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CC Rainbow - Orange
Spotted in a garden in Oakland, California. Processed to look like an acrylic painting.
I was cleaning out some photo files and came across one that had these two adorable ladies in it...anyone know who that are? I'd love to get a copy of this to them...
A few pics from Berlin this week, folks.
The first is a slightly unusual depiction of the Memorial to the Murdered Members of the Reichstag which is a series of 96 cast iron plates, each depicting a member of the Reichstag murdered between 1939 and 1945 - many in the concentration camps.
The title is based on that wonderful album Unknown Pleasures from Joy Division and its iconic artwork from graphic designer Peter Saville.
Unknown fly, single shot, tried a stack but he wouldn't stay still. Bit bigger than a bluebottle, if anyone has an id I would be most grateful. Had a pattern on the wings.
V1 Bus Line
Isuzu? Del Monte DM09
Location: MRT Ortigas Station, EDSA, Brgy Wack Wack-Greenhills, Mandaluyong City
Here's a find of unknown species growing on top of an old murky beech stump. Looks like someone dropped a spoonful of Beluga Caviar, but don't think it is the explanation. Anyone has a clue what they are, the black and the white?
Grafton Street Dublin.
She seemed slightly out of place amongst the clutter and bustle of Grafton street and more as if she belonged somewhere in the wild and natural West of Ireland.
This is a scanned polaroid photograph taken by an acquaintance whose name I can't recall. It shows a Class 37 on a coal train derailed at Blaenant, Dulais Valley, Glamorgan. Following this the ripped-up loop was dismantled. C1970.
HDR Panorama of an unknown waterfall captured in the Antarctic Beech Forest at Gloucester Tops National Park, NSW, Australia.
Well, I've titled this photo simply because it was unknown to both my good wife and myself that this and many more wooden sculptures were at this location.
We've walked around this park many, many times but decided to walk through a different part of the surrounding woodland and we came across many of these wonderful sculptures which are mainly carved from old trees!
What we "found" this afternoon was memorial's referencing World War 1
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If anyone knows what they are I would love to know. These were taken in my mother-in-laws garden, and she is not sure either what they are. They certainly create a lovely burst of colour.
“Who has not found the Heaven below / Will fail of it above ...
His eagerness, his voracity, a blood memory, in the sense that he can extract more from his life than what he has really lived.
He must have a will to explore unknown feelings and dare to feel them.
This may seem terrifying, but it has to be done because there is no other option.”
(Martha Graham - American Dancer, Teacher and Choreographer of modern dance, 1894-1991)
One more picture of that old man who came to take a bath near Nepali ghat along the Ganges in Varanasi (Benaras).
He was adding several layers of fabrics over his garments in a kind of choreography.
The way he was composing and arranging the movements reminded me something of Martha Graham.
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