Ever wondered what happens to the hour they steal from you whilst you sleep? What lives in that time between tick and tock? Not all vampires feast on blood. #ClocksGoForward
i don't care where my extra hour goes as long as it takes me with it.
โI Am the Place of Refugeโ by Jennifer Lommers
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Landscape series three 34
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#pssst
True vision will show
the time for you to slow down.
That way, no crashing.
#haikufeels [crash] #haiku
she blooms at dusk
as all secret things do
wild roses
#haiku
#DailyHaikuPrompt
This stunning woodblock print, created circa 1930 by Narazaki Eishล, offers a vertically oriented composition that captures a quiet nocturnal moment. The artwork features a large, brown-feathered owl with striking yellow eyes perched on a thick, dark tree limb that curves upward from the bottom right. The owlโs head is turned toward the viewer, its feathers detailed with soft, textured strokes. Surrounding the bird is a "radiant" display of pale white cherry blossoms, their delicate forms standing out against a muted, dusty blue twilight sky. Below the branch, the scene reveals a dark, silhouetted forest line bordering a body of water. The water reflects a shimmering, golden "luminous" light, likely from a moon hidden from view, which creates a rhythmic pattern of highlights across the ripples. The balance between the solid, dark form of the tree and the ethereal beauty of the blossoms and water reflections exemplifies the mastery of early 20th-century Japanese printmaking.
Japanese woodblock print titled "Owl and Cherry" , created circa 1930. It is the work of artist Narazaki Eisho (1864โ1936), who also produced art under the pseudonyms Fuyo, Kyokudo, and Shinjo.
Takaragawa Onsen Riverside View This second perspective of Takaragawa Onsen offers a closer look at the interaction between the traditional wooden architecture and the steaming thermal waters. The frame is dominated by the heavy, rustic timber beams of a large open-air pavilion that extends over the bathing area. Golden sunlight pierces through the structure and the rising mist, creating dramatic shafts of light that illuminate the swirling steam. In the foreground, a large, dark river stone sits partially submerged in the clear, rippling water, which reflects the warm glow of the sun. The background reveals a rugged, stone-lined embankment with patches of snow still clinging to the rocks, leading up to another traditional building perched further up the hillside. The contrast between the cold, snowy landscape and the warmth of the geothermal spring emphasizes the serene, therapeutic atmosphere of this world-renowned Japanese retreat.
Another view of Takaragawa Onsen (ๅฎๅทๆธฉๆณ), a famous hot spring located in Minakami, Gunma Prefecture, Japan.. Photography by Hiroaki Fukuda
A totally unmystical world would be a world totally blind and insane.
Aldous Huxley, Grey Eminence (1940)
All hail the snail ๐
Tree reflections against a still pond. ๐ท Dreamcatcher
Reflective moments...
Night Blossoms.
#Art
ยฉ Erin Hanson
Nothing whets the intelligence more than a passionate suspicion, nothing develops all the faculties of an immature mind more than a trail running away into the dark.
Stefan Zweig
Macro photograph of an abalone shell
Owlish Eyes
#424 taken 4:25 pm
#art #nature #photography #abstract
By which I mean posting that way, not looking at someone's replies. I do that sometimes and if I'm right anyone else reading this must have done it too?
If you reply to a deleted post, I don't think it shows up in the following feed? Someone would have to look at your replies. Why would someone do that?
some of my thoughts are not really my style
Sick Tamburo - Meno male che ci sei tu youtu.be/rW_KM0AvTI4?...
When you learn that all the things that sound so easy are actually very difficult. And then the other place where they are easy again. And so on.
a framed watercolor that could be a painting of a story sky
i submitted this [not new] watercolor to the local food coop's open call for art. we'll see ...
There was a line in the sky to the east. Eyes closed, it remained. Turning, it stayed in the same place. It was a bearing from where I was. Along I-80 on the map. A lot of the time I don't know, so I don't say because things get misunderstood.
Beauty Is Everywhere
Nils Nova, 2020
www.nilsnova.com/works/
#art
Bridge of Light
Harold Davis
www.digitalfieldguide.com/galleries
#art #photography
guarded by riddles
that wise ones see as oceans
a shallow buoy, me
#BraveWrite #riddle #haiku #writing #writingcommunity
#micropoetry
A celestial bridge between the seen world and the unspoken one.
The moon holds
what the sun had no time to sayโฆ
#TheSkySpeaksSoftly #ArtInNature
#Nature #photography
I flirted with disaster and now I'm married.
