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Finn in black and white
Laowa 100mm lens f2.8
For my 365 in January I’m only capturing black and white photos with hardly no edits, as a challenge to myself, to look for light and shadows and the different ways I can use them. I will be using my iPhone at times and will have to edit to black and white. When using my Nikon, no edits only adding my watermark in the Snap-seed app Thanks for looking!
El yin y el yang (en chino, 阴阳; pinyin, yīnyáng; literalmente, ‘oscuro-brillante’) son dos conceptos del taoísmo, que son usados para representar o referirse a las dos fuerzas fundamentales opuestas y complementarias, pero interconectadas, que se encuentran en todas las cosas; y que esta filosofía atribuye a todo lo existente en el universo. El yin es el principio femenino, la tierra, la oscuridad, la pasividad y la absorción. El yang es el principio masculino, el cielo, la luz, la actividad y la penetración.
Yin and yang (Chinese: 阴阳; pinyin: yīnyáng; literally: ‘dark-bright’) are two concepts from Taoism, which are used to represent or refer to the two fundamental opposing and complementary, but interconnected, forces that are found in all things; and which this philosophy attributes to everything existing in the universe. Yin is the feminine principle, the earth, darkness, passivity and absorption. Yang is the masculine principle, the sky, light, activity and penetration.
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Happy Equinox!
In London, the September or Autumn Equinox is on
Friday, 22 September 2017 at 21:02 BST. In the southern hemisphere it will be the opposite season - the Spring or Vernal Equinox.
It marks the moment the Sun crosses the celestial equator, the imaginary line in the sky above the Earth's Equator. Day and Night are approximately equal all over the world at this time. (Equinox means equal night)
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The theme for Happy Caturday this week- "A Penny for Your Thoughts." I believe Dill and Callie are thinking NEITHER of us will look at that camera! LOL!
Happy Caturday, All!
Explore 07-22-09
not the brush i painted this canvas with (((:
nevertheless i discovered this Beautiul Old Brush among my tools and wanted to take photo of it -
here it is lying on the canvas i'm presently working on!
An overhead view that helps to clarify that main floor layout. There is a driveway and main entrance on the upper left side of the model. This leads to the lobby of the tower, which then allows access to the single-story section at the back.
You can also see the sun-screens, terraces, and hedge at the lower right area. Break-out spaces.
Here, it finally depicts how the surfboards define the individual floors of the tower--and the overall skyline 'profile' of the building. Plus, you'd have some awesome sky terraces at the 'bow' and 'stern' of the floor plates!
Photography by YinYang
Through the Rainbow
Make It Interesting • Challenge 3 (Yin-Yang)
Source image with thanks to Mamjodh
Thanks to Parėe for the texture:
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Image is an art deco motif in public domain altered by me.
Also entered in Challenge #5 - ANIMALISTIC - (Creative Digital Art Community)
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More than 500 tons of stones and rocks are included in Portland’s Lan Su Chinese Garden, most notably the coveted Lake Tai stones (a kind of limestone featured by pores and holes) from one of China's largest freshwater lakes, which appear as tall mountain peaks throughout the Garden's landscape.
Chinese classical gardens follow a tradition in which each aspect conveys artistic effect and symbolic importance. The traditional delicate harmony between Yin and Yang, water and stone, shadow and light are balanced to manifest the Dao, or Way of Nature.
My dear friends .. wishing you a happy day and excellent weekend and week :-)
ps: I am going to be a away for a few days holiday *hooray* :)))
«All that we do is governed by the law of opposites in which every so-called positive act is exactly and equally balanced by its opposite» - Tony Parsons
Yin & Yang of the office: somebody works... somebody rests. Oshiage, Tokyo, Japan. © Michele Marcolin, 2022. K1ii + DFA 35mm f2.
…don’t let me down*, because a rainy day is a memory of England, and offers opportunities to play with my new fast glass here at Pattywhack House.
Knick knack Pattywhack,
Give the dog a bone;
This old man came rolling home.
*Nostalgia for the Carpenters and Beatles incorporated by reference, and Saul Leiter by example.
Photographed at Jogyesa Temple (조계사) in Seoul on May 4, 2025, during the celebration of Buddha’s Birthday (Seokga Tansinil; 석가탄신일), this ceremonial instrument is the Beopgo (법고, 法鼓), or “Dharma Drum”. During the celebration, the drum was struck by both local devotees and foreign visitors.
Traditionally made with cow and bull hide to symbolize Yin and Yang, its sound is considered an echo of Buddha’s teachings and is ritually intended to liberate beings in heaven and hell. The Beopgo belongs to the set of four sacred instruments (Samul; 사물) used in Korean Buddhist liturgy: the Beomjong (범종, 梵鐘) temple bell for beings living on Earth, the Beopgo for heaven and hell, the Mokeo (목어, 木魚) wooden fish for aquatic life, and the Unpan (운판, 雲판) cloud gong for beings of the sky.
Striking the drum three times is often interpreted as a symbolic homage to the Three Jewels (Sambo; 삼보): the Buddha (Bul; 불), the Teachings (Beop; 법), and the Community (Seung; 승). The practice of sounding these instruments together is meant to encompass all realms of existence, ensuring that no sentient being is left untouched by the Dharma. Even today, the resonant beating of the Beopgo can be heard in central Seoul, linking modern city life with centuries of Buddhist tradition.
La vita è meravigliosa. Cose apparentemente lontane fra loro sono invece unite fra loro, dai sottili fili del destino
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Una ragnatela, le gocce, un lato chiaro, un lato oscuro.
Foto di qualche giorno fa
Buona serata
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海灣裡黃褐色的海水，與外海方向的湛藍色形成強烈的對比，兩種截然不同顏色的海水，一黃一藍誰也不讓誰，而這就是位於東北角的陰陽海奇景。
陰陽海位於黃金博物館附近的北海岸，走近即可看見明顯分色的海水，好似道家思想的陰陽相對論，輕聲地訴說著大自然的絕對原則與平衡。當地人一度認為這樣的景觀是來自舊時礦場的化學污染所導致，但即便礦廠已關閉多年，海水的顏色依舊。但在經過詳細檢測後發現，金瓜石的岩層中含有大量的黃鐵礦，不斷地被海水溶出，鐵離子無法溶解，染成黃褐色的礦水流入海中，而海灣的海水又不易擴散，最後形成了如此引人入勝的特殊海景。
資料來源：https://www.rtaiwanr.com/jiufen/ying-yang-sea