during the day for the past few weeks, it always amazes me that by the time it's sunset, most of the clouds disappear! We keep hoping for more spectacular clouds for the sunsets, but the simple ones can be beautiful too.
“Pour être simple, il faut beaucoup apprendre.”
Olga Sedakova
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"Four o'clock
And the sun shines
I walk outside
I've lost the time
I know
I know
You know
You know"
What do we see here? Logically my old neighborhood the Prenzlauer Berg! It is probably the last autumn photo;) Berlin meanwhile in the snow. And what do we hear? Definitely a band from that time. LYCIA with of course a newer song.
lycia — simpler times ♫
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Looking up at a corner of a recently completed building, No 5 Broadgate, in the City of London. It was designed by Ken Shuttleworth of Make Architects in the City of London.
Dicen que ya estamos de vuelta, de vuelta de qué, me pregunto. Y aparecen aunque no busque noticias de cómo está Argentina, Brasil, Mexico, y Pekín, de nuevo China ... es para no dormir del tirón, yo no, ni de vuelta ni de nada. Y ojalá la cordura y el sentido común, la responsabilidad comunitaria hubiese hecho mella y no, después de todo no deshizo el equipaje. ¿Y qué puedo decir?, qué puedo decir que no sepamos ya casi todos, que no hayamos sentido alguna que otra vez, que algunas mañanas llegan así como la noche, como negro color resultando difícil no volverse reflexiva, y a poner una canción, casi siempre de esas que te tocan el corazón o el poco humor y te lo lapidan más. Y que me doy cuenta de las veces que reniego, de las horas que me discuto las propias manías y contras de los días y del equipaje del lugar. De sus otoños de frío invierno y los recuerdos de un corazón de hojalata que aún espanta y que cada día todavía presenta su temporal. Pero siempre quedará Simple Red y su “Holding Back the Years” ❤️
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Just a simple candid street style snap taken at London UK of a guy with his Fiddle doing a bit of street playing.
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This build was loosely inspired by Japanese castles in general, although that wasn't what I was intending when I first started - it was going to be a simple star fort. But, it kept on getting taller... and taller...
Build log on my blog, and time lapse video on YouTube if you want to see the "taller and taller" process!
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Architektur & Schatten / Minimalismus / Manrique‑Design / Lanzarote
Die weiße Wand des Hauses von César Manrique wird von der markanten Silhouette eines großen Kaktus überzogen. Das klare Sonnenlicht zeichnet die organischen Formen gestochen scharf nach und setzt einen starken Kontrast zur grünen Fensterrahmung und dem schlichten Pflanzgefäß. Ein minimalistisches Lanzarote‑Motiv, das Manriques Spiel aus Licht, Natur und Architektur perfekt einfängt.
The white wall of César Manrique’s house is crossed by the striking shadow of a large cactus. The bright sunlight creates crisp, organic shapes that contrast beautifully with the green window frame and the simple planter. A minimalist Lanzarote scene capturing Manrique’s signature interplay of light, nature and architecture.
It was simplicity that was the goal of this shot. A rock, a cloud, and the ocean. "Less is more", they say when it comes to life. Until it was discovered that a very wealthy individual coined the phrase, attempting to convince the less fortunate to accept their lot in life.
However, this simple phrase is true in photography. eliminating clutter does remove distractions. This is what the phrase is meant to illustrate. These are the simple goals that any photographer desires.