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One from a recent holiday where the streets of a small town were home to many of these incredible summer migrants.
The people living there protect the nests but otherwise go about their daily business as if every town has such beautiful and helpful visitors. After all, looking after the birds, keeps the flies down.
This one is sitting on the glass door of the local bank.
La Butte-aux-Cailles est aujourd’hui un haut lieu du street art. Son ambiance de « village dans la ville », avec ses rues pavées et ses murs propices à l’expression artistique, attire depuis les années 1980 de nombreux artistes urbains. Des figures comme Miss.Tic, Invader ou Seth y ont laissé leur empreinte, contribuant à en faire un lieu emblématique.
La Butte aux Cailles tire son nom de Pierre Caille, qui en fait l'acquisition en 1543. On y trouvait des moulins sur les hauteurs et des tanneries, des teintureries, des blanchisseries plus bas, le long de la Bièvre. Le quartier était autrefois insalubre mais depuis la Bièvre a été canalisée et enfouie pour faire partie de Paris.
Le quartier a aussi une histoire militante héritée notamment de la Commune de Paris en 1871, durant laquelle le quartier fut un bastion des insurgés.
Des associations comme Lézarts de la Bièvre jouent un rôle important en protégeant certaines œuvres, en les signalant pour éviter leur effacement. Les œuvres sont souvent éphémères et sont remplacées au bout de quelques semaines ou quelques mois. Grâce à cette dynamique, le street art y est partiellement toléré, bien qu’il reste techniquement interdit. Ce mélange d’histoire, de créativité et de tolérance attire aussi les touristes et les passionnés, faisant de la Butte-aux-Cailles un véritable musée à ciel ouvert, en perpétuelle évolution.
www.familinparis.fr/street-art-butte-aux-cailles/
La Butte-aux-Cailles is today a mecca of street art. Its "village in the city" atmosphere, with its cobbled streets and walls conducive to artistic expression, has attracted many urban artists since the 1980s. Figures like Miss.Tic, Invader or Seth have left their mark on it, contributing to making it an iconic place.
La Butte aux Cailles takes its name from Pierre Caille, who acquired it in 1543. There were mills on the heights and tanneries, dyeing factories, laundries lower down, along the Bièvre. The neighborhood was once unsanitary but since then the Bièvre has been channeled and buried to become part of Paris.
The neighborhood also has a militant history inherited notably from the Paris Commune in 1871, during which the neighborhood was a stronghold of insurgents.
Associations like Lézarts de la Bièvre play an important role in protecting certain works, by signaling them to avoid their erasure. The works are often ephemeral and are replaced after a few weeks or months. Thanks to this dynamic, street art is partially tolerated, although it remains technically prohibited. This mix of history, creativity and tolerance also attracts tourists and enthusiasts, making the Butte-aux-Cailles a real open-air museum, in perpetual evolution
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Praktica Super TL1000
Objectif Asahi Super-Takumar 35mm F3.5
Film Agfacolor 400
Développement avec un kit Adox C-TEC 41
ODC-Strange Bedfellows
Under normal circumstances, these two birds would not hang out together. Competition is fierce out there! This is the first time ever that I've seen them come so close to one another. But, Suet is a huge treat for these birds and they seem to be tolerating each other.
Sarah McLachlan - World On Fire (Video)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDmPcSWE0WU&list=OLAK5uy_mV5z...
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Tolerance is usually exercised to extraordinary degrees where the street cats are concerned. Here one is comfortably asleep on a restaurant table with the staff smiling on without concern. Manila, Philippines
Finding it awkward to keep one's foot out of shot at 10mm while sitting on the reservoir slope trying not to get wet i decieded to include my zero tolerance boot.
Had this pair of Nash zero tolerance thermal fishing boots for about 7 years. Built to last i found out to my despair last year that they dont make them anymore :-( Best boots i have ever owned and walked miles and miles through Norfolk mud and ice in them. Bring them back Kevin Nash!!
Was a lovely sunrise :-)
An old third-pint milk bottle.
These used to be given to all schoolchildren in the UK at the start of each school day. I think that continued into the 1980s. This bottle is probably from the 1960s.
"Tolerance is the best religion." Victor Hugo.
From the "Mirador del Valle" we have one of the best views of the city of Toledo. The city, that was capital of the Kingdom of Spain in the past, is still today one of the most fascinating cities in the country. Among its many sights we find Visigoth, Jews, Muslims and of course Christians remains. The influence of all these people has shaped the city, and shows how the union of cultures and religions can lead to wonderful results.
I visited Toledo for the first time six years ago; it was my first trip with a DSLR camera and I did not know much about photography. I had only clear that there was so much to learn. Going back to the city has allowed me to look at it with different eyes, with more tranquility and enjoying every detail without having to photograph everything. The only photograph I wanted this time was clear in my head, and once again I can be satisfied that I got it.
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"La tolerancia es la mejor religión." Victor Hugo.
