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a beautiful potted fragrant climbing rose simple peach is still flowering
for many years my garden was a shrubbery flic.kr/p/Lhv9ag which i loved. a picket fence covered in an ivy hedge coming down in a storm flic.kr/p/2gnCyih meant that over time changes had to happen flic.kr/p/2mn2x8a i'll be glad when the trellis is covered in honeysuckle and jasmine. that's the plan ...
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Simple 3-story modular building with a working elevator.
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simple peach on the patio flowering and in bud
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for many years my garden was a shrubbery flic.kr/p/Lhv9ag which i loved. a picket fence covered in an ivy hedge coming down in a storm flic.kr/p/2gnCyih meant that over time changes had to happen flic.kr/p/2mn2x8a i'll be glad when the trellis is covered in honeysuckle and jasmine. that's the plan ...
www.flickr.com/groups/gardening_is_my_hobby/ helpful for ideas. thank you for sharing
HFF! This was taken in England in December. I like the silhouette of the fence and tree on the hill.
Another, minimal, shot of the MAXXI.
Museo nazionale delle arti del XXI secolo, or National Museum of the 21st Century Arts, is a national museum of contemporary art and architecture in Rome - Architect: Zaha Hadid
modcloth shoes, vintage blazer, asos shirt, f21 necklace, bcbg skirt, free people clutch/wallet.
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Some people say my photos are simple & uncolorful, but that's just me. Some say I live my life differently, more simple, more complicated, more different, but that's just the way I see things, that's just me. Every time i try to not be me, i fail.
I say I should just give my studies more time, it is not easy nor difficult, it just takes time, sometimes i feel i'm at the very wrong place, but then i remember how blessed grateful i am to be here, and all the hard work it took, then i know that i am at the very right place! At least i hope.
& yeah this was featured in my stop motion.
La belleza de lo sencillo. Morena ( Aricia cramera) pasando un poco de frío en estos días tan cambiantes de primavera. Parque Natural de la Sierra Norte de Sevilla.
The beauty of simplicity. Southern brown argus (Aricia cramera) getting a bit cold in these changing days of spring. Sierra Norte de Sevilla natural Park. SW Spain.
Another photo of Centre Point, a Grade 11 listed landmark skyscraper in central London. Currently under reconstruction. Original architect: George Marsh of R. Seifert and Partners. Original construction completed in 1966.
It’s the simple pleasures in life that count so much. I hope this photo brings a smile to you as it does to me!
Candid street photography
King Street, Newtown
November, 2018
Today a very simple picture but sometimes simplicity can be beautiful!
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Whilst walking in the dales last weekend, the weather got me thinking. The clouds were very low and there was this wonderful eerie atmosphere, as the mist slowly undulating down Wharfedale.
This tree caught my eye, as the cloud base kept dipping down and stroking its highest branches. I’d been past this spot many times, but the mist had re-framed my perspective, helped me ‘see more’. The conditions had not only physically framed a new perspective but they had helped me emotionally connect with a familiar place in a different way.
The calm feelings I had, were paradoxically warm and optimistic considering the hostile conditions. But its only now that I select and edit this image that i truly recognise this. In reflection i did feel calm when there, but I didn’t explore the reasons, I didn’t question what it was that inspired them.
Yes I was inspired by the photographic conditions, but it was more than that. I truly felt like I should be there (sorry if I'm sounding like an old hippy). I wonder if the new perspective created by the unusual weather was the very reason I felt optimistic. It was indeed a break from the norm and the new perspective on familiar ground was refreshing. What made it special to me was that, I managed to find such positive optimistic feelings from what others would not.
This in itself is reward enough, but I wondered what other simple experiences that I took for granted could be explored and turned into simple pleasures.
Here is an (edited) list I began in the café on that day, that I fully intend to explore further. Some are more common than others and some I haven’t the bottle to share with you guys, fearing being taken away in a white coat (o:
Coming in from the cold,
The first five seconds of a new bath,
Clean sheets,
Smell of spring air,
A massive sneeze,
Waking up in the middle o the night, knowing that you have several hours left to sleep,
The smell of fresh coffee/bread,
A single bird song,
Sound of crashing waves,
Humbling feeling whilst looking at mountains,
Walking on a deserted beach at dawn / dusk,
Swimming with eyes closed,
Dry sand through fingers,
Sea spray on face,
Warm sun on face,
Catching a big wave,
The feeling of exhaustion from exercise,
The sound of the glugs from a wine bottle,
The smell of a log fire.
Baskerville House, Salford. (University Academy 92.) Architects: Leach, Rhodes, Walker. Built 1966/7.
Photo taken in July 2025.
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Detail of one of the Owen Owen Building's 3 facades in Coventry, England.
Architects: Rolf Hellberg & Mark Harris. 1954.
It was built for Owen Owen Department Stores to replace the previous building, built in 1937, but bombed in the blitz in November 1940.
The building was refitted by Primark in 2006.
Photo taken: March 2025.
It was drizzly here today, so I thought I'd try some indoor photography. 'Keep it Simple' I said to myself as I added one thing after another, after another, after another. One day it's possible I might listen to my own advice, just not today it seems. :)
The 2 porcelain pin cushion (or topper) dolls were made in Germany and date from the 1920s. The 3 wooden cotton reels in the foreground are from the 1910s and the 2 larger ones behind them are from the 1950s. The embroidery scissors are by Mappin & Webb and date from the 1900s.
Taken with Pentacon Auto 50mm f1.8.