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In Aikido, a harmonic way of martial arts, we say: “To change the angularity to roundness…” We will become more soft. In architecture also we can find examples where angled elements build a composition to rounded expression, look: And in movement: […]
a través de The quadrature of the circle — Experimental Improvements
Tucked away in a little side street near Piazza di Santa Croce, Florence, we found this little shop full of all things Pinocchio. I vaguely knew that the little character was Italian, but it seems that Geppetto the woodcarver created him in a village near Florence. Doesn’t the shop have a lovely glow?
a través de A welcoming glow — Lucid Gypsy
In response to the weekly challenge Glow
golden hour bliss There are two kinds of light – the glow that illuminates, and the glare that obscures. James Thurber
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I didn’t have my boots. But luckily I didn’t need them this time. There was no aqua alta. No water came up onto the streets, squares and court yards like I had witnessed when I visited Venice a few years ago for work. However, major flooding, covering almost 15% of the city, now occurs about four […]
a través de Allure of the Sinking City. — TINY LESSONS BLOG
In response to this week’s WPC: Scale I took this photo during my Stonehenge Tour in England and although not the most striking post ever, I thought placing the stone between my forefinger and thumb changes the perspective and the mystery this huge magnificent stone circle is known for. ©jodiepages 2017. All Rights Reserved. […]
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My contribution to this week’s Weekly Photo Challenge – Scale. A little foal, just an hour old, in a big new world. My favourites this week Mittened hands Anvica’s Gallery Cee’s Photography Nes Felicio Photography ♥
a través de Newborn foal in a big, new world — justnujusthar
die großen Schwäne lassen die Brücke klein erscheinen
a través de WEEKLA PHOTO CHALLENGE – SCALE 2 — AugenBlicke
St. Francis of Assisi called this church his little portion. A large basilica has since been built around it. Funny, I never felt closer to eternity than in the small one–a church of the grandest Scale.
a través de On a Grand Scale — A Writer’s Voice
In response of the weekly challenge Scale.
Imagine a small state in the north of Spain.
Imagine that its name bears the name of the wine it produces.
Imagine that your main asset, almost unique, is that wine.
Imagine that its gastronomy, its culture, the art that is born of its artists is related to the wine.
Imagine that the day to day of its people revolves around wine. The wines before going to eat, the wines before going to dinner. The wine we will take at lunch or dinner….
Imagine that the weather forecasts should be the right ones at any time of the year for the vineyard to grow, mature or reach its fullness.
Imagine all that and more and you will understand that the scale in La Rioja, where I live, is the vineyard and the wine.
I see you have understood.
In response to the WordPress Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Pedestrian Lack of pedestrians …. Thank you for looking, I always appreciate your visit Should you wish to buy any of my images click on the image or the Fineart America portfolio below You can also join me here: Instagram Facebook Twitter
a través de Weekly Photo Challenge: Pedestrian — Adrian Evans Photography
PHOTO CHALLENGE: THE PEDESTRIAN Garry had a bumper sticker on his old red Mustang convertible that said: “So many pedestrians, so little time.” Cruel? Only if you weren’t trying to drive cross-town in Boston where pedestrians pay no attention to signs, crosswalks, or even oncoming trucks and cars. If they feel like crossing the street, […]
a través de SO MANY PEDESTRIANS, SO LITTLE TIME. — SERENDIPITY
In response of the weekly challenge Pedestrian
“Give me a window and I’ll stare out it.” ~Alan Rickman
a través de Come To My Window — Jane Lurie Photography
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a través de Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Windows — nancy merrill photography