Desde el Mirador del Valle se tiene una de las mejores vistas de la ciudad de Toledo. La que fuera en su día capital del Reino de España, es aún hoy una de las ciudades más fascinantes del país. Entre sus numerosos monumentos encontramos restos visigodos, judíos, musulmanes y por supuesto cristianos. La influencia de todos estos pueblos ha moldeado la ciudad, muestra de como la unión de las culturas y de las religiones puede dar lugar a resultados maravillosos.
Hace ya 6 años que visité Toledo por primera vez, era mi primer viaje con una cámara réflex y poco sabía entonces sobre fotografía. Solo tenía claro que había tanto por aprender. Volver a recorrer la ciudad me ha permitido mirarla con otros ojos, con más tranquilidad y disfrutando de cada detalle sin necesidad de fotografiarlo todo. La única fotografía que quería esta vez la tenía clara en mi cabeza, y una vez más puedo estar satisfecho de haberla conseguido.
We drove past the massive bear jam that included 3 young women out of their car and taking photographs of this beautiful bear with their phones roughly 10 feet away from him.
Low tide on the River Thames in London. The Ship of Tolerance illuminated near the Millennium Bridge. The buildings of the City of London in the background.
Tolerance, not discrimination. Fairness, not hypocrisy. Substance, not superficiality. Character, not immaturity. Transparency, not secrecy. Justice, not lawlessness. Environmental improvement and preservation, not destruction. Truth, not lies :-)
― Suzy Kassem
HPPT!!
j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, Raleigh, north carolina
Sign of the Times: Failure of the Fourth Estate
approx 10k pieces
3' x 2' by 1'
8 colors: black, white, dark & light gray (blay), trans-clear, -red, -yellow, -orange.
Photography: Matt and Mike Doyle
BEAUTIFUL LIMITED EDITION ART PRINTS AVAILABLE on
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From reckless corporate consolidation of the media industry, the Presidential persecution of whistle blowers to the targeting of independent wartime journalists by our military, our system has completely failed us. The continuous stream of sensationalism feeds our addiction to drama, hyperstimulating the senses with fear and novelty. The war drums beat to the tune of our racing hearts – which rage with fury over manipulated messages driven by those in power.
Personally, my advise would be to shut off the TVs – which drive us away from the essence of a meaningful existence. Ignore all mainstream messages – they are rooted in profit. Focus our thoughts and hearts to kindness, forgiveness and tolerance. The Fourth Estate will burn on its own.
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One of the primary new techniques (for me) used in this build was the implementation of Lego nets (71155) for sculpting. By backing each net with smaller plates – set apart by 1 stud – and then using 1x1 round plate pips on the front side (sandwiching the net in between), I had a flexible scrim which I could then build off of. This allowed for the undulating forms in the explosion area.
This image of a Red-billed Oxpecker and Impala ewe was captured in the wild in the Kruger National Park.
*Working Towards a Better World
This work is an abstract interpretation of my friend, Michael's work:
~kein~mensch~ist~illegal~
www.flickr.com/photos/67963985@N07/23264165679/in/datepos...
about which I totally agree, there is enough room in this world for all of us, it requires love, tolerance, equality, the ability to share, care and embrace our differences. We must not let fear overtake our sanity and intelligence.
These works are based upon Mad Caddies - Souls for Sale
lyrics
There's something different in the world today
Looking for the words but I can't explain
I feel the worst is drawing near, feeding on our fear
Another cry from a broken home
Another soul that will walk alone
I said just one more life that will be swept away
And this is the price we pay
[Chorus:]
From the hills of California to the streets of Berlin
To the clubs in London town
Tell me where have our souls have gone
And where can they be found
All the way to Venezuela down to Sao Paulo
Then back up to Montreal
Tell me where have our souls gone
And where they can be found... Ey!
Picked up the paper and I read this morning
Another twenty people dead no warning
Bombs go off and ignite the hate globally
It perpetuates the air is thick and the skies are burning
As the war machine keeps on turning
Just one more life that will be swept away
And this is the price we pay
[Chorus:]
(Waoooh)
(Ooooh, Ooohoooh)
We drop a rhythm so we feel alright
Open our minds so we let in the light
I wanna feel love I wanna feel love I want to feel it tonight
We keep it moving so we don't get lost
Release the pressure so our our hearts don't pop
Keep looking forward to a brand new day
Where we don't have to say
[Chorus:]
(Won't you tell me, won't you tell me this time
I want to knooow)
Thank you Mikki for allowing me to share your theme today! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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Captured at the Women's March for reproductive freedom.
Oct 2, 2021, Pittsburgh
Best seen in larger size (press Z.)
Even with his mask on, you can see the smile in his eyes.
Because of his sunglasses, it's difficult to read the top 3 lines:
"Love Thy Neighbor
Thy Homeless Neighbor
Thy Muslim Neighbor..."
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In Explore: Oct 5, 2021: Thanks everyone for views, faves, and comments.
I wish I had asked this kind man for his name and email so I could direct him to this post to see how many people appreciate his sentiments. If anyone in Pittsburgh knows him, please send him the URL for this photo.