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Camera:Nikon D90

Exposure:0.006 sec (1/160)

Aperture:f/5.6

Focal Length:80 mm

ISO Speed:1000

 

walking the beach at Moon Point on Fraser Island, I came across some junk buried in the sand.

for ourdailychallenge: simplicity

"Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication." — Leonardo da Vinci

Palace of Versailles, Paris, France

01.14.11

 

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Played with blueberries today & a little Sprite :) As you can tell lately my photos have been really simple. I just LOVE simplicity.

 

Doing my print exchange/giveaway soon! Within the next week hopefully before school starts up again & I actually have time to do it!

 

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Fouth picture of the series Simplicity.

(Horizontal panoramic view)

 

Sometimes, in the simplest things, the most common is the true beauty of nature.

 

On many occasions, nature photographers seek the most shocking photo, or the most impressive place, but never forget that we are surrounded by simple and true beauty.

 

I hope you like it. Have a nice Weekend. :)

 

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Hydrangea blossom at rest against the stem of a hosta leaf.

Some of those expanding water ball thingies... Just thought they looked beautiful on their own; basically just plain old H2O - "Simplicity is Beauty" :-)

This photo is just a simple photograph at the beach. I like long exposures, so I blurred the water with a longer shutter speed. This is just a simple sunset, nothing special, but I really liked the way that this photo came out. I like the way the water looks with the blurred whitewash. Inspired by photo by Karl Taylor.

“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.”

Leonardo da Vinci

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"O simples é totalmente sofisticado."

Leonardo da Vinci

 

xPlore #8, Nov 1st/2007

Griffin City Park Swimming Pool building, Griffin, Georgia

Leica I (C), Elmar 50mm f/3.5 lens and Kodak Pro Image 100 film.

Nieuwe Kerk, Delft

In this quiet moment,

Simplicity and serenity flow like the water...

Calm, steady, and beautiful in its own way.

 

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... where sometimes silence is comfort.

 

And even though a smile cannot always be heard,...

it almost always, can be directly felt.

“I strive for simplicity and believe simplicity is beauty.”

― Allan Alder

Simplicity Vintage Sewing Pattern

 

#7867

 

Young Junior / Teen Pants & Bag

 

Size 15 / 16 Waist 27"

 

©1977

“Love the moment for its simplicity, it may give or take nothing from you, but in the blinking of an eye it will have change so many things forever.”

― Steven Redhead, The Solution

  

Again, the stones on the roof that I liked so much. I went up there again just so I could take such photos again .. and to spend some time alone, in silence, letting the wind take everything away with it ..

Simplicity Vintage Sewing Pattern

 

#7463

 

Girls' Jiffy Dress, Top, Shorts & Scarf

 

Size 14 Breast 32

 

©1976

Simplicity

Early morning Lake Tarawera under Mt Tarawera. This is a 543 second exposure.

Simplicity what a name for a gift shop.

The art of art, the glory of expression and the sunshine of the light of letters, is simplicity.

Walt Whitman

 

Topaz Studio

Texture with thanks to Kerstin Frank

 

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Sprigs of almond blossom in a jug standing on a pedestal. Love the simplicity and elegance of the composition

From my solo trip to West Michigan over the July 4th weekend. I don't know, I just liked how simple and calm this shot is and the slight reflection that stretched across the water. Kind of a reflection on how I felt that weekend.

Nature is pleased with simplicity — Southern Living

 

Plano, Texas | Feb 2026 | Canon T3i + Sigma 17-50 mm EF-S

Flower Art Minimalism

Simplicity is all around us.

 

For Our Daily Challenge "Simplicitiy" (11th March).

 

15 of 365

  

Simplicity...

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and the gift of friends, who you truly can always adore.

 

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Simplicity is part of joy in life, but some never see it!

幸福也就是简单

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I finally upgraded my env3 last night to an iphone 4! The simplicity of all my new apple products inspired me to rearrange my desk a tad. I had a second monitor, but decided to get rid of it...the 27" imac is plenty haha.

 

On a sad note, one of my speaker jacks isn't working =/ oh well.

 

p.s. I took this with my iphone if you couldn't tell :p

Just a lone flower in Idaho.

Over the past week, I've been feeling a bit GASsy. Okay, before you start snickering, by GAS, I mean Gadget Acquisition Syndrome.

 

I don't really buy things randomly or whimsically. For one, I can't afford to, Two, my priorities have changed the last few years.

 

Still, there are times when it's just so hard to distinguish between my wants and needs. I think that battle will never be won... so much so that sometimes I think of the (full-time) work I've left behind and the financial benefits I once enjoyed. When this happens, I toy around with the possibility of going back, and then at about the same time, I think of what it would demand from me -- less time with my family (and places like this) and more stressful hours spent at work. And just as quickly as the thought crosses my mind, it vanishes... poof.

 

I'm thankful too for articles like this that reminds me of the joy of having less.

 

Simpler

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