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Samut Prakan, from the air.
Been a while, hope everyone has been well, hope to catch up with some of your beautiful and inspiring works slowly over the coming weeks.
Random quote:
“The end is never the end. It's always the the beginning of something.”
Last Photo for a while... away traveling (Out My Window)
Hello my friends! ☺
I'll be away traveling for a while, so I wanted to leave a little something as a visual Thank You to all you guys for your wonderful support lately :-)
(I should still have internet connection, but not sure how good it will be, but I'll return full strength in October)
:about the photo:
This is a place I visited in southern Sweden this year, and the scene occurred a bit before sunset... you can even see the moon sitting in the big blue sky, among that mix of dark & white clouds. (and yeah, those are tractor paths through the fields!)
The sun was somewhere behind me, casting some nice shadow work... until those darker clouds moved around and began to hamper the light (I have some photos of that to upload later too!)
I originally opened the window wide, leaned out and shot a landscape photo... but then I noticed how pretty the window & shadow reflection upon the glass looked (to me anyhow), so I pulled back and included them in my shot : )
It was a bit magical, what I felt & saw that evening... *out my window*
So this is what I leave you with :-)
As always... I do hope you find something interesting or enjoyable here : )
I appreciate your wonderful Comments & Faves so much dear friends! (( I'll have something to read while away! ))
Wishing you all the best & hope to see you again soon : )
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your Flickr Friend,
CRUSH
Early hour.
Empty road.
She’s here for the usual.
The hum of the fridge,
a chipped mug,
the smell of something fried.
And a menu that hasn’t changed
since Elvis was alive.
the place: Cherishville
Skylight ... windowview ...
Ottawa, Canada ...
in my Architectural 3 Series ... Pic # 13 ...
Taken Oct 23, 2019
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Since 2013 I have documented Dark-eyed Junco arrivals and departures in my backyard. I created an album of 572 photographs of the species.
in my Distortion Series ; Pic # 9 ....
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Taken Aug 27, 2017
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Taken Jan 24, 2015 in St John's, Newfoundland, Canada
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3 pm. The weather's been like this off and on today. Gray, rainy and Blah. But it could be worse. We are just getting bands of rain off what is now Hurricane Hermine. Nothing really serious here. The brunt of the storm is north and west of us.
Our club gained access to the Winter Gardens which has money from the lottery fund and is about to be restored. It was a very interesting experience. Details here tinyurl.com/2whssyxu
The trees in the distance start to emerge from the fog that had blanketed the Mayfield Valley all day, as the sun starts to set. Another shot from my window last week.
An odd mix of a spring sunset and terrible air pollution caused by Havana's power plant resulted in a series of William Turner sunsets for the duration of my stay in the old city.
The city's power plant, lacking effective pollution control at the time, was burning very low grade bunker fuel that it was provided at a discount from Venezuela, in exchange for Cuban medical expertise and direct service in Venezuela. Ironical how selling healthcare resulted in creating a health hazard for the people of Havana.
The stack exhaust created a pall of ash that depending on the wind plumed over the city in a cloud or was blown either inland or out, towards the American coast.
Joseph Mallard William Turner lived and painted during a time of heavy industrialization in the UK and the rest of Europe, during which massive amounts of coal was burned to support industry and transportation. Knowing that and seeing the effect of fossil fuel ash in the atmosphere in Havana, goes along way to explaining the skies he painted.
~EXPLORE No. 235
The ruins of Château du Schlossberg in Forbach, Moselle department
Grand Est, France 11.04.2025
www.youtube.com/watch?v=w24ZKmVdcjI&t=10s
Einblick
Ruine des Château du Schlossberg in Forbach, Département Moselle
Grand Est, Frankreich 11.04.2025
Running, cold from cold, mind to eye
a mood within a mood set to rely
upon omniscient twilight of january
rubbing shoulders with time so carefree
pensive our these days isolated by hurts
mysterious to the mobility of all efforts
rasping gales in the showing mind of flypast
caught on the breeze hope remains steadfast
it's just a dream within a pane of a day agleam
a vista neither here nor there in dido scheme
call upon the view again in sunsetting splendour
a journey to speak of in this setting venture
now could be forever were it not for the missing seconds
taken to redeem shattered days of forgotten legends
remembered tonight like the proudest silhouette
resplendent crowns adorn the memory of a living vignette.
by anglia24
18h30: 31/01/2008
©2008anglia24
This is in Fayette, MI at the Fayette Historical State Park...
a historic ghost town that was formerly an iron smelting town.
Thanks for views, comments and favs :)
Featured on Andrew Sullivan's "View From Your Window" on his blog, the Dish.
dish.andrewsullivan.com/2013/02/24/the-view-from-your-win...