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There's a story for this, I just can't seem to put it into words. So the photo will have to be good enough.
I know this is a repeat but I just submitted this to JPG Magazine contest for the "fairly tale" concept.
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I showed you all from the photo the other day of nice weather. In the night the winds and rain came up and the Tell Tale Twig is turned down today.
highland fiary tale, Glencoe Scotland
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Christie van der Haak
For her show "Sproken / Fairy Tales" in the Gemeentemuseum’s Projects Gallery, Van der Haak has created a site-specific installation that transforms the entire space into a vivid extravaganza of (sometimes dazzlingly coloured) fairy tale patterns. The spectacle is complemented by fabric designs, objets d’art and paintings.
see also my blog: pienw.blogspot.nl/2016/01/sproken-fairy-tales.html
Explore Neverending - Sakura Tales By Jayden Mercury. The lost artist shares his journey and stumbles upon new stories. Explore with him and share the magic. Enjoy the calm, peace, and inspiration. Blogger, furry, child, and people-friendly.
Neverending- Sakura Tales
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I've done a lot of things today ... run all around all the day.
so I'm in mood to look children play and take good time ....
Artist Hans Op De Beeck "Whispered Tales" at Gallerie Templon
From the website:
The exhibition is designed as a cabinet of curiosities, imbued with the subtle presence of the marvellous, rooted not in a sense of whimsy but rather in the sculptures’ capacity to distort reality and create a dreamlike atmosphere. His sculptural works with their soft, velvety monochrome skin, alongside his new black and white animated film and watercolour paintings, amplify the sensation of worlds suspended in time and space. The viewer is invited to partake in a form of active contemplation, discovering in turn a seated little girl with angel’s wings lost in her thoughts, a classic display cabinet showing a nocturnal pier with a Ferris wheel under a starry sky, or a life size enigmatic horseman with a little monkey on his shoulder holding a parasol over his head.
To see more of the works and details www.templon.com/exhibitions/whispered-tales/?works
"Once in awhile, in the middle of ordinary life, God gives us a fairy tale. ~ Unknown.
The historic Magnolia Plantation is like walking through a fairy tale After visiting the enchanted Plantation the fall of 2014, I knew I wanted to see these beautiful gardens in full bloom. Unfortunately a couple of days before my visit, mother nature decided to throw a curve ball, laying down a killing two day freeze. It was certainly disappointing to see the azaleas limp and hanging on the bushes. Once I overcame the disheartenment, I realized that the dying blooms actually added to the charm of this almost two century year old plantation.
In a world of dragons, mermaids, ghosts, and magic,
Anything can happen.
But there is fire within the scorpion love story.
She waits in patience
Crawls just slightly
Raises her tail with defense
And stings when she is hurt.
One dares not scorch the soul of a scorpion
For one day the prickle shall burn
Where your wound will never heal
Wishing you never poured harm
Toward any of her balanced ways.
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in a good morning mood he left the baerengraben in bern and walked straight into the forest huerstholz in zurich.
I was in the AWD`(Amsterdamse Waterleiding Duinen) last week. I just love that area.
Originally meant as a basin to collect drinking water for the big cities surrounding it, it is riddled with canals, small forests and lots of sand dunes.
It is beautiful in every season but autumn is my favorite.
The area is inhabited by many Fallow Deer. (too many, some people think). As of November large numbers of them will be shot to bring the numbers down.
I was in the area at sunrise. As the sun rose, the fog started rising over the canals. And when there is a Fallow Deer jumping over that canal with the sun as back light, it really seems like it's part of a fairy tale.
Canon 1DX mark II
Canon EF 600mm F4.0 L IS USM II
Iso 1600, f5.0, 1/5000s
The mountain town of Heiligenblut, Austria. We drove through here on our way from Salzburg to Lienz; it was just before tourist season so the whole town was amazingly peaceful. A little bit about the area:
Situated in the high-Alpine region of the Hohe Tauern mountain range at 1,288 meters, Heiligenblut is located at the foot of the Großglockner, the highest mountain in Austria, and the Pasterze Glacier. The Gothic pilgrimage church of Saint Vinzenz, with its needle spire, was built between 1460-1491 and contains a relic of Christ’s Holy Blood. According to legend the relic, which is kept in a sacrament house, was brought there in 914 from Constantinople by the Danish knight Briccius. On his way home he was buried by an avalanche and his corpse was found where three ears of wheat broke through the snow. The church also houses a late-Gothic winged altarpiece from 1520, and a crypt and tomb containing the remains of Briccius.
Tighter view of the church here: