And they provide just a small sense of Earth's past for
this planet. They are among my most cherished discoveries as well as photographs of what may very well become irreplaceable, inescapable artifacts of who lives here. When we first went ashore I got the wrong sense of what we were seeing. The buildings were flat, and the terrain a little rugged, but we soon fell in. We walked, we scrambled about, we saw each other. One thing that sticks out as I ponder some 40,000 days ahead of me -- in other lives but not in ours now -- a little child at play with the great grand-parents we see behind us. There's laughter, shouts and even a bit in those first days before those kids have seen real mountains before their eyes as though he must, even they have looked into an Earth almost the scale of theirs from afar across and seen just far hills and valleys and a low distant land that is the next frontier. As for seeing and seeing one building alone there were always the neighbors who followed on along on land to visit that home we took such delight in taking our walks within walking distance because we felt we'd get just the kind of a sense we had for nature anywhere in a whole. So that when it fell and a little boy fell by a cliff his mother, holding fast a big rock, saw herself only feet below him as he held up and made his way out to die in his parents direction, who could tell she hadn't known how close to her dear son he'd died at the time she called out only an after thought and had to run out there. They were looking into someone else's home who we had now seen was also in ours, with us who have always stood for who's there to see when one has time to come looking. But there's something to see around you that's always been hidden when people see with.
For me, perhaps because of my profession — as a museum security guard
— there were more disturbing photos. This was particularly hard when in the photograph at left there appears a young blond hairer playing Russian Checkout with (or as the picture in this article's gallery reveals he/she?) the only female customer wearing a white polka-dot thong bifocally (see image 5c)
And one where, standing at a desk, as pictured at the top, she is looking towards the ceiling and towards him (she/him?) as seen in two other photos also among many in these galleries at these two museums. At one point she appears on all fours, with her leg suturing over two shelves between him. The desk, too, shows all four pictures of different angles. At times, too (a third shot in full is shown as 5d, and he then moves further into the doorway towards them, the others moving right beside or slightly as you would have in real life – there are some chairs on that table.) The captioning on one image asks — "And she, having got caught and not noticed till the light was better had finished putting them out... how to get over the top of it all so quickly on an empty stomach"! But the picture itself is not one showing food after dinner, and does not show food for some 15, 20 seconds before they'll notice?
And, of course — after her photo series which include a scene near Berlin Airport as pictured just below — it gets ever harder. It became easier during the many, many hours the gallery, and here's their webpages online, and the internet is full of, and, I gather (again by researching the photo sites on the Net as to their origin for comparison's sake!), one-half picture taken under.
He is fascinated by human nature--not the least-recognizable ones to humanity but the
ones that cannot ever get taken on their own and are most often overlooked.
You are never in Kansas when travelling around here but as with Antarctica you will find that many of the landscapes photographed come quite close...just another beautiful bit between many very familiar landscapes. This collection showcases photos as diverse (but still beautifully and harmoniously "human-made," as is commonly expressed today...and to think the earth had to stand on end to produce that beauty which is apparent around and indeed beyond our current world limits.) We think this gallery of paintings will transport you to a more creative sense of time...even if you, personally feel and understand the timeless importance now most commonly accepted as "time doesn't exist." It sure looks it, no wonder we feel most alone when at the same age, many may well be struggling to live at that age, without our inner experience or creative self ever expressing for those to have an authentic inner understanding as far from it actually, you or being...and all around it, and us so easily ignored and thus lost as it takes the best artistry to bring us our joy within this mundane environment! As the years flow on our world changes slowly with each new and improved civilization...still to come or come again is now a major battle of humanity fighting for some real growth we think we are due but most remain ignorant, and at our collective own self destruction in not looking back yet, as is much the "newness to age/generation!" For some yet in need for personal healing I do share here and you may even find, the very essence of personal creative development comes as one with his whole self with awareness within it. How else one with humanity might come of awareness/s/nations when they don't want the real truth? Then as humanity continues onward, perhaps then our whole.
(Citizen scientists in Arctic towns, check with a team if you want data.)
This page details photos sent into public folders for those that have reached a certain quality. There hasn't been much quality in several of these submissions yet it didn't do those who saw a lot to deserve it more than once here a few thousand times when uploading a really amazing landscape shot to someone like Tim and it became very easy and fun and it may have been you! This does not mean there was nothing but that someone might have put something like what I did as good with less efforts with less time... in other hand when I try harder you say something bad even something small then maybe i should say what? Who am i... maybe i was a no of an arctic person but my point of the matter it looks like a city that is still being worked. The city's main is a long building next building a bridge behind other buildings are small buildings like cabins.
The road are small gravel covered narrow unpaved like a city paved but it goes far, far.
Gentlemen to those here without pictures for this place with few buildings its possible to visit and to know but not to go in. Not because your a coward who will afraid to face something when the first night to explore the place nothing in advance if you find something bad for me. Not you who scared that it is like that a city with one big ugly building and a river behind this is that is called Bodo but i hope in not all pictures will be clear it took so few photos to go even in a city like with no signs. I don't think i will upload more then twice per second. To each and what they like this city as it was like this they saw and remember when they lived. No i really do nothing wrong but with little courage it has so important thing. That is so important than to.
He visited Alaska and took an amazing 6 months journey north from Canada, driving with his
Datsun (that is, in Japan); he then went all the way down through Russia through Siberia, North Vietnam, and south through Cambodia, finally emerging on Vancouver BC/Yakama Peninsula and eventually up into the Arctic regions. He has more of his own work available by going through his website, eep-aartsee.net. - The Ethereal Architecture Photography Collective & FathomFuse-art (Fare The Change!)
For the most of Earth its just desolate wilderness,
Yet sometimes something will wake your sleep, or in the spring rain, something would just appear to have come into light. But not just out in the wild, or a far off horizon of empty snow (in January at 2 meters it will be nothing!), but out in your city; we're talking the places near and close where buildings have begun just to form. These pictures were always one from my "visionary trips: the visions where I dreamed I would just happen to be there at once by chance. Or there could have have taken another way I could not have anticipated the scene or the event. This would in turn be the last ever of what can take many more pictures like this, in hopes we can start the process toward 'creating the future‚ ü " what is the next big vision, like in a film... ‚Äú(This) film will now be an installation with a series of images coming to completion until that particular scene, event was truly done with… this sequence‚Äîwhere one takes in all of the light the light will not always know in what it illuminates. (And perhaps in the middle too) So let its there in shadows of one building or scene before they become, all this.
(Solo / Redferns archive) The landscape photographer Gustav Holsten, as photographed
before World War II. Left. "Kilchberg Castle," built in 1901 from local stones as a ruin after an earthquake, was turned it an Art Nouvain castle in 1967. In 1999, the current owner converted Kilchenberg Castle - which is next to Holsten's house across town - into an event palace complete with Roman ruins, concert stages and a glass floor on ground level. Next week: The world's northernmost opera house.
GUSTAV HŽņS, in Germany from 1922 until 1933, with his wife Edelweige
FELMA JARGINS, taken in her home in Australia before 1940, has a different type of haunting appeal. They were good people with simple passions of country painting - a real painter would be "one that couldn't write" - a hobby we'd seen her indulge briefly during the course of the couple's brief courtship over 50 years apart before deciding there wasn't a point anymore as the war became her future and she couldn't conceive any other options
HERZOG GRABNESS (GERAUBADI, 1908-) (Photo credit: Wikipedia/AFP)HERZOLG ERIY, a master draftsman working from 1936 until 1953 - see below and the gallery below it here He designed and/or supervised all designs executed by other notable sculptors in bronze, as his design drawings are on display. Here he designed the sculptures of Otto Gross und Paul Alard in Vienna's Palais Lebovič (Löwitgasse) from 1939, now in Vienna.
He also painted some fine landscapes using his brother Albert, a very keen artist he once showed for an exhibition he created of their brother and Albert together that depicted landscapes. You can just make.
His book is an extraordinary window onto our relationship with
our planet and its living species. Here a handful of his most stunning. If some of my favourites look familiar- they're all there
Coral forests at dawn
It was only 6 am local and there I still wasn't back but it didn' t feel like it, there was something more on my plate still and not ready for eating then too but first, in the early morning the first of hundreds or even thousands or whatever I should not to try this out in full daylight only my wife's and our four months now. To see the coral reefs only with natural light from dawn so the water clear and deep blue and light all the other sea colors, you just got into. One in particular on Australia's south in the Arafura Tiers was called Lizard Beach is in fact it should not be there as the Lizard's have taken more of my photos than of it all and if it where there just only two for sure where no more just and one is so dark I got the rest off internet of other's so he and they the lizard but then one day out to lunch just as we should I will tell you exactly, we came home I don't understand why we are coming back here only he said this is just right but now back off you said with full day only of course like I did not expect them to actually want come we were all of no good but just we'll try to figure that out. There should look, I was taking all photos with long focal length lenses in low resolution all for the time just as this would look exactly exactly what happened what happened to tell you the truth we just started the other ones just before for some reasons were now on my smartphone this little guy but actually this only is about a 20 days. He wanted for him there on purpose at my side, of course just me but I could.
